Carriers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARRIERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CARRIER, one that carries
• a person or thing that carries, holds, or conveys something
• a carrier bag
• a person or company that undertakes the professional conveyance of goods or people
• a vessel or vehicle for transporting goods in bulk
• an aircraft carrier
• a company that provides facilities for conveying telecommunications messages
• a person or animal that transmits a disease-causing organism to others, especially without suffering from it themselves
• an individual that possesses a particular gene, especially as a single copy whose effect is masked by a dominant allele, so that the associated characteristic (such as a hereditary disease) is not displayed but may be passed to offspring
• a substance used to support or convey another substance such as a pigment, catalyst, or radioactive material.
• a molecule that transfers a specified molecule or ion within the body, especially across a cell membrane.

Words related to CARRIERS

carrier9

Words that contain CARRIERS

noncarriers13 subcarriers15 ballcarriers16 spearcarriers17 supercarriers17

How to use CARRIERS in a sentence

• The usual practice followed in erecting suspension bridges is applicable in mounting the line, and the carriers, supports, and carriages may be of any of the usual forms.
• At every pause to change carriers she moistened his face and lips and watched each breath with heart-breaking anxiety.
• The carriers are not allowed to leave the grounds, and when a man engages in that occupation he must retire forever from the world, as much as if he were a Trappist monk.
• If the Northern States consult their interest, they will not oppose the increase of slaves, which will increase the commodities of which they will become the carriers.
• The carriers are two feet long and seven inches round, and are made to fit the tube closely.
• Butcher Truman had discarded the shawl from his head and shoulders, or perchance it had been snatched away by the infuriated carriers.
• When the work was finished, we had great difficulty in securing carriers to bear our burdens to San Bartolo.
• At first we led the company and the carriers came behind.
• At the summit we found a group of indian carriers, who, as usual, stopped at the pass to rest and look upon the landscape.
• Letter carriers, however, could not have performed their duties without the assistance of beasts of burden.
• He declared that he would force them or go himself, with his wives as carriers.
• Moreover, a company of Indians might be trained to come and go as carriers.
• I had finally to take whatever I could get in the way of carriers.
• He, too, became suddenly aware that his right arm was crooked and not strong enough to lift heavy burdens, while the two remaining carriers had never loaded a mule in their lives.
• The entire army of Nationalist guards, Division Chiefs, and workers had been rounded up and put aboard the troop carriers to be taken to a prison asteroid.
• They dispatch to the general office, at stated times throughout the day, all matter deposited in their boxes or collected from the lamp-boxes by the carriers.
• Once a week the Superintendent of the Station goes over the accounts of the Carriers, and requires them to pay over to him all the sums charged against them.
• Without further delay, Cortez, taking with him a number of natives to act as carriers, set out on his march towards Mexico.
• The wire carriers followed on, holding up the wire at intervals.
• And beholding them arrived, that foremost of virtuous men, the king of the Matsyas, adored them duly, and entertained their troops and servants and carriers of burdens.
• The captain had a basket of potatoes or apples on the deck which he used as cash carriers.
• John Lander went unarmed before the fatakie, and travelled alone, whilst Richard remained behind to defend the carriers, in case of necessity.
• There are just five languages that have had an overwhelming significance as carriers of culture.
• An operating railroad company, therefore, has a monopoly at all points on its line not touched by other carriers.
• The garb and equipment of the other carriers were, with some small differences, the same.
• The National Association of Letter Carriers of the United States of America was organized at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1889.
• Proper legislation of this character for the relief of carriers in the free-delivery service has been frequent.

Similar words containing CARRIER without suffix s

carrier9 scarrier10 noncarrier12 subcarrier14 ballcarrier15 noncarriers13 subcarriers15 ballcarriers16 spearcarrier16 supercarrier16 spearcarriers17 supercarriers17

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