Chattels is valid Scrabble Word

Is chattels a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for CHATTELS in dictionary:

NOUN:

CHATTEL, any kind of property which is not freehold
(in general use) a personal possession.
an item of property other than freehold land, including tangible goods (chattels personal) and leasehold interests (chattels real).

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a slave

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How to use CHATTELS in a sentence

The laws of England allow no binding covenant in a transfer of goods or chattels without value received.
Estates were no more valued according to the area of land they contained, but according to the number of their chattels, who were now called souls.
It claims to turn them into mere chattels, and to make them as void of responsibility to God, as other chattels.
John and Limpy had made a heroic struggle for the hunting grounds of their fathers and incidentally for the goods and chattels, and the scalps of the white invaders.
Women are no longer slaves, chattels, with unfeeling husbands.
Among the lost chattels were two babies, dropped off somewhere in the long grass, which were never found.
The second prohibited them from possessing foods and chattels out of the state.
And this, further, doubtless holds of all goods and chattels, which are at once a trouble and a benefit.
Besides this they had some two to three hundred francs kept safe in case of emergency, and the furniture goods and chattels of their modest home.
The English came over in a body, with their women and children, their flocks and herds, their goods and chattels.

Husbands left chattels to their wives provided that they took the vow of chastity.
She had piled such goods and chattels as she could handle into an ox cart and drove past the grey battle lines, hurrying as fast as she could Southward.
The chattels I sent home by my servant at once, but a portion of the money I tossed back to the fellow when I saw that I had drawn blood of him.
These spirits take persons, houses, cattle, and chattels of every description under their care.
Denis took his chattels off the rack and piled them neatly in the corner opposite his own.
To begin with, he has to carry all his goods and chattels on his person.
The inhabitants of Limerick and other garrisons were permitted to remove their goods and chattels, without search, visitation, or payment of duty.
His iron will ran the town and district as though the people were chattels of his.
German families from the neighboring villages had taken refuge in the guard-house, and sat there with their children, and some of their goods and chattels round them.
All their goods and chattels were reduced to ashes, and they were left without a roof to shelter them.
They refuse to be chattels, and going out to release these millions come these little groups of Christian college girls who are to furnish leadership.
Now, Lucius, you speak out of the remains of the old tyrannical barbarism, when the daughters were nothing but goods and chattels.
The schooner Napoleon was to be sent from Detroit to convey the troops with their goods and chattels to their destined post.
Lucy was tired, and said she would remain beside the goods and chattels, whereupon the judge declared he would keep her company.
These chattels, and also the windows, some panes of which were broken, may once, in very ancient times, have been clean.
Such a compromise was, of course, illogical, leaving the question whether negroes were chattels or human beings with even a theoretical civil character undecided.
On the Chinese side, there were men accustomed to deal with their women as chattels, willing to sell them to the foreigners.
So she gave them much of her chattels, and they made them ready for their journey.
Webb loaned them the six-mule Government wagons to bring over their goods and chattels, together with the timbers of their houses.
We suffer this great flock of the Lord Jesus to be treated as chattels, bought and sold, like beasts of burden, hunted and lacerated by dogs and wolves.
He possessed no goods or chattels not stowed away in his garret chamber.

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