Chieftain is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHIEFTAIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the head of a clan; a leader or commander
• the leader of a people or clan
• a powerful member of an organization
• leader of a tribe
• A captain, leader, or commander; a chief; the head of a troop, army, or clan.
• the leader of a group of people
• the head of a tribe or clan
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a chief especially of a band, tribe, or clan

Words related to CHIEFTAIN

chieftaincy24 chieftains18

Words that contain CHIEFTAIN

chieftains18 chieftaincy24 chieftainry22 chieftainess20 chieftaincies23 chieftainries21 chieftainship26 chieftainesses22 chieftainships27

How to use CHIEFTAIN in a sentence

• The bodies of the fallen magistrates and of the unconscious chieftain in the mask were brought into the city.
• He had no rewards to give, no office to fill, but he still ruled like a chieftain.
• He died, and a small chieftain in the hills took her and married her, and finally brought her out with him when he made the pilgrimage to Mecca.
• The first thought of the Moroccan chieftain was always defensive.
• Ia was the daughter of an Irish chieftain, and was murdered at Hayle.
• Here was the whole Gallic insurrection, chieftain and soldiery, united together within or beneath the walls of a town of moderate extent.
• My own tribe already possessed a chieftain of their own but my position was one of even greater influence than his.
• But the Narragansetts were grief-stricken over the loss of their chieftain and thought only of revenge upon the hated Uncas and his Indians, at whose door they laid all the blame.
• His wife was a beautiful lady, the daughter of a chieftain of Cornwall.
• When he did so, he was pretty sure to find the black eyes of the head chieftain fixed upon him.
• The chieftain with the kindly, fateful face was holding out his hand, smiling.
• The fierce chieftain approached her again with overtures of love, offering her his hand, titles, and estates.
• Chieftain, too, in his first years between the poles, had sometimes been impatient with the untrained mates who from time to time joined the team.
• How Chieftain did miss Tim those next few days! The new man was slow at loading, and, to make up the time, he cut short their dinner-hour.
• His task was most simple when a chieftain of one tribe brought to him several hundred prisoners of war.
• The place was regarded as sacred by the Omahas, who kept the dead chieftain well supplied with provisions.
• But Nennius, who wrote in the latter part of the eighth century, or early in the ninth, makes Arthur the chieftain, and adds an account of his great personal prowess.
• That the revenue of the chieftain should be expended in rude hospitality, was the natural result of his situation.
• Under such circumstances they would select some chieftain whose period of ascendency could be measured only by the continuance of the danger.
• The Peruvian chieftain proved himself equal to the situation, however, and adapted his speech to the case.
• He was a local chieftain posing as a great sovereign, but probably with no intention to deceive either his own contemporaries or posterity.
• He was originally a Thessalian chieftain, whose sons, Machaon and Podalirius, became famous physicians and fought in the Trojan War.
• Some young fellows, painters, no doubt, whispered together as they pointed at Claude, much in the same manner as if he were the redoubtable chieftain of a horde of savages.
• It may be your dream signifies the fall of that chieftain whom you shall harm most.

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