Chinamen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHINAMEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CHINAMAN, a tricky ball bowled by a left handed bowler

Words related to CHINAMEN

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How to use CHINAMEN in a sentence

• The Chinamen are always greatly pleased to receive calls from white men with whom they have business dealings, and they exhibit their cards with much pride.
• As I am going put, I notice that the two Chinamen are already in the dining car, and that Dr.
• Henceforth it was to be a penal offense to take Chinamen to the United States without their free consent.
• Then a lighted lantern was brought in, and the prisoners saw six sleepy-looking Chinamen grinning at them.
• It seemed to them that there were only the six sleepy-looking Chinamen and themselves in the apartment.
• Chinamen stood at one side while the steel horses shot by them, and then gathered in little groups by the wayside to discuss this newest invention of the foreign devils.
• When the boy reached the entrance to the cellar he saw three Chinamen lying on the earth floor, either asleep or under the influence of opium.
• Instead of making hostile demonstrations, the two newcomers, Chinamen so far as appearances went, threw up their hands and dropped back against the wall.
• Most of these converted Chinamen who return to their own country are said to take their part in various forms of Christian work.
• Before Eva could explain her own presence there the door burst open, the panels slid back, and a horde of emissaries and Chinamen swarmed about them.
• Already the alarm had been spread to the other emissaries and Chinamen, and it was only a matter of seconds when all the murderous crew would again be piling after them.
• You and I are paupers in comparison with the great capitalists of that country, where the laborers fight for bones with the Chinamen, like dogs.
• Wong was placid, industrious, and very amiable, but beneath all this he must have had nerves, as I suppose Chinamen have, in common with other people.
• One or two of the Chinamen put the rope round them and pulled us along.
• The Chinamen here made a far better show, and the fire was vigorous and sustained.
• He pointed to the Chinamen, probably asking what they were.
• What would California have been without Chinese labor? Industrious Chinamen built the railroad over the Sierras to the East and civilization.
• Hundreds of Chinamen were shot and their valuables taken.
• Dreading contagion, for the field of death lay near to Lima, the Chileans had forced the Chinamen of that city to gather the dead, cover them with kerosene and fire.
• Groups of Chinamen were occasionally seen, fishing from the banks or the branches of overhanging trees.
• About fifteen young Chinamen are seated at the tables, all reading and studying aloud in true Chinese fashion.
• The officer in command promptly ordered the Chinamen in the town of Sorsogon, who are prosperous people, to contribute to the support of his troops.
• The monotony of Chinese life during these thousands of years is reflected in the dull, monotonous faces of Chinamen.
• The vehicle seemed to be already full of passengers, mostly Mexicans and Chinamen.
• There are Chinamen here and there in other parts of San Francisco, but nearly all live here in this quarter which we are now approaching.
• His literary attainments and business capacity peculiarly fit him for his work on the Chinese paper, and he is held in high esteem by Chinamen generally.
• But she did not suffer from want, for Chinamen are kind to the needy of their own race.
• A street railroad passes between the church and the triangle, and the mule power is sufficient to carry at a reasonable rate a dozen Spanish officers and as many Chinamen.
• It is to be supposed that the Chinamen under sentence of death will have the sense to remain in this country, where they are safe.
• Above she found the two Chinamen squatted at the side of the door.
• In the mountains potatoes, cabbages and wheat are grown in abundance, and so we get excellent pure bread made by Chinamen in Delli.
• The Chinamen like this country, and are willing to work for anything they can get, because they are so much better off here than at home.

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