Class is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLASS in dictionary:

VERB:
• to classify
• assign or regard as belonging to a particular category
• To grouped or classed.
• arrange or order by classes or categories
• place in a class
NOUN:
• a set or category of things having some property or attribute in common and differentiated from others by kind, type, or quality
• a principal taxonomic grouping that ranks above order and below phylum or division, such as "Mammalia" or "Insecta".
• a division of candidates according to merit in a university examination
• a system of ordering society whereby people are divided into sets based on perceived social or economic status
• a social division based on social or economic status
• the rich or educated.
• impressive stylishness in appearance or behaviour
• a group of students or pupils who are taught together
• an occasion when pupils meet with their teacher for instruction; a lesson
• a course of instruction
• all of the college or school students of a particular year
• group of people sharing a similar social position
• A group of individuals ranked together as possessing common characteristics; as, the different classes of society; the educated class; the lower classes.
• A number of students in a school or college, of the same standing, or pursuing the same studies.
• A comprehensive division of animate or inanimate objects, grouped together on account of their common characteristics, in any classification in natural science, and subdivided into orders, families, tribes, genera, etc.
• A set; a kind or description, species or variety.
• One of the sections into which a church or congregation is divided, and which is under the supervision of a class leader.
• To arrange in classes; to classify or refer to some class; as, to class words or passages.
• To divide into classes, as students; to form into, or place in, a class or classes.
• a collection of things sharing a common attribute
• a body of students who are taught together
• people having the same social, economic, or educational status
• education imparted in a series of lessons or meetings
• a league ranked by quality
• a body of students who graduate together
• (biology) a taxonomic group containing one or more orders
• elegance in dress or behavior
ADJECTIVE:
• showing stylish excellence

Words related to CLASS

classable13 classed10 classer9 classers10 classes9 classing11 classings12

Words that contain CLASS

classy11 classed10 classer9 classes9 classic11 classis9 classon9 declass10 classers10 classico12 classics12 classier10 classify16 classily13 classing11 classism12 classist10 classman12 classmen12 classons10 declasse11 misclass12 nonclass10 outclass10 subclass12 unclassy13 classable13 classible13 classical13 classiest11 classific16 classings12 classisms13 classists11 classless11 classmate13 classroom13 classwork18 declassed13 declassee12 declasses12 overclass14 unclassed12 classicals14 classicise14 classicism16 classicist14 classicize23 classified16 classifier15 classifies15 classiness12 classmates14 classrooms14 classworks19 declassify19 declassing14 interclass12 misclassed15 misclasses14 neoclassic14 nightclass16 nonclasses12 outclassed13 outclasses12 reclassify18 subclassed15 subclasses14 superclass14 unclassier12 underclass13 infraclass15 classically18 classicised16 classicises15 classicisms17 classicists15 classicized25 classicizes24 classifieds17 classifiers16 classifying20 masterclass15 misclassify21 misclassing16 outclassing14 overclasses16 postclassic17 semiclassic17 subclassify21 subclassing16 unclassical15 unclassiest13 classicalism18 classicalist16 classicality19 classicising17 classicistic18 classicizing26 classifiable19 classinesses14 declassified19 declassifies18 neoclassical16 nightclasses18 nonclassical16 nonclassroom16 overclassify23 preclassical18 reclassified18 reclassifies17 semiclassics18 superclasses16 unclassified18 underclasses15 interclasses14 infraclasses17 anticlassical17 classicalisms19 classicalists17 classicalness17 classlessness15 declassifying23 lowerclassman20 lowerclassmen20 masterclasses17 misclassified21 misclassifies20 neoclassicism19 neoclassicist17 nonclassified19 postclassical19 pseudoclassic20 reclassifying22 semiclassical19 subclassified21 subclassifies20 underclassman18 underclassmen18 upperclassman21 upperclassmen21 nonclassrooms17 classicalities18 classification21 classificatory24 declassifiable22 misclassifying25 neoclassicisms20 neoclassicists18 overclassified23 overclassifies22 pseudoclassics21 subclassifying25 unclassifiable21 nonclassifieds20 unclassifiably24 classicalnesses19 classifications22 overclassifying27 classlessnesses17 overclassificat25 reclassificatio22 subclassificati24 pseudoclassicis22 misclassificati24 declassificatio23 declassification24 reclassification23 pseudoclassicism25 reclassifications24 misclassification26 pseudoclassicisms26 subclassification26 declassifications25 misclassifications27 subclassifications27 overclassification28 overclassifications29

How to use CLASS in a sentence

• It is to this second class rather that I refer as bearing upon the age of the canonical Gospel.
• He was a very apt scholar, and in a few months was promoted to a higher class.
• We say that the class struggle is a law of social development.
• We need before anything else a restoration of class confidence.
• Somers Wedderburn William Hill and thereafter followed a second class that is outside our present sympathies.
• Figures 27 and 28 will give you some idea of this class of graves.
• Terraces and attached houses are universally disliked, and almost every class of suburban house is detached and stands in its own garden.
• Mortgage and land investment companies are another class which has been springing up of late.
• In respect to the first class, which consists of those who know nothing of the Divine precepts, since they cannot be taught by themselves they must needs remain natural.
• If this be permitted the quality of tone will rapidly degenerate, and the effect of the whole class work will suffer.
• Nor should the teacher beat time when the class is doing so, unless for a moment, to correct an error.
• She always insured a full class, and when she first appeared, was the beauty of all the models.
• At the head of the second class, those whom you can trace individually in all they write, I would place Spenser and Milton.
• She was one of a very numerous class in large American towns.
• These meetings should wear as little of the appearance of a class as possible.
• Jane and I had both agreed to try to know every girl in the freshman class this year.
• This class of teachers had generally received their education abroad, for the most part in Russia, where they could secure it without expense.
• On the outskirts of one of our large mill towns, at the very end of a narrow street lined on each side by a row of dwelling houses of the poorer class, stood a tiny cottage.
• It was an ordinary tenement house of the poorest class, exactly like its neighbors, which lined both sides of the dingy street.
• It was composed of the best class of the young men of St.
• Neither of these figures include the vast class of domestic service and farm labor.
• One man in the second class was going badly to pieces in these closing days of the academic year.
• Alterations were continually made in the observances of Class Day, and in twenty years after the period last mentioned, its character had in many particulars changed.
• We were all there, all the characters, that is to say, necessary for the completion of a first class three-volume ocean novel.
• Probably in no other field has the teacher been so apt to derive his standard from the performance of the class as in work in composition.
• Meanwhile her fear of the class increased in proportion as her ability to hold its attention diminished.
• The Parsees are an educated mercantile class, the great body of them being found in Bombay.

Similar words containing CLAS without suffix s

clash10 clasp9 clast7 clasps10 claspt10 classy11 clasts8 beclasp13 clashed13 clasher12 clashes12 clasped12 clasper11 classed10 classer9 classes9 classic11 classis9 classon9 clastic11 cyclase14 declass10 enclasp11 euclase9 inclasp11 reclasp11 unclasp11 beclasps14 clashers13 clashing14 claspers12 clasping13 classers10 classico12 classics12 classier10 classify16 classily13 classing11 classism12 classist10 classman12 classmen12 classons10 clastics12 cyclases15 declasse11 enclasps12 euclases10 inclasps12 misclass12 nonclass10 outclass10 reclasps12 subclass12 tieclasp12 unclasps12 unclassy13 beclasped16 cataclasm15 clashings15 claspings14 classable13 classible13 classical13 classiest11 classific16 classings12 classisms13 classists11 classless11 classmate13 classroom13 classwork18 declassed13 declassee12 declasses12 enclasped14 handclasp17 inclasped14 overclass14 periclase13 pyroclast16 reclasped14 tieclasps13 unclasped14 unclassed12 anaclastic14 beclasping17 bioclastic16 cataclases14 cataclasis14 cataclasms16 clashingly19 classicals14 classicise14 classicism16 classicist14 classicize23 classified16 classifier15 classifies15 classiness12 classmates14 classrooms14 classworks19 declassify19 declassing14 enclasping15 handclasps18 iconoclasm16 iconoclast14 idoloclast13 inclasping15 interclass12 lithoclast15 misclassed15 misclasses14 neoclassic14 nightclass16 nonclasses12 oligoclase13 orthoclase15 osteoclast12 outclassed13 outclasses12 periclases14 pyroclasts17 reclasping15 reclassify18 subclassed15 subclasses14 superclass14 synclastic17 unclasping15 unclassier12 underclass13 infraclass15 anticlastic15 cataclasmic19 cataclastic17 classically18 classicised16 classicises15 classicisms17 classicists15 classicized25 classicizes24 classifieds17 classifiers16 classifying20 iconoclasms17 iconoclasts15 idoloclasts14 lithoclasts16 masterclass15 misclassify21 misclassing16 oligoclases14 orthoclases16 osteoclases13 osteoclasis13 osteoclasts13 outclassing14 overclasses16 periclastic17 plagioclase16 postclassic17 pyroclastic20 semiclassic17 subclassify21 subclassing16 unclassical15 unclassiest13 classicalism18 classicalist16 classicality19 classicising17 classicistic18 classicizing26 classifiable19 classinesses14 declassified19 declassifies18 electroclash19 iconoclastic18 neoclassical16 nightclasses18 nonclassical16 nonclassroom16 osteoclastic16 overclassify23 plagioclases17 preclassical18 pyroclastics21 reclassified18 reclassifies17 semiclassics18 superclasses16 unclassified18 underclasses15 interclasses14 infraclasses17 orthoclastic19 anticlassical17 classicalisms19 classicalists17 classicalness17 classlessness15 cryptoclastic24 declassifying23 lowerclassman20 lowerclassmen20 masterclasses17 misclassified21 misclassifies20 neoclassicism19 neoclassicist17 nonclassified19 plagioclastic20 postclassical19 proteoclastic19 pseudoclassic20 reclassifying22 semiclassical19 subclassified21 subclassifies20 underclassman18 underclassmen18 upperclassman21 upperclassmen21 nonclassrooms17 classicalities18 classification21 classificatory24 declassifiable22 electroclashes21 misclassifying25 neoclassicisms20 neoclassicists18 overclassified23 overclassifies22 pseudoclassics21 subclassifying25 unclassifiable21 nonclassifieds20 unclassifiably24 classicalnesses19 classifications22 overclassifying27 classlessnesses17 overclassificat25 reclassificatio22 subclassificati24 pseudoclassicis22 misclassificati24 iconoclasticall21 declassificatio23 declassification24 reclassification23 iconoclastically25 pseudoclassicism25 reclassifications24 misclassification26 pseudoclassicisms26 subclassification26 declassifications25 misclassifications27 subclassifications27 overclassification28 overclassifications29

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