Collier is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLLIER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a coal miner
• a coal miner.
• a ship carrying coal.
• One engaged in the business of digging mineral coal or making charcoal, or in transporting or dealing in coal.
• A vessel employed in the coal trade.
• someone who works in a coal mine
• coal miner

Words related to COLLIER

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How to use COLLIER in a sentence

• If I had my way, I would give the same education to the child of the collier and to the child of a peer.
• In the year 1648, John Stevens married Dorothe Collier, the daughter of a clergyman of the church of England.
• The miller, and my brother Grim the collier Appointed here to scuffle for her love.
• Collier considers these entries to refer to the same production.
• Collier has behaved in this affair from the very beginning.
• Collier, of which, whatever the motive or the manner, the result is to deprive Chalmers of a microscopic particle of antiquarian credit and to bestow it upon himself.
• Collier and the genuineness of his manuscript authorities must be noticed in an article which aims at the presentation of a comprehensive view of this subject.
• Collier, as well as of the manuscript readings in the two folio Shakespeares, which he also brought to light.
• Ingleby intimates it is impossible to find in genuine handwriting, and the existence of which in the Collier folio Mr.
• When he had built his new home near the Hudson, Robert Collier and I visited him.
• Pleas Collier bought him from her and took him to Louisiana.
• We were a tramp collier, rusty and battered, with six thousand tons of coal in our hold.
• A little Danish brig got a slant of wind and rattled in over the bar, while the collier had to stand off for six hours.
• Collier, with her eyes fixed upon the girl, rose slowly from her chair and came towards her.
• Collier and his wife rose at the same moment and departed on separate errands.
• Collier, who was advancing leisurely, and with silent footsteps, across the grass.
• Gladstone made his Attorney-General, Sir John Collier, a Judge for three weeks, and then passed him on to the Judicial Committee.
• Collier had once possessed considerable property, but he had invested some in a newspaper of which he was editor, and he had squandered much in vague speculation.
• This insistence on decorum and virtue indicates a concession to Collier and to the public.
• The vessel was a collier bound for London, and she sailed with the morning tide.
• Collier has distinctly proved them to belong to the less eminent poet.
• For this purpose a detachment of land-troops under Major-general Tryon, supported by Admiral Collier, advanced on Connecticut.
• Collier led the left wing in the famous and successful attack on Panama City with the rank of colonel.
• In December, 1668, his ship was seized by Captain Collier for having robbed an English ship of provisions.
• The width of Collier Bay, at its entrance 20 miles, was here only six.
• The cause of this great rise of tide in the head of Collier Bay, may be attributed to there being no escape for the vast body of water flowing into it.
• And caught the collier a blow under the chin that sent him flying into the obscurity of the night.
• Collier has been enabled, moreover, to increase in an important degree our knowledge of the Elizabethan Theatre, its manners and customs, ways and means.
• But Collier was too strong for his enemies, and the defences were very weak.
• COLLIER through the course of his argument, I should like to notice one or two points.

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