Days is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAYS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DAY, the time between sunrise and sunset
• each of the twenty-four-hour periods, reckoned from one midnight to the next, into which a week, month, or year is divided, and corresponding to a rotation of the earth on its axis
• the part of a day when it is light; the time between sunrise and sunset
• the part of a day spent working
• a single rotation of a planet in relation to its primary.
• the period on a planet when its primary star is above the horizon.
• daylight
• a particular period of the past; an era
• the present time
• the time during which someone\'s life continues
• a particular period in a person's life or career
• the most active or successful period of a person's life or career
• the remaining period of someone's life
ADVERB:
• during the day, esp regularly

Words related to DAYS

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How to use DAYS in a sentence

• Having watered at this place, it is ten days passage to Sanderfulat, an island which has fresh water.
• He got lost in the storm, and stayed three days at Paines, and then Pearl came over and took him home with her.
• And we, too, need the same lesson in these scientific days.
• And a few days is all I need to find out what I want to.
• The mail was ten days late, and had met with terrible weather on the Kharzan.
• The stamp of affluence in those days was the possession of a basin.
• Kaledine, after two days had passed by, began to grow uneasy.
• Portions of the cathedral may possibly date from pre-Norman days, but according to the records, the earliest date is 1088.
• It gives a sense of long summer days spent in innocent experience, with no need of word or sign.
• For two days he refused to join in the hunting or diversions of his companions.
• If I could only keep from it for two days, I shouldnt be a bit disgusting.
• The land of Israel should rest every seven years as the people rested every seven days.
• There are days of indulgence when the hermit may quit his cell, and when old age arrives, he descends from the mountain and takes his abode among the monks.
• Two days were occupied with the arrivals of the different parties, and in the mutual congratulations and rejoicings.
• But what shall I say? Is it not you who have taught me? Remember those days when I sat upon your knee, and you talked to me of Heaven.
• It is generally stated that forty days were granted him for this purpose, but it is certain that this was not always the case.
• For some days previous to the 31st of May large numbers of mysterious strangers were noticed to be gathering in some of the towns and cities adjacent to the Niagara frontier.
• I left San Francisco December 1, and had two days of travel.
• The greater part of them are said by him to begin to walk a few days before or after the 365th day.
• Several centuries before the days of Ambigatos, in the older period of tribal confederation, was the coming of the Gaelic Sons of Milid to Ireland.
• When we least expected the Queen, she came, after being ten days at sea, but without sickness for above half-an-hour.
• And, besides, it would take days for that great lake to fill.
• Thomas in twenty hours, which generally occupies from eight to ten days.
• Dell, it will appear, that the ship, having been driven to leeward of the island after the boat left her, was three days before she could work up to it.
• Once in our lifetime we spent three delicious days in the Isle of Wight, and then crossed the water to Portsmouth.
• Six days later he left the capital for Alexandria, where he embarked on April 22d for Venice.
• A few days later the second one manages to mount the horse, taking him by surprise.
• And this happened two days before the inevitable execution of Gilbert and Vaucheray.
• Perhaps, in those days, when they played together under the soft Southern skies, he knew no difference.
• Let the world know that Grant in entering upon his great campaign, in the first days of May, 1864, had to do so against the greatest disadvantages.
• Anticipations of what may be before us have, no doubt, been more or less in the minds of all of us in the last few days.

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