Denizen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DENIZEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to naturalize a person, word or expression
• To constitute (one) a denizen; to admit to residence, with certain rights and privileges.
• To provide with denizens; to populate with adopted or naturalized occupants.
• make a denizen
NOUN:
• a dweller
• a person, animal, or plant that lives or is found in a particular place
• a foreigner allowed certain rights in their adopted country.
• A dweller; an inhabitant.
• One who is admitted by favor to all or a part of the rights of citizenship, where he did not possess them by birth; an adopted or naturalized citizen.
• One admitted to residence in a foreign country.
• a person who inhabits a particular place
• a plant or animal naturalized in a region
• inhabitant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a citizen of

Words related to DENIZEN

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Words that contain DENIZEN

denizens18 denizened20 endenizen19 denizening21 endenizens20 denizenship26 endenizened22 denizenships27 endenizening23

How to use DENIZEN in a sentence

• His great, powerful strokes sent him skimming through the water as lightly as a denizen of the deep.
• Yes, wise denizen of the Celestial Empire, it is a good, nay, a great thing, to return even to so small a home-object as an old tea-cup.
• Here, one feels, is that strange and so-soon-forgotten country revealed for us from within, and by a native denizen.
• The choice of a subject whereon to communicate with a denizen of the other world is not easy.
• When she was discharged, she tried to drown her sorrow and remorse in intemperance, and went on ever from bad to worse, till she became a denizen of Five Points.
• The free denizen of the boundless forest could no more live without liberty, than flame without air.
• It was also in Persian times a denizen of the Indus valley, though perhaps only in a domesticated state.
• He was no longer the Tom Reynolds who had started forth from Big Draw, but a denizen of the wilds.
• Your true Green-Village denizen does not like to look at unattractive objects if he can possibly avoid it.
• Mary, in her quiet little hat and plain jacket, seemed to her companion, notwithstanding her air of refinement, to be a denizen of some other world.
• The man was evidently a denizen of the north, his accent harsh, skin white, of an angular and bony build, and self-confident and dogmatic in his opinions.
• The fact that one denizen of the jungle had paid the boat a visit was ground for looking for a call from another.
• Australia has also one still more ancient denizen than any of these, a living fossil of the very oldest sort, a creature of wholly immemorial and primitive antiquity.
• Enoch? Where were the offerings, in jewels or in gold, to propitiate that undoubted man of God and denizen of heaven, St.
• It was a roughly dressed, rough-looking denizen of the low quarter into which I had strayed.
• Sailors on that bay have a superstition about picking up a dead body and they either supposed Paul was a drowned person or some mysterious denizen of the deep.
• On this account the Guardian’s anguish at being parted from that bright and comely denizen of Heaven is beyond our conceiving.
• So it was that that once stately denizen of the lofty forest had paused here to make a last stand against the storm which had uprooted it.
• I am not aware that it is found in the tropics, but is a denizen of the North Pacific.
• It was an inward persecution from which she could not escape, but it seemed to her to indicate that her persecutor was no more a denizen of this world.
• THE FLAT-DWELLER Once there was a tired Denizen of the Big Town whose home was at the end of a Hallway in a Rabbit Warren known as the Minnehaha.
• A few attempts have been made to reinstate it as a denizen of this country, but none on any scale that would ensure success.
• He was evidently a denizen of that world of light which I had so long wished to see.
• In the same fellowship also belongs the beautiful youth in the crowd at Lystra, who is as sharply contrasted with his surroundings as if he were a denizen of another sphere.
• The dainty denizen of a city home, shuddering inwardly, showed outwardly a serene countenance.
• But where did this strange denizen of northern waters live? Only in rare seasons did the herds assemble on the rocky islets of Kamchatka and Japan.
• Here was a denizen of the real Bohemia, and one who, by the strange ties of ambition, was closely connected with Claude and herself.
• The pack or trade rat is also a denizen of the Grand Canon.
• Isaac knew the habits of the black squirrel, that it was a denizen of the wildest woods and frequented only places remote from civilization.
• What impression such a city as Chicago or Pittsburgh might have made upon some denizen of those cathedral-crowned feudal cities of the past we do not know.
• Here the worm or zigzag fence runs round the irregularly-shaped clearings, in the same rustic garb it wore when a denizen of the forest.
• She is a Eurasian, a denizen of a dream country which has a melodious name and no geographical existence.
• From the North Pole to Mexico no Christian denizen but they.

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