Duns is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUNS in dictionary:

VERB:
• DUN, to make demands for payment of a debt
• make persistent demands on (someone), especially for payment of a debt
NOUN:
• a dull greyish-brown colour.
• a horse with a sandy or sandy-grey coat, black mane, tail, and lower legs, and a dark dorsal stripe.
• a subadult mayfly, which has drab coloration and opaque wings.
• an artificial fishing fly made to resemble a dun.
• a debt collector or an insistent creditor.
• a demand for payment.
• a stone-built fortified settlement in Scotland or Ireland, of a kind built from the late Iron Age to the early Middle Ages. The word is a frequent place-name element in Scotland and Ireland.
ADJECTIVE:
• of a dull greyish-brown colour
• dark or dusky
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make demands upon for payment of a debt

Words related to DUNS

dun4 dunned8 dunning9

Words that contain DUNS

dunsh9 voduns10 dunshed12 dunshes11 tunduns8 dunshing13 turnduns9

How to use DUNS in a sentence

• Having stuffed out his man of straw, he proceeds gravely to argue with him, as if he were as cunning of fence as Duns Scotus.
• Bonaventura, Albertus Magnus, Thomas Aquinas, and Duns Scotus were the great ornaments of these new orders.
• I was beset by duns, and at length an execution was levied, and the bailiffs put in possession of the very beds we had to sleep on.
• The season begins at the end of March, when a few small fish are rising, and may be caught with the March brown or the blue and olive duns.
• As we pass down stream the pale olive duns are hatching out in fair numbers, and a few fish are already on the move.
• He would have got on finely with Gurth the swineherd and Burgundy the tusk-toothed, and one of his masterly witticisms would have upset Duns Scotus.
• The crown refused to pay its most lawful debts, and duns were flocking to the court.
• These were the Franciscan friars, Roger Bacon and Duns Scotus.
• An actress sees so much of bailiffs, duns, and writs, upon the stage, that she looks on all stamped paper as a farce.
• Like David Copperfield, he had formed a very early acquaintance with debts and duns, and been initiated into the mysteries and sad expedients of shabby poverty.
• Even thus was the place besieged by assiduous and angry duns.
• He called the Catholics by this name, which he made out of the name of a philosopher of the Middle Ages called Duns Scotus.
• They were mostly in the same vein, duns, more or less active.
• There was some difficulty about their admission, and it turned out afterwards that Haydon thought they might be duns, as he was very hard up at the time.
• In prospect of her future wealth, she ate rich food, bought fine garments, and got so deeply into debt that, before the end of the year, she was harried by duns.
• He was at that time compared to Duns Scotus, the subtle Doctor, who, in the weakness of old age, wept because he could not understand the subtleties of his earlier writings.
• There is at Hampton Court a picture, by Spagnoletto, of this same Duns Scotus writing his defence of the Immaculate Conception.
• The fame of Duns Scotus was European, and the Subtle Doctor, as he was called, became the great glory of the Franciscan, as his rival St.
• Marcus explained these impulsive movements on the supposition that Tiffles sought to escape from approaching duns.
• Ambrose, and Duns Scotus, and held stoutly to the conclusion that he had discovered the site of the earthly Paradise.

Similar words containing DUN without suffix s

dun4 dune5 dung6 dunk9 dunt5 adunc8 dunam8 dunce8 dunch11 dunes6 dungs7 dungy10 dunks10 dunno6 dunny9 dunsh9 dunts6 vodun9 bedung10 dunams9 dunces9 dunder8 dunged9 dunger8 dunite7 dunked12 dunker11 dunlin7 dunned8 dunner7 dunted8 induna7 podunk13 tundun7 voduns10 bedunce12 bedungs11 duncery13 dunched14 dunches13 duncish13 dunders9 dungeon9 dungers9 dungier9 dunging10 dunites8 dunitic10 dunkers12 dunking13 dunlins8 dunnage9 dunnart8 dunness8 dunnest8 dunnier8 dunnies8 dunning9 dunnish11 dunnite8 dunnock14 dunshed12 dunshes11 dunting9 indunas8 podunks14 tunduns8 turndun8 aduncate11 aduncity14 aduncous11 antidune9 bedunced14 bedunces13 bedunged13 duncedom14 dunching15 duncical13 duneland10 dunelike13 dungaree10 dungeons10 dungheap15 dunghill13 dungiest10 dungmere12 dunkings14 dunnages10 dunnakin13 dunnarts9 dunniest9 dunnings10 dunnites9 dunnocks15 dunshing13 mundungo12 peduncle13 turnduns9 whodunit15 whydunit18 aduncated13 antidunes10 beduncing15 bedunging14 coadunate12 delundung12 duncedoms15 duncelike16 dunceries12 duncishly18 dunelands11 dungareed12 dungarees11 dungeoned12 dungeoner11 dungheaps16 dunghills14 dungmeres13 dunnakins14 dunnesses10 endungeon11 mundungos13 mundungus13 peduncled15 peduncles14 redundant11 whodunits16 whodunnit16 whydunits19 whydunnit19 aduncities13 coadunated14 coadunates13 delundungs13 dunderfunk19 dunderhead16 dunderpate14 dungeoners12 dungeoning13 duniwassal14 endungeons12 granduncle14 peduncular15 redundance14 redundancy17 whodunitry20 whodunnits17 whydunnits20 coadunating15 coadunation14 coadunative17 dunderfunks20 dunderheads17 dunderpates15 dundrearies13 duniewassal15 duniwassals15 endungeoned14 granduncles15 mundunguses15 pedunculate16 redundances15 redundantly16 whodunnitry21 coadunations15 dunderheaded19 duniewassals16 dunniewassal16 endungeoning15 nonredundant14 pedunculated18 redundancies16 whodunitries19 bildungsroman19 dunderheadism21 dunniewassals17 pedunculation18 solidungulate15 solidungulous15 whodunnitries20 bildungsromans20 dunderheadisms22 pedunculations19 solidungulates16 bildungsromane20

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