Earls is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EARLS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EARL, a rank above viscount, below marquis
• a British nobleman ranking above a viscount and below a marquess.

Words related to EARLS

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How to use EARLS in a sentence

• The King and the earls were now in open hostility with the legate and the bishops.
• It was nothing against him that he told good stories at the royal table, or at his own, surrounded by earls and barons.
• I seemed then to see the hand of Streone in this quarrel, for all men knew that he slew the earls to gain the Five Boroughs for his own.
• While ten earls fought for Louis, the royal cause was only upheld by six.
• He left a portion of his followers in Brittany, under the Earls of Chester and Pembroke.
• Thus the noble adventurer John du Plessis, came over to England, married the heiress of the Neufbourg Earls of Warwick, and in 1247 was created Earl of Warwick.
• With him were three other earls, Richard of Clare, Earl of Gloucester, Roger Bigod, earl marshal and Earl of Norfolk, and Humphrey Bohun, Earl of Hereford.
• He requested some of the earls, including Norfolk and Hereford, to fight for him in Gascony.
• The heavy hand of Edward fell upon earls as well as upon bishops.
• But the real work of this assembly was the ratification of the recall of the favourite, which was assured since Edward had won over some of the chief earls to agree to it.
• Edward could only resist the four earls through the support of his new allies, and Pembroke and Warenne were as little anxious to fight as Gloucester himself.
• It formerly belonged to the Nevilles, Earls of Westmoreland.
• Though I do not say that it might not have been worse, for our earls have ever stood aloof, as much as possible, and have often inclined towards the English side.
• The country had, so far, gained very little by the Union, and the Union was detested even by Scottish Whig Earls.
• The earls of Bedford, Devonshire, and Clare, were promoted to the rank of dukes.
• The Scots repaired to London, where they were well received by the queen, who bestowed the title of duke on the earls of Roxburgh and Montrose.
• Prior, who had resided in France as secretary to the embassies of the earls of Portland and Jersey.
• But these two powerful earls refused to execute his commands, and affirmed that they were only obliged by their office to attend his person in the wars.
• Thesiger in the commons and the Earls of Derby and Shaftesbury in the lords, were the leading opponents of the measure.
• The two earls determined that, as immediate insurrection had no chance of success, there was no safety for them but in prompt escape from the country.
• So, taking many ships with him, Rudri went among the island earls and compelled them one and all to remember their duty, and to follow under the banner of their Norse master.
• The beautiful silver furniture at Knole belongs to this time, having been made for one of the Earls of Dorset, in the reign of James II.
• The King of Ireland also he took prisoner, and forced all earls and barons to pay him homage.
• Anon he invited thereto all the kings, dukes, earls, and barons, who owed him homage, that he might treat them royally, and reconcile them to each other, and to his rule.
• Also he made many dukes and earls, and loaded all his men-at-arms with riches and great treasures.
• Early in 1589 Elizabeth became mistress of some letters which proved that the Catholic earls, Huntly and Errol, were intriguing with Spain.
• AEthelstan King, of earls the lord, Of heroes ring-giver, and his brother too, Edmund AEtheling, enduring fame Earned in the fight with edges of swords By Brunanburh.

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