Ems is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EM, a unit of measurement in printing
• a unit for measuring the width of printed matter, equal to the height of the type size being used.
• a unit of measurement equal to twelve points.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the letter M

Words related to EMS

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Words that contain EMS

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How to use EMS in a sentence

• He placed his army on shipboard and sailed to the mouth of the Ems, where he disembarked and marched to the Weser, there encamping, probably in the neighborhood of Minden.
• He was over eighty years old and managed to set about 1,000 ems.
• The string measured 23,000 ems, and was the most remarkable feat of composition ever heard of in this section of the country.
• Stuart to set 2,000 ems of solid bourgeois an hour, and keep it up for the entire day.
• William I is at Ems, and Benedetti, the French ambassador, reluctantly presses the insulting demand of his country upon the royal gentleman as he is walking.
• King William who was at Ems refused to do this and declined to give the French ambassador another interview as he was leaving Ems that night.
• On June 28th Lavater left for Ems, and it is a testimony to their mutual attraction that Goethe accompanied him.
• At Ems, as at Frankfort, Lavater was taken possession of by a throng of worshippers, and the state of his own affairs at home afforded Goethe an excuse for leaving him.
• As they drove back to Ems, Goethe took a humorous revenge.
• I knew from my map that we had to cross the river Ems, and I also knew that this would probably be the deciding factor in our escape.
• If we got over the Ems, we should get the rest of the way.
• We started again, at dark, and before long came to a railway, which, according to our map, was the line which runs parallel to the river Ems.
• We knew we were coming near the Ems, and at the thought of it, drew a long breath.
• Towards the end of the thirteenth century, the sea destroyed a part of a fertile peninsula near the mouth of the Ems, and swallowed up more than thirty villages.
• Benedetti received instructions to go to the King at Ems and request him to order or advise the Prince to withdraw.
• This very day there were taking place at Ems events which were to give him the opportunity for which he longed.
• It was on this same day that the King travelled from Ems to Berlin.
• He referred to the alteration in the Ems telegram, which we have already narrated, and the Government was forced to publish the original documents.
• Some operators can never get beyond the 2500-em class, others with no more personal effort can set 5000 ems.

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