Entries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENTRIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ENTRY, a place of entrance
• an act of going or coming in
• a place of entrance, such as a door or lobby
• a passage between buildings.
• the right, means, or opportunity to enter a place or be a member of something
• the action of entering something
• the point at which a particular performer in an ensemble starts or resumes playing or singing
• a card providing an opportunity to transfer the lead to a particular hand
• the action of taking up the legal right to property.
• an item written or printed in a diary, list, account book, or reference book
• the action of recording an item in a diary, list, etc.
• a person or thing competing in a race or competition
• the number of competitors in a particular race or competition
• the action of participating in a race or competition
• the forward part of a ship's hull below the waterline, considered in terms of breadth or narrowness.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pl. of entry

Words related to ENTRIES

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Words that contain ENTRIES

centries10 gentries9 sentries8 agentries10 reentries9 misentries12 nonentries10 subentries12 ancientries13 carpentries15 serpentries13 studentries12

How to use ENTRIES in a sentence

• In some of the woods there were patches of cultivated ground, as the entries show, where the tenant had cleared the dense undergrowth and had his corn land and his meadows.
• He scanned a printed list of the entries for the contest hung on the wall.
• Many entries occur in her diaries protesting against what she felt as mischievous narrowness in the books she read and in the sermons she heard.
• From time to time he made an entry on a memorandum slip beside him, and, as the entries accumulated, his frown grew deeper and his aspect more puzzled and gloomy.
• Its details have been largely determined by the bulk and character of the entries themselves.
• So here end the entries in this diary with the first chapter of our History.
• For entries claimed by Louise Fox Connell SEE Connell, Richard.
• For entries claimed by Violet Evelyn McNeile SEE McNeile, Herman Cyril.
• For entries claimed by Jack Weinman SEE Weiman, Rita.
• For entries claimed by Myrtle Tully as widow of the deceased author SEE Tully, Jim.
• The subjects now considered are almost wholly military and the entries reveal a different man from that of 1775.
• In 1760 he kept a stallion both for his own mares and for those of his neighbors, and we find many entries concerning the animal.
• He apparently kept rough notes for his Diary, and only wrote it up every few weeks, as there are no entries at all for 1898, nor even for the last week of 1897.
• He sat up late that night again, running over the entries in his notebook.
• It had a great number of entries, concerning such things as accounts for beer and other refreshments, with others which I could not understand.
• The entries came to the mark, firmly gripping stakes and notices.
• There were about fourteen entries for our race, several of them from Lamarck, and we all drew for polo ponies lent from the Brigade.
• Have a little bit of patience, please, and let me quote the entries just as I find them in the Diary for this journey.
• He had happened to be in the vicinity prospecting when Macdonald had rushed his entries.
• The entries in these sectional catalogues were single-line author and subject entries, the latter being merely inverted title-entries.
• Whether these entries have not served their turn is now the question.
• For every term, the individual entries are arranged in order of appearance in the two volumes.
• She had kept an account-book, and he had found it, with all its pretty, and now most pathetic little entries.
• The student should accustom himself to orderly entries at the time of observation.
• It is needless to worry the reader with those entries in the book referring to events already related.
• There were five rooms, all quite small, and several dark little entries, in one of which we found shelves lined with old medicine-bottles.
• Explaining his daughter who kept his books was on a visit to Toronto, he handed Archie an account-book and asked him to write down the entries he would call off.
• The witness thought the register must be open for persons having a right to call for copies of entries.

Similar words containing TRIE without suffix s and without prefix en

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