Jobs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOBS in dictionary:

VERB:
• JOB, to do piece work
• do casual or occasional work
• buy and sell (stocks) as a broker-dealer, especially on a small scale
• cheat; betray
• turn a public office or a position of trust to private advantage
• prod or stab
• thrust (something pointed) at or into something
NOUN:
• (in the Bible) a prosperous man whose patience and piety were tried by undeserved misfortunes, and who, in spite of his bitter lamentations, remained confident in the goodness and justice of God.
• a book of the Bible telling of Job.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to work by the piece

Words related to JOBS

job12 jobbed18 jobbing19

How to use JOBS in a sentence

• Your only expense for labor will be one assistant to set type and do odd jobs, since you are so competent that you can attend to all else yourselves.
• Here is an unknown country boy, poor and poorly educated according to the standards of his age, who arrives at the great city of London and goes to work at odd jobs in a theater.
• During my first few days at his shop, my work was only to watch the tanks, clean those which were dirty, remove the dead fish and do some other small jobs.
• My work at the park was to help the workers with their jobs for that was the only way for me to learn about snakes.
• Invariably there is a blackboard with jobs, wages and hours written in chalk for the benefit of men seeking employment.
• They was called long-riders, I guess, partly because they was in the saddle all the time, and partly because they done their jobs so far apart.
• When on such jobs as these it was his habit to observe an unusual sobriety.
• Somewhere, in his life full of adventure and odd jobs, he had trained dogs and horses.
• The regiment is sadly split up at present into various parties doing various jobs in various places, all unpleasant.
• The average boy who leaves school at 15 spends a year or two loafing or working at odd jobs before he can obtain employment that offers any promise of future advancement.
• Furthermore, because boys in first positions are looked upon as potential clerks, miscellaneous jobs about the office have for them a two-fold value.
• The jobs they could get were not the jobs they could do.
• There are no jobs going begging through lack of men and women.
• In this they were quite successful, so that jobs and speculations became the peculiar work of this community.
• This was one of the small jobs usually delegated to her niece, but for once the latter was away on holiday, staying with friends at Penzance.
• Jake, his father, was head of the stables, and Dan had made himself useful in odd jobs about the horses, and expected to become one of the regular stable hands.
• A great many troops will be offered to the War Department to do odd jobs.
• There we waited, doing odd jobs, and hoping that something would turn up.
• He had had none but small jobs, and he had made a mess of more than one of them.
• But he did all kinds of queer jobs, and at last walked into the studio of a celebrated artist, saying he wanted to pay for some lessons.
• If it were not for the border we all should be looking for other jobs.
• The men who had seen the plane well away started for other jobs, forgetting the departed machine.
• Had there been jobs enough for all we would have taught our trade to all.
• The facts are that we have our jobs and are sure of our pay once a month.
• It was fortunate for us that the strike was cancelled, for we kept our jobs and in due course got all the things that we were going to strike for.
• Louis being the oldest of the children obtained odd jobs with the various settlers, among them being Governor Reid of Florida who lived in South Jacksonville.
• He was turning fifteen then, and getting too big for the penny jobs Riverton had in pickle for him.
• Of all the fool, fruitless jobs, making anything of a creature that begins by deceiving her, is the foolest a sane woman ever undertook.
• It would be so easy that night, if things went well, to make a brave showing before her, to let her see that these odd jobs he did had their value and their risks.
• He had big jobs to tackle, and he never doubted that he was the one and only man who could carry them to a successful issue.
• Whatever people do, they want to be doing something else, and the pathway of the average individual is strewn with crude beginnings, half-finished jobs, abandoned work.
• Public opinion was manufactured, and reputations made and ruined here, just as political and financial jobs were arranged.

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