Kings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KINGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• KING, to make king; to provide with a king
• make (someone) king.
• act in an unpleasantly superior and domineering way
NOUN:
• the male ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth
• a person or thing regarded as the finest or most important in their sphere or group
• (in the UK) the national anthem when there is a male sovereign.
• used in names of animals and plants that are particularly large, e.g. king cobra.
• a playing card bearing a representation of a king, normally ranking next below an ace.
• the most important chess piece, of which each player has one, which the opponent has to checkmate in order to win. The king can move in any direction, including diagonally, to any adjacent square that is not attacked by an opponent's piece or pawn.
• a piece in draughts with extra capacity for moving, made by crowning an ordinary piece that has reached the opponent's baseline.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to reign as king (a male monarch)

Words related to KINGS

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How to use KINGS in a sentence

• This was the beginning of his connection with the brilliant court, which in the next forty years, under three kings, he was to know so intimately.
• A truce between the two kings did not deprive Artaveldt of his well-earned authority.
• The Pope had triumphed over the mightiest monarch of the age, and his successors would place their feet over future prostrate kings.
• Whoever should first be crowned in the city where the ancient kings were consecrated was likely to be acknowledged by the nation.
• Those men had learnt to obey kings ever since the foundation of the city, but we from the time when the kings were driven out have forgotten how to be slaves.
• They came to Jefferson at noon, and sat themselves down in the solemn high court and council of the mountain kings.
• Kings have always had a little way of doing as they pleased.
• Two kings has he pulled down, and one has he slain of those two.
• Piru and other two southern kings, Samsi and Itamara, afterwards paid tribute to Sargon.
• There were great festivities on the occasion of the meeting of the two kings, but once more Montfort and his wife blocked the way.
• On May 23 both kings agreed to accept the treaty of Amiens by which the more important of the outstanding difficulties between the two nations were amicably regulated.
• It is noticeable that his name does not end in Varman, like those of later kings.
• He wrote immensely popular memoirs, regularly, every year, of the mistresses of kings.
• Hugh Bigot also resigned his castels into the kings hands.
• These two Spanish kings sent each a stout champion to the court of England, in order to defend his cause by arms, in case the way of duel had been chosen by Henry.
• The greatest of the world’s philosophers marveled at the wisdom of her government, and her political system became the model for all the kings of the four continents then known.
• It is only in modern times that we committed the great sins of the Middle Ages, namely, killing our kings and making civil wars.
• Blanche was taken to Toledo, where she was so closely confined that the people rose and rescued her from the king’s guards.
• Three, peculiar to Apprentices, from the three Kings of Orion, 487-u.
• The Kings last wife contrived to survive him, but with difficulty effected it.
• His counsellors met me without the gates, and at the entrie of the gates, his footmen and guard were placed on both sides of my horse, and so brought me to the kings palace.
• The iron of the republic shall beat down the iron of the kings.
• What city did the Persian kings make their capital? Not Babylon, with its mighty walls and massive gates, but Shushan, the City of Lilies.
• Somehow, it seemed to her that they were even now beholding the procession of kings and wise men upon some road on a distant part of the earth.
• That sentiment of homely benevolence was worth all the splendid sayings that are recorded of kings.
• John Adams, the second president of the United States, and the equal of crowned kings, was once a schoolmaster and country lawyer.
• Luckily, trout were in abundant supply, and they supped like kings, and slept on the ground.
• Genius will continue unable to spell, to read the German, to count the Egyptian kings.
• The mistaken politics of the kings of Israel led them to seek an ally where they should have dreaded an enemy.

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