Labels is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LABELS in dictionary:

VERB:
• LABEL, to attach a tag to
• attach a label to (something)
• assign to a category, especially inaccurately or restrictively
• make (a substance, molecule, or cell) identifiable by replacing an atom with one of a distinctive radioactive isotope, or by attaching a fluorescent dye, enzyme, or other molecule
NOUN:
• a small piece of paper, fabric, plastic, or similar material attached to an object and giving information about it
• a piece of fabric sewn inside a garment and bearing the brand name, size, or instructions for care
• the piece of paper in the centre of a record giving the artist and title.
• a company that produces recorded music
• the name or trademark of a fashion company
• a classifying phrase or name applied to a person or thing, especially one that is inaccurate or restrictive
• (in a dictionary entry) a word or words used to specify the subject area, register, or geographical origin of the word being defined
• a string of characters used to refer to a particular instruction in a program.
• a radioactive isotope, fluorescent dye, or enzyme used to make something identifiable for study
• a narrow horizontal strip, typically with three downward projections, that is superimposed on a coat of arms by an eldest son during the life of his father.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to describe or designate

Words related to LABELS

label7 labeled10 labeling11 labelled11 labelling12 labels8

Words that contain LABELS

relabels10 mislabels13 radiolabels14

How to use LABELS in a sentence

• The labour of packing my play-box and writing labels for my luggage had given me a momentary thrill, but for the rest I had moved among my insurgent comrades with a chilled heart.
• Therefore the labels handed to him were obviously 99, and as 99 he tied on the 66 of Mr.
• Fowls and turkeys and tongues and rounds of beef, beer and wine in bottles with gilt labels on.
• Now paste some thick paper labels on some of the leaves of a plant exposed to the sunlight.
• His labels and his alleged experiences and his years were sufficient to cope with the entire question and answer it satisfactorily for himself.
• On the labels of two of the baskets I read the names of well-known London cat-dealers.
• So remember that these old labels that he uses for his opponents have changed their meaning very considerably in the three hundred years that have passed since his birth.
• I rather like to see them, marshaled in their neat rows, capped with sealing wax and paper, and armed with labels.
• Its labels are ornamented with very vigorously carved heads, and the cornice above is decorated very much like that of the clerestory.
• These things had seals and labels attached to them.
• He seems to remember all he ever learned, whereas ever so many little bundles are already knocking about in dusty corners of my brain, with their labels lost.
• Thick gum-water, to cement the labels to the specimens.
• After I had opened a store in New York, we did, in a measure, stop these men from using my labels.
• If we feel in almost all his works a charming translation of story in the tones, we also miss the higher empyraean of pure fancy, unlimited by halting labels.
• They shifted their positions, looked in their glasses, read the labels on the bottles.
• HAROLD COX contributes a rather too solemn preface, which labels this otherwise irresponsible novel as a serious tract.
• It seems to be a prevailing characteristic to want men labelled, especially a characteristic of those who make the labels.
• A number of such rolls, related in subject or authorship, were placed on end in a round box, with the labels upwards ready for inspection.
• The dishes were white enamel of aluminum, and there were boxes piled upon boxes, the labels proclaiming canned things too expensive for ordinary eating.
• For every one of these objects a number of external covers and labels were sent and with them a confidential report with details about their relative success.
• She noticed that this trunk was not littered with hotel labels.
• They were down on the south side, amid the heterogeneous plants there collected, examining each leaf, spelling the Latin labels and comparing them, when the hour came for closing.
• Four inches is a good height for the lower edge of all labels.

Similar words containing LABEL without suffix s

label7 labeled10 labeler9 labella9 relabel9 flabella13 glabella11 labelers10 labeling11 labelled11 labeller10 labellum12 mislabel12 relabels10 flabellum16 glabellae12 glabellar12 labelable13 labellate11 labellers11 labelling12 labellist11 labelloid12 labelmate13 mislabels13 relabeled12 unlabeled12 flabellate15 flabellums17 labellable14 labellings13 labellists12 labelmates14 mislabeled15 radiolabel13 relabeling13 relabelled13 unlabelled13 mislabeling16 mislabelled16 radiolabels14 relabelling14 flabellation17 flabelliform22 mislabelling17 radiolabeled16 flabellations18 radiolabeling17 radiolabelled17 radiolabelling18

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