Lists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LISTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• LIST, to write down in a particular order
• make a list of
• include or enter in a list
• be on a list of products at (a specified price)
• give (a building, company, etc.) listed status.
• enlist for military service
• (of a ship) lean over to one side, typically because of a leak or unbalanced cargo
• want; like
PLURAL NOUN:
• field of combat in a tournament
NOUN:
• a number of connected items or names written or printed consecutively, typically one below the other
• a formal structure analogous to a list, by which items of data can be stored or processed in a definite order.
• palisades enclosing an area for a tournament.
• the scene of a contest or combat.
• a selvedge of a piece of fabric.
• an instance of a ship listing to one side.
• desire or inclination

Words related to LISTS

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How to use LISTS in a sentence

• They were lists, fuller than those I had already got, of men up and down the country whom Lawrence trusted.
• German casualties from the beginning of the war, as compiled in London from German official lists, were set November 10 at 3,755,693.
• The marshals of the lists took note of all that happened and enforced the rules of chivalry.
• To all outward signs a new and formidable party had entered the lists.
• Indeed it is rather in Ceylon, Burma, Tibet and China than in India itself that authoritative lists of scriptures have been compiled.
• There were close on to two hundred thousand to be checked off the lists.
• All but two lieutenants of the Constable and two knights were ordered to quit the lists.
• It consists of the tax lists of several California counties before and after the application of irrigation.
• These have been incorporated for many years, and are known to include the leading artists, men of letters, science, and the arts, of the city, on their lists of members.
• The combined casualties of the war, partly estimated because all belligerents do not publish lists, are 22,500,000.
• He is as much the warrior to-day as when he entered the lists against Strauss nearly thirty years ago.
• Their books are little more than lists of words, and any one can make lists of common, easy words.
• For instance, there were the lists of the various city stores and their estimated contents, missing from Mr.
• At one point she found twenty-three men, sick and wounded, whose regiments had left them, and who could not be discharged because they had no descriptive lists.
• Frequent and correct lists of the voters in all important questions ought to be procured.
• Piedmont needed some years, not of rest, but of active and consecutive labour before it could enter the lists again as armed champion of Italian independence.
• Members thrown out of employment through their own fault cannot be entered on the lists for thirty-six days.
• At very large dinners it is sometimes customary to distribute little lists of the order of the dishes at intervals along the table.
• If a lady will consent to enter the lists against the antagonist of her honor, she may be sure of losing the prize.
• These names could not be found among the lists of the killed.
• Gilbert had not left the lists unobserved by Rodolph, who immediately despatched a page to watch his movements.

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