Lotteries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOTTERIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LOTTERY, a game of chance
• a means of raising money by selling numbered tickets and giving prizes to the holders of numbers drawn at random
• a situation whose success or outcome is governed by chance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a type of gambling game

Words related to LOTTERIES

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Words that contain LOTTERIES

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How to use LOTTERIES in a sentence

• The same may also be said of lotteries, in which Washington now and then took a flier.
• There are generally fifteen ordinary lotteries, and two extraordinary, every year.
• One curious feature in the lotteries here is the interest the niggers take in them.
• A friend told me of a shameful instance of injustice connected with these lotteries.
• It was now that the raising of money by Government lotteries began, for the purpose of repairing the harbours, and a great shed was set up at the west door of St.
• In the same year lotteries were suppressed in England.
• The PRESIDENT said gambling and lotteries were in conflict with the Word of God, but it was also the duty of man to have exercise and to exercise his horses.
• Here, as in Italy, the lotteries are under the care of the State, and their administration is as careful and important as that of any other branch of finance.
• A high counter extends along two sides of the room, and the walls back of this are lined with handbills setting forth the schemes of the various lotteries.
• The Kentucky and Missouri lotteries are drawn every day at noon, and every night.
• Generally, in order to evade the law against lotteries, a concert is announced, and the tickets are sold ostensibly as admissions to that amusement.
• In one sense, these were lotteries, and the Emperors deserve all due credit for their invention.
• The great difference between them and the ancient lotteries of Heliogabalus and Nero was, that tickets were bought and prizes drawn.
• After this declaration they proceeded to consider the estimates, and cheerfully granted the supplies for the ensuing year, part of which was raised by two lotteries.
• The house appointed a committee to inquire into this and other lotteries at that time on foot in London.
• Instead of taking her money to the savings-bank, she put it judiciously into lotteries, hoping that some day she could bestow a good round sum on her master and mistress.
• We hear of him also as the manager of lotteries, which were a common form of raising money for local purposes, in preference to direct taxation.
• Similar questions arise regarding lotteries, gambling, betting, and horse-racing.
• This it is that has gradually suppressed lotteries, and other shameful snares cunningly laid for avarice and ignorance.
• Much was said to the General Court, as that I was a gambler in lotteries, and had begged money from the Indians to buy tickets with.
• It should not be forgotten, however, that our own forefathers sometimes had recourse to lotteries to build churches.
• State lotteries might be re-established, gambling tables might be re-opened at Dublin.

Similar words containing LOTTERIE without suffix s

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