Louis is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOUIS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a former gold coin of France
• the name of eighteen kings of France.
• Louis I (778–840), son of Charlemagne, king of the West Franks and Holy Roman Emperor 814–40.
• Louis II (846–79), reigned 877–9.
• Louis III (863–82), son of Louis II, reigned 879–82.
• Louis IV (921–54), reigned 936–54.
• Louis V (967–87), reigned 979–87.
• Louis VI (1081–1137), reigned 1108–37.
• Louis VII (1120–80), reigned 1137–80.
• Louis VIII (1187–1226), reigned 1223–6.
• Louis IX (1214–70), son of Louis VIII, reigned 1226–70; canonized as St Louis. He conducted two unsuccessful crusades, dying of plague in Tunis during the second. Feast day, 25 August.
• Louis X (1289–1316), reigned 1314–16.
• Louis XII (1462–1515), reigned 1498–1515.
• Louis XIII (1601–43), son of Henry IV of France, reigned 1610–43. During his minority the country was ruled by his mother Marie de Médicis. From 1624 he was heavily influenced in policy-making by his chief minister Cardinal Richelieu.
• Louis XV (1710–74), great-grandson and successor of Louis XIV, reigned 1715–74. He led France into the Seven Years War (1756–63).
• Louis XVI (1754–93), grandson and successor of Louis XV, reigned 1774–92. His minor concessions and reforms in the face of the emerging French Revolution proved disastrous. As the Revolution became more extreme, he was executed with his wife, Marie Antoinette, and the monarchy was abolished.
• Louis XVII (1785–95), son of Louis XVI, titular king who died in prison during the Revolution.
• former French gold coin
• United States prizefighter who was world heavyweight champion for 12 years (1914-1981)
• Louis I (778–840), son of Charlemagne, king of the West Franks and Holy Roman Emperor 814–40.
• Louis II (846–79), reigned 877–9.
• Louis III (863–82), son of Louis II, reigned 879–82.
• Louis IV (921–54), reigned 936–54.
• Louis V (967–87), reigned 979–87.
• Louis VI (1081–1137), reigned 1108–37.
• Louis VII (1120–80), reigned 1137–80.
• Louis VIII (1187–1226), reigned 1223–6.
• Louis IX (1214–70), son of Louis VIII, reigned 1226–70; canonized as St Louis. He conducted two unsuccessful crusades, dying of plague in Tunis during the second. Feast day, 25 August.
• Louis X (1289–1316), reigned 1314–16.
• Louis XII (1462–1515), reigned 1498–1515.
• Louis XIII (1601–43), son of Henry IV of France, reigned 1610–43. During his minority the country was ruled by his mother Marie de Médicis. From 1624 he was heavily influenced in policy-making by his chief minister Cardinal Richelieu.
• Louis XV (1710–74), great-grandson and successor of Louis XIV, reigned 1715–74. He led France into the Seven Years War (1756–63).
• Louis XVI (1754–93), grandson and successor of Louis XV, reigned 1774–92. His minor concessions and reforms in the face of the emerging French Revolution proved disastrous. As the Revolution became more extreme, he was executed with his wife, Marie Antoinette, and the monarchy was abolished.
• Louis XVII (1785–95), son of Louis XVI, titular king who died in prison during the Revolution.
• Louis XI (1423–83), son of Charles VII, reigned 1461–83. He continued his father's work in laying the foundations of a united France ruled by an absolute monarchy.
• Louis XIV (1638–1715), son of Louis XIII, reigned 1643–1715; known as the Sun King. His reign represented the high point of the Bourbon dynasty and of French power in Europe, and in this period French art and literature flourished. His almost constant wars of expansion united Europe against him, however, and gravely weakened France's financial position.
• Louis XVIII (1755–1824), brother of Louis XVI, reigned 1814–24. After his nephew Louis XVII's death he became titular king in exile until the fall of Napoleon in 1814, when he returned to Paris on the summons of Talleyrand and was officially restored to the throne.

Words related to LOUIS

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How to use LOUIS in a sentence

• Louis, taking the direct southern route down the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, to New Orleans in Louisiana, passing Natchez on the way.
• The situation of Louis Napoleon was indeed extremely difficult and critical.
• Lafayette was doubtless played with and used by Louis Philippe, the most astute and crafty of monarchs.
• Louis was as well aware as any of the citizens of the intended attack, and prepared for it as for death.
• His brothers Louis and Adolphus, at the head of one of these divisions, penetrated into Friesland, and there commenced the contest.
• Germain, where he found Louis with a brow so moody, and an eye so stern, that he was at no loss to discover the utter futility of all hope of success.
• The courtship of Louis Moore and Shirley will not compare with that of Jane and Rochester.
• Louis, I noticed that the trees were nearly all bowed in the direction of the northeast.
• Louis charged one dollar for nine ten-cent or eighteen five-cent stamps.
• His conception of the deity was as a larger Louis, and of heaven as a more gorgeous Versailles.
• Rivers of blood had flowed to free her from despotism, and France was held by a power more despotic than that of Richelieu or of Louis XIV.
• In the case of the St Louis bridge, half arches were built out on either side of each pier, so that the load balanced.
• She was not to see Louis Akers again, or the Doyles.
• Everything pertaining to Louis Akers was of supreme interest those days to the Benedict employees.
• Instead of my magazine cut of Robert Louis Stevenson pinned beside the east window was a signed etching.
• But she nevertheless visited the church, and descended with Louis Napoleon into the vaults.
• He made it the base for a searching attack on the whole system of the government of Louis XIV.
• And Louis thought he had never lived in any moment so exquisite and so alarming as that moment.
• Louis, with singular courage, lit a cigarette, which gave him a little ease of demeanour, if not confidence.
• Louis, thence going up the Illinois River to Fulton county, Illinois, where Mrs.
• Louis, when her song attracted an ear in a second-story room under whose window she was passing.
• It was not uncommon for Richelieu and Louis XIII to dispute over their evening game of chess upon the merits of their servants.
• Louis frowned and fell in with her way of thinking.
• When she got back Louis had already poured all the milk into his tea, saying that he had done it by accident.
• But his father was still more troubled by certain independent religious opinions, far different from those in which he had been reared, that Louis adopted at this time.
• Louis and Felix had ascended the fore-rigging, and discovered what might have been the land or a bank of clouds.
• The window from which Lafayette addressed the people in 1830, and presented to them Louis Philippe, as the king, was shown to us.

Similar words containing LOUI without suffix s

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