Medal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEDAL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to honour with a commemorative piece of metal
• win a medal in a sporting event
• decorate or honour with a medal
• To honor or reward with a medal.
• honour with a medal
NOUN:
• a metal disc typically of the size of a large coin and bearing an inscription or design, made to commemorate an event or awarded as a distinction to someone such as a soldier or athlete.
• piece of metal with an inscription etc, given as a reward or memento
• A piece of metal in the form of a coin, struck with a device, and intended to preserve the remembrance of a notable event or an illustrious person, or to serve as a reward.
• an award for winning a championship or commemorating some other event
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to honor with a medal (a commemorative piece of metal)

Words related to MEDAL

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Words that contain MEDAL

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How to use MEDAL in a sentence

• For my work in South Africa I was given by Lord Hardinge a Kaiser-i-Hind Gold Medal.
• For this he received ornate and very thin gold medals, with very little gold spread over a large extent of medal, from grateful parents and admiring friends.
• This is an old man, a chief by descent, but has neither medal nor flag from the British or American government.
• He said that his uncle, Ish-ke-bug-ish-kum, gave the island, and that when he returned he denied that he had given it, but the British took away his medal in consequence.
• It was under the charge of Sergeant Reed, a medal soldier from the Crimea.
• I am well acquainted with the medal described by Mr.
• He wanted to have a medal made with Atlas bearing the world upon his shoulders, and applied to Michel Agnolo for a design.
• Art kissed her tenderly, and immediately pulling out the medal, showed it to her.
• Opimius was so proud of having overthrown Caius, that he had a medal struck with Hercules slaying the monsters.
• He spoke of it as quite a clever and creditable performance, and one as fully deserving the golden honors of the medal as many of those doings which are so rewarded.
• McBryer had served in the Tenth Cavalry and had won a Medal of Honor in conflict with the Indians.
• We have a medal match at the Harbor View links, and it will do you good to get in some society, other than that of whales, wrecked motor boats and sailors.
• Many years afterwards he gave Paul a gold medal in remembrance of their first meeting.
• On the lake there were to be several boats which were not yet ready, and every scout winning a life saving medal was to have a boat named for him.
• On reaching my own house I finished a medal with the head of Pope Clement, and on the reverse a figure representing Peace, and stamped upon gold, silver, and copper.
• I was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, and they presented me with the gold medal of Sir Godfrey Copley, for 1753.
• The Council were just on the point of doing justice to the merits of the Prussian philosopher, when it was suggested that its medal should be given to Dr.
• That medal was, in fact, voted at a meeting, at which no one member present was at all conversant with the subjects rewarded.
• Robert Medal, our great actor, cannot rise to this height of poetry, sublime though he is.
• But there is a reverse side to this beautiful medal.
• His victory at the Cowpens was justly considered as one of the most brilliant and decided victories of the Revolution, and Congress accordingly voted him a gold medal.
• He who obtains the medal has to take its reverse side as well.
• Impressed with the sincerity of this agreement, the captains of the expedition invested the principal chief with a medal and some small articles of clothing.
• Presentation of a silver medal by the Union League Club, of Philadelphia, for gallantry and distinguished services.
• And to me he have left the medal in trust for some man, the most brave, intrepid, honorable.
• The Australian Society of Sydney offered its Isis Gold Medal recently to the person who should have planted, before May, 1851, the greatest number of sugar canes in the colony.
• Ought to get the Gold Medal of the Geographical Society if I open out this region that will be fraught with such blessings to commerce.
• The medal of Faustina sometimes quoted as evidence for a very late date proves nothing, as it is not stated to have been found in a tomb.

Similar words containing MED without suffix al

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