Men is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MAN, an adult human male
• pl. of Man.
• A man; one; -- used with a verb in the singular, and corresponding to the present indefinite one or they.
• the force of workers available
• an adult human male
• a male member of a workforce, team, etc.
• ordinary members of the armed forces as distinct from the officers.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pl. of man

Words related to MEN

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How to use MEN in a sentence

• Major North was awaiting me, upon my arrival at North Platte, having with him our own horses and men.
• Then the crowd, seeing the steel-clad knight and the armed men, melted away like snow on the warm hearth, leaving the young man all bloody and dusty upon the ground.
• However, this young giddy-pate had no talent for government except that of making himself feared, and, at the same time, passed for the most cowardly of men.
• With an Oriental endurance of pain, beyond the courage of most Western men, these men made no moan.
• A slave ship, which I have reason to believe was employed by southern men, came near the port of Savannah with about FIVE HUNDRED SLAVES, from Guinea and Congo.
• The late Sir William Curtis was known to be one of the best tempered men of his day, which made him a great favourite with the late king.
• Only a day or two ago a carrier-pigeon reached its home in Portland, Oregon, bearing a message from a party of young men who had set out from that city to seek their fortunes.
• Divers and men who work under water carry on their backs a tank of compressed air, and take from it, at will, the amount required.
• At a meeting held at Council Bluffs it was decided to raise the men asked for.
• The men went away with their fishing apparatus, and with their bows and arrows, in hopes of procuring some fish or fowl to replenish their stores.
• At this time the old races both of men and animals were dying out around Lake Nyalong, and others were taking their places.
• Thus the thoughts of great men are the common heritage of humanity.
• The bomb had killed a number of horses and several men and had blown the glass out of all the windows in the neighborhood.
• The men were so beat that if they tripped and fell, they lay like dead things.
• But while the miserable days were passing, men could not see into the mysterious future.
• A people which without greatness had done so many great things, as Michelet says, must have its heroic painters, if we call them so, destined to illustrate men and events.
• Success in the financial world is the prerogative of young men.
• The greatest trouble with most unsuccessful men is that they have never learned what their own weaknesses and limitations are.

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