Mercer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MERCER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a dealer in textiles, esp. silk and other fine materials
• a dealer in textile fabrics, especially silks, velvets, and other fine materials.
• dealer in textile fabrics and fine cloth
• Originally, a dealer in any kind of goods or wares; now restricted to a dealer in textile fabrics, as silks or woolens.
• a dealer in textiles (especially silks)
• British maker of printed calico cloth who invented mercerizing (1791-1866)

Words related to MERCER

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Words that contain MERCER

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How to use MERCER in a sentence

• With the first Mercer could help me, for he had his hand on all the lines of the smuggling business, and there were a dozen ports on the coast where he could land arms.
• Mercer on a matter of this sort was a different being from the decayed landlord of the water-side tavern.
• So far I had had no word from Lawrence, though Mercer reported that Ringan was still sending arms.
• He was apprenticed to Alderman Robert Large, a mercer, who was afterwards Lord Mayor.
• Well, whatever his intentions, his presence around Mercer is enough for us.
• Interested thereafter in providing a head for this system he purchased for himself ninety acres of land in Mercer County to establish a manual labor institution.
• In the spring of the following year he accepted a call to the Mercer street Presbyterian church in New York, and that city became her home the rest of her days.
• He was a leading member of the Mercer street church and one of the best of men.
• For twenty-four years these have been faithful friends, loving us better every year, members of our church in New Bedford, Mercer street, and then here.
• For works by Johnny Mercer SEE SCHERTZINGER, VICTOR.
• Harriet Mercer was then rapped out by the obliging spirit.
• The Mercer estate might indeed be more correctly described as a plantation and three subsidiary farms than as a group of four plantations.
• Then I heard Betty Mercer scream and the rest talking loud and laughing, and Mr.
• The Mercer girls were going to cruise until the trouble blew over, the Browns were going to Pinehurst, and Jim was going to Africa to hunt, if he could get out of the harbor.
• Betty Mercer came into my room the next morning, Sunday, and said Anne Brown wanted me.
• It shows a handsome marble front on Broadway, with a brown stone extension on the same thoroughfare to Prince street, and extends back to Mercer street.
• One of the most realistic pictures of the fight at this stage is given by Captain Mercer, in command of a battery of horse artillery.
• As they neared the crest at a gallop, Mercer describes the humming as of innumerable and gigantic gnats that filled the bullet-torn air.
• General Mercer was killed, and a brigadier was wounded and taken prisoner.
• The Indian Brigade were drawn up under Brigadier-General Mercer.
• Porter, a mercer at Birmingham, whose widow he afterwards married.
• Mercer was mortally wounded, and his men gave way just as the main army came upon the field.
• Mercer, had himself seen two ghosts of murdered boys frequently in Dundee.
• They locked the mercer in the same dungeon where he had passed the night, and left him to himself during the day.
• Bonacieux wept all day, like a true mercer, not being at all a military man, as he himself informed us.
• And he moved out of the way to let the mercer pass.
• The mercer fancied himself already on the high road to honors and fortune.
• Seward to telegraph with all haste to New York that the Powhatan must be immediately restored to Mercer for Sumter.
• A little distance from the Mercer Institute they came upon a compact looking man seated upon the top rail of a fence, chewing at a straw.
• Porter, a mercer, whose widow he afterwards married, and Mr.
• Edith seemed especially a child now to Maurice, since he had embarked on his job at Mercer.

Similar words containing MERC without suffix er

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