Molasses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOLASSES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a thick dark treacle that is drained from sugar during refining
• Originally (formerly also with capital initial): a deposit of soft greenish sandstone mixed with marls and fossiliferous conglomerates, of Miocene to Oligocene age, found along the northern edge of the Alps. Later also (more generally): any thick paralic sedimentary deposit formed after a period of orogeny and consisting of soft, ungraded sandstones, shales, marls, etc.
• dark syrup, a by-product of sugar refining
• The thick, brown or dark colored, viscid, uncrystallizable sirup which drains from sugar, in the process of manufacture; any thick, viscid, sweet sirup made from vegetable juice or sap, as of the sorghum or maple. See Treacle.
• thick dark syrup produced by boiling down juice from sugar cane; especially during sugar refining
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a thick syrup

Words related to MOLASSES

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Words that contain MOLASSES

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How to use MOLASSES in a sentence

• On our return, the Indian took on board two hogsheads of molasses, one of which belonged to Capt.
• It was a peculiar cake, for she could get no sugar for it, but she had supplied this deficiency with molasses.
• There she was, with only part of her body and her hind legs sticking out, and she was eating the molasses as fast as she could.
• Hodge was busy wiping as much of the molasses off the floor as he could with old cloths and pieces of newspaper.
• Hodge had succeeded in cleaning up as much of the molasses as possible his wife came in to relieve him of tending the store, as was her custom.
• The whole of this was now withheld, and molasses and sugar were given instead.
• In the New York State Prison at Sing Sing, one pound of beef, eighteen ounces of flour and meal, besides potatos, rye coffee, and molasses.
• The great staple produce of the neighbourhood is sugar and molasses.
• They would allowance you so many pounds of meat, so much meal, so much molasses.
• Once when her father was real small he was eating biscuit with a hole in it made by a grown person sticking finger down in it, then fill the hole with molasses.
• Silently will we, therefore, infer the bread and molasses, and swiftly stride in seven-league boots from mountain-peak to mountain-peak.
• Eva closed the door very softly and gave the children bread and molasses to keep them quiet.
• Cream the butter and sugar, add the egg beaten well without separating, then the molasses with the soda stirred in it, then the milk, then the cinnamon and cloves.
• Adamson, grocer, for selling molasses to a brewer, costs, and taking out a license.
• There were no customers to be seen, nor sound to be heard save the buzzing of flies about the molasses measures at the farther end of the room.
• Boston supplied us with crackers, Philadelphia sent us boots, and New Orleans furnished us with sugar and molasses.
• Now, so far as I know, molasses is not a scriptural word.
• Experiments made upon diluted molasses or with raw beet juices were not encouraging.
• While the molasses was boiling, the scholars played games in the sitting-rooms.
• And their mouths always have molasses or sugar in the corners, and their noses have colds, and their hands are that sticky they leave a print on everything they touch.
• Then there were two bicycles from Uncle Bob, some more candy, a pony, and some home-made molasses candy from their grandmother.
• To secure the whole trade, the British government imposed high duties upon the molasses, sugar and other articles imported into the colonies from the French and Spanish islands.

Similar words containing MOLASSE without suffix s

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