Nuns is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NUNS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• NUN, a woman belonging to a religious order
• a member of a religious community of women, typically one living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
• a pigeon of a breed with a crest on its neck.
• any of a number of birds whose plumage resembles a nun's habit, especially an Asian mannikin.

Words related to NUNS

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How to use NUNS in a sentence

• In burst the door, and away fled the frightened nuns, shrieking, at his coming.
• Every one remembered the marvellous voice that used to sing so high above all the other nuns, behind the lattice on Sunday afternoons at the church of the Dominican Convent.
• The future Queen of France was placed with the foundling nuns of the convent of Santa Lucia in the Via San Gallo.
• She embroidered exquisitely, and had learned the trick of making many of the pretty and useless things at which nuns work so patiently to fill up their long hours.
• The nuns met us, and took us down into the cellars to see the patients.
• The nuns led us upstairs to the wards where the shell had burst.
• Agostino Isola To the Nuns of Bodney Written in London Fragment Fragment Written April 18, 1796.
• Thirty of the soldiers were down with fever and scurvy, and both priests and nuns were fully taken up in nursing them.
• As soon as the benediction was pronounced, the nuns arose to leave their screened choir, and the congregation got up to go out from the chapel.
• Then she sent the younger nuns and novices about their several duties, and directed one of the elders to see that the refectory was restored to order.
• One cry from the Prioress would have meant the instant opening of many doors, and the arrival, on flying feet, of a score of frightened nuns.
• Urging the nuns to further efforts, she was pleased to find on Saturday that an equal number slept on each of the four sides of the house.
• Pitying nuns observed the need and soon busied themselves knitting long hose for the poor strangers.
• Not that monsieur Marion intended that they should be common nuns.
• A large number of monks and nuns will be found here, also well-dressed ladies, who feel more protected than in the superior class of carriages.
• There are more than four hundred priests, monks, and nuns in the capital.
• There is also some evidence for the existence of a community of monks at Wimborne, as well as of nuns.
• Saracens had sacked the convent, carried off all the young and pretty nuns, and murdered the old ones.
• The nuns’ refectory or hall passed into the hands of the Leathersellers’ Company and formed the company’s hall until the close of the last century.
• It consisted of a few small houses and a large school kept by nuns.
• From our laboratory window we could see these youngsters being collected into groups and being instructed by nuns.
• The streets were filled with monks and nuns, running this way and that, shrieking and fluttering, to escape the claws of fiendish Calvinists.
• At the same moment, monks, nuns, and Sherasmin, forgetting their age and calling, began to dance in the wildest abandon.
• Some nuns in their black robes passed slowly across this cold and calm horizon that for many years had also been the range of his vision.
• Atkins had been one of the ladies at the post who had helped to send her to school to the nuns at Santa Fe.

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