Organise is valid Scrabble Word

Is organise a scrabble word?
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Is organise valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for ORGANISE in dictionary:

VERB:

to form into an organic whole, also ORGANIZE
arrange systematically; order
coordinate the activities of (a person or group) efficiently
form (a number of people) into a trade union or other political group
arrange or form into a living being or tissue
make arrangements or preparations for (an event or activity)
take responsibility for providing or arranging
bring order and organization to
create (as an entity)
form or join a union

cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea
arrange by systematic planning and united effort
plan and direct (a complex undertaking)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to organize
same as organize

Words related to ORGANISE

organised11 organises10 organising12 organize18

Words that contain ORGANISE

organised11 organiser10 organises10 organisers11 reorganise11 disorganise13 inorganised13 outorganise12 reorganised13 reorganiser12 reorganises12 unorganised13 disorganised15 disorganiser14 disorganises14 outorganised14 outorganises13 overorganise16 reorganisers13 disorganisers15 overorganised18 overorganises17

How to use ORGANISE in a sentence

He became a member of the International Society, and was selected in 1870 to organise the Creuzot strike.
The Committee of Public Safety organise detachments of fusee-bearers.
Having received instructions from the Honourable the Secretary for Lands and Public Works to organise an expedition for the purpose of searching for traces of Dr.
There are no trade unions, because there is no one amongst them sufficiently intelligent either to organise or manage them.
It is only another step upward in scale to plan out new, more tolerable conditions of employment for every sort of worker and to organise the transition from our present disorder.
To organise the patrol again, under the circumstances, would have been impossible.
To meet this risk, I propose that we should organise foraging parties to capture provisions, and, for the rest, not roam about the country at random.
Stanton might be truculent and even brutal, but he was willing to work, he knew how to organise, he was devotedly loyal.
They were unable to organise a direct, personal hostility against their new enemy, because the Thin Woman of Inis Magrath would certainly protect her husband.
But we could send down to the village for men to organise a search-party and to bring the doctor.

In a day or so they organise again, and swoop down on some other place, such as Belmont.
The surgeon looks at the materialism of his own frame and forgets that matter cannot organise itself into exquisite beauty.
A very intelligent man is working with two or three others to organise the London dock laborers on the new lines.
The former essayed to organise a procession and an indignation meeting on the Sunday preceding the Tuesday fixed for the execution, but it fell through on a rumour of confession.
Relieved from the immediate danger of invasion, the convention had now time to mature its plans of conquest, and to organise its numerous troops.
They cannot, like Anglo-Saxons, organise themselves, and they have no man at their head of sufficient force of character to impose his will upon them.
With their arrival in Auckland, the Cause grew in that country and when Hyde Dunn left to return to Australia, Clara remained for a time to organise a study group in New Zealand.
In 1899 he helped to organise the first road race in New York State.
People who live in Brooklyn organise reading circles.
Officers engaged in other duties are not in a position to organise the full service which would be of such benefit to patients and prisoners.
They had to find housing facilities in all haste, to organise transportation and medical aid, and to solve the food and employment problems.
He suggests that the only way to raise wages is for the clerks to organise.
He could win battles and destroy cities, but he could not restore what he had destroyed, or organise his followers into a state.
Not only had the Federal authorities to equip and organise their levies, but the position of Washington was the cause of much embarrassment.
Their 750,000 enemies would never have had time to arm, to assemble, to organise, to create an army, to train a staff, or to arrange for their supplies.
His first care was to train and organise his new regiments.
They had made stupendous efforts to organise a sufficient army.
Congress issued an ordinance in 1784 under which territories might organise governments, send delegates to Congress, and obtain admission as states.
In January, 1917, Germany at length began formally to organise the women of the country to help in the war.
We must organise to effect an improvement in the conditions of living.
The boys then organise a watch over the baggage, taking it in turn to act as sentry.
It is precisely in time of depression that the men of business ought to press their selling and organise their sales organisation to the utmost limit.

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