Pails is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAILS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PAIL, a watertight cylindrical container
• a bucket.

Words related to PAILS

pail6

Words that contain PAILS

spails8 pailsful13 lunchpails17

How to use PAILS in a sentence

• Orde brought out steaming pails of coffee which the men gulped down between moments.
• The baskets and pails were heavy and full, and the whole party walked along, carrying them carefully towards the place where Jonas had come from.
• Reminded that the pails were not theirs, he brutally asked what did he care, adding that he could buy a million pails if he took a notion to.
• The Merle twin sped to the quiet nook where Jonas Whipple had been put away in 1828, and sped away from there as soon as he had the pails.
• We made the spring safely, filled our pails, and lay down and took a good drink ourselves.
• We walked slowly, always going out with hands clasped, always coming back slowly with four pails of water.
• In front of them was a confusion of blackened pails and steaming vessels, into which they dipped with their naked fingers.
• They knew the Lord had sent some, of his angels with the sack and pails.
• He was found thus by one of his aunts as, pails in hand, she returned home from milking the cows.
• At the sight of the water a thirsty soldier here and there would break from the ranks, rush to the pails, take the proffered cup, and hastily swallow down the cooling draught.
• Johnny ran up the ladder, and, when the school-master handed him the pails, he said nothing about the funnel, but boldly dashed the water upon the roof.
• From the dump-pile we sorted cans and pails that would hold water, and we made the sitting-room a perfect bower of purple and gold beauty.
• They brought us great pails of hot water, and for the first time in a month we were clean.
• The only thing for you to do therefore is to go abroad, and leave the whole ring, with its gloves and ropes, its sponges and pails, to Lord Queensberry.
• Having slightly caught up her skirts and taken the empty pails on her arms, Sophia started ahead down the lane.
• The water was pouring down in a cataract, and after it rattled the pails Mrs.
• As he went down towards the well, he met an old woman, who had a coarse dirty blouse on, carrying two pails full of water, that hung on a yoke across her bent back.
• With full pails they hastened to the cabin eager to try their new food.
• We filled our own water pails, cut our own wood and swept the room when we happened to think of it, and could borrow a broom.
• He had just finished milking, and had handed the pails to Miss Hanselpecker, as he called his wife.
• These holes held about two pails of water each, but no stream run away from them.
• Turn the melted grease into tin pails and keep them covered.
• Even these humble pails became glorified, they gave back the sunlight like burnished silver.
• Then he cut them up, and made ready his supper, eating the two men, bones and all, as if he had been a starving lion, and taking great draughts of the milk from the giant pails.
• The pails would hang straight, holding all the water without spilling a drop until the receiving trough was reached.
• Giving me two pails he directed me to go to a house I would find a bit down Yonge-street to get water, and, if they had it, some milk.

Similar words containing PAIL without suffix s

pail6 spail7 spails8 pailful12 paillon9 cipaille12 pailfuls13 paillard11 paillons10 pailsful13 cipailles13 lunchpail16 paillards12 paillasse11 paillette11 lunchpails17 paillasses12 paillettes12

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