Parents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARENTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PARENT, to act as father or mother
• be or act as a mother or father to (someone)
NOUN:
• a forefather or ancestor
• an animal or plant from which new ones are derived
• a source or origin of a smaller or less important part
• an organization or company which owns or controls a number of subsidiaries
• a person's father or mother
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to exercise the functions of a parent (a father or mother)

Words related to PARENTS

parent8 parented11 parenting12

Words that contain PARENTS

apparents13 coparents13 bioparents14 godparents14 nonparents12 stepparents15 grandparents16 houseparents17

How to use PARENTS in a sentence

• Parents of all times and in all countries have done this.
• My parents, and those who should care for me, were far away.
• The parents of Barbara had been in reputable circumstances.
• In India the trust in the teacher was so great that the parents gave over their sons completely to him for many years, and teacher and students lived together as a family.
• That they are immortal, and capable of becoming and doing much in this life would seem to be doubted even by their parents.
• Among those who had the permission of their parents to visit the exhibition, and who were anxiously longing for the day to come, were Julian Parmelee and his sister.
• The parents are dead, the old farm is sold, and the brothers are all poor.
• Both are of her blood, and it is human to feel that parents should leave their money to their children rather than to charity.
• Until he had completed his nineteenth year Jerome continued to dwell under the roof which for the time being might give shelter to his parents.
• These children are willing to work and the parents are glad to have them do so.
• We have no doubt that opportunities sufficient were presented them, as the parents seemed to have very little appreciation of danger from this source.
• If, however, they have not yet the use of free-will, according to the natural law they are under the care of their parents as long as they cannot look after themselves.
• They found that high infant mortality was associated with early death of parents, while the offspring of long-lived parents showed few deaths in childhood.
• He lost his parents, his daughter, and his wife, whom he dearly loved.
• If the child was described as adopted, there would be curiosity about the circumstances, and inquiries relating to the parents.
• The misery of my parents, however, I understood extremely well.
• Born in 1809, in the county of Durham, the daughter of wealthy parents, she passed her early years partly in the country in Herefordshire, and partly in the city.
• Upon her arrival she not only found a loving and tender welcome, but also learned that both her parents had accepted her call as from God.
• They walked on in silence, Carlia looking straight ahead, not so much at her parents, as at the distant snow-clad mountains.
• Fierce, hearty pulling of the door-bell excites the parents, especially the mother, who is quite in hysterics.
• Sometimes, as, for example, in a common private school, the parents are not organized, and whatever influence they exert they must exert in their individual capacity.
• He could no longer distinguish his parents among the black specks at the stern of the vessel.
• Following their engagement the children live with their parents until such a time as they are considered old enough to maintain their own home.
• Mafferton affectionately having tea with my parents.
• Many parents are utterly indifferent or ignorant of the pleasures that their children find for themselves.

Similar words containing PARENT without suffix s

parent8 apparent12 coparent12 parental10 parented11 apparents13 bioparent13 coparents13 godparent13 nonparent11 parentage12 parenting12 apparently17 bioparents14 biparental14 coparented15 godparents14 inapparent14 nonparents12 parentages13 parentally15 parenteral12 parenthood16 parentings13 parentless12 stepparent14 unapparent14 unparental12 unparented13 coparenting16 grandparent15 houseparent16 parentheses16 parenthesis16 parenthetic18 parenthoods17 stepparents15 transparent13 uniparental13 apparentness16 biparentally19 grandparents16 houseparents17 inapparently19 parenterally17 parenthesise17 parenthesize26 grandparental17 parenthesised19 parenthesises18 parenthesized28 parenthesizes27 parenthetical20 stepparenting18 transparently18 uniparentally18 untransparent15 apparentnesses18 parenthesising20 parenthesizing29 stepparentings19 transparentise16 transparentize25 grandparenthood23 parenthetically25 semitransparent19 transparentised18 transparentises17 transparentized27 transparentizes26 transparentness17 transparentizin26 grandparenthoods24 transparentizing28 transparentnesses19

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