Patrons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PATRONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PATRON, a regular customer
• a person who gives financial or other support to a person, organization, or cause
• a distinguished person who takes an honorary position in a charity
• a customer of a shop, restaurant, etc., especially a regular one
• a patrician in relation to a client.
• the former owner and (frequently) protector of a freed slave.
• a person or institution with the right to grant a benefice to a member of the clergy.

Words related to PATRONS

patron8

Words that contain PATRONS

copatrons13 empatrons13

How to use PATRONS in a sentence

• The patrons, who should be considered always, would be among the first to object if each team did not have an equal show to win.
• With need of less skill than the elevator operator, but more patience and tact in managing human nature, the woman conductor is getting her patrons into line.
• The kings of England, both Saxon and Norman, were especial patrons of these religious houses.
• You see however, gentlemen, that you were somewhat mistaken, when you imagined that I, like my fair patrons, the indolent, had quite lost these characters from my memory.
• If the telephone was to satisfy its patrons and prove of real service to the world, the difficulty had to be overcome.
• For more than half a century steam has diverted their custom, carrying former patrons from town to town without the need of half-way stops and rests.
• Though worldly patrons failed, I had one Patron who never deserted me, but Who upheld and encouraged me from first to last, until the end was gained.
• Bachelors and would-be-manly boys are not the only consumers of tobacco, though they are the best patrons of the bar.
• It was among the women that he counted upon finding patrons of Kazmah and Company.
• As they entered, several of the patrons glanced at them curiously, but no one seemed to be particularly interested.
• The endowed priests, who performed temple ceremonies, were the teachers of the people and the patrons of culture.
• Considerably more than half the members were not elected at all, but were recommended by patrons.
• Lord Aberdeen has reconciled the rights of patrons for the first time with those of all other parties interested.
• It would be wrong to deceive the patrons of the schools and if my supposition is correct, I can do no otherwise than request, that the monthly allowance be withdrawn.
• Bowman, with many other prominent citizens, nearly or quite all of whom have passed away, deserve to have their names enrolled as patrons of the enterprise.
• Charles Montagu, afterwards Earl of Halifax, critic and wit himself, shone also among the statesmen who were known patrons of letters.
• During all those terrible years the falling-off among the patrons of your world-famous bathing-establishment must have been a source of cruel grief to you.
• His royal and noble patrons arranged parties for private readings of the play.
• The old patrons ceased to frequent the “Golden Key,” and its bedrooms stood empty.
• Having secured employment, our progress depends upon our ability to attain promotion, to increase our business or our practice, to add to our patrons.
• Properly accented music for the dance is of the utmost importance, and I am prepared to furnish the same in manuscript to my patrons for one dollar orchestra parts.
• A large number of these agencies operate lodging houses for their patrons.
• Hope, too, was one of the earliest of the patrons of Mr.
• The descendants of the founder were long the patrons and advocates of the monastery.
• And oft, when the sword of the heathen menaced the land, the weary monks fled with the corpse of their patrons from the stubborn enemy.
• ANGUS TEWBER, with a heap more of the best known patrons of sport in the Metropolis.
• In fact, it would not do for me to make known my business to the patrons of this house.
• It was midnight, and the restaurant was filled with patrons from the theatres of that district.
• The Assembly must either keep the law and back the patrons, or break the law and cease to be a State Church.
• It is, however, less a dance than an exhibition, and its patrons are the wicked, the dissolute and the European.

Similar words containing PATRON without suffix s

patron8 copatron12 empatron12 patronal10 patronly13 patronne10 copatrons13 empatrons13 patronage12 patroness11 patronise11 patronize20 patronnes11 empatroned15 patronaged14 patronages13 patronised13 patroniser12 patronises12 patronized22 patronizer21 patronizes21 patronless12 patronymic19 patronlier12 empatroning16 patronaging15 patronesses13 patronisers13 patronising14 patronizers22 patronizing23 patronymics20 patronliest13 unpatronised15 unpatronized24 patronisation15 patronisingly19 patronization24 patronizingly28 patronisations16 patronizations25 patronizingness27

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