Pauper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAUPER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to reduce to poverty
• reduce to beggary
NOUN:
• a very poor person
• a recipient of relief under the provisions of the Poor Law or of public charity
• a poor person who may bring a legal action without payment of costs.
• A poor person; especially, one development on private or public charity. Also used adjectively; as, pouper immigrants, pouper labor.
• a person who is very poor
• very poor person

Words related to PAUPER

paupered13 paupering14 pauperism15 paupers11

Words that contain PAUPER

paupers11 paupered13 dispauper14 pauperdom16 pauperess13 paupering14 pauperise13 pauperism15 pauperize22 dispaupers15 pauperdoms17 pauperised15 pauperises14 pauperisms16 pauperized24 pauperizes23 depauperate16 depauperise16 depauperize25 dispaupered17 pauperesses15 pauperising16 pauperizing25 depauperated18 depauperates17 depauperised18 depauperises17 depauperized27 depauperizes26 dispaupering18 dispauperise17 dispauperize26 depauperating19 depauperising19 depauperizing28 dispauperised19 dispauperises18 dispauperized28 dispauperizes27 pauperisation17 pauperization26 dispauperising20 dispauperizing29 pauperisations18 pauperizations27

How to use PAUPER in a sentence

• George-in-the-East, has succeeded in the practical extermination of the outdoor pauper.
• Verily, there was something regal in such hospitality as this, accorded to a pauper lunatic.
• He has houses, money and land, but he is a pauper in his soul, and a bankrupt in his character.
• They support their own poor, while they pay the same pauper tax as other citizens.
• He is the blind piper, Myles Gorman, who is dressed in the pauper garb.
• The humility and temperance of that good man are strongly marked in this relation, for he partook of the same ordinary food with the most wretched pauper.
• In England, we have still one pauper in every fifty thousand of the population.
• Were all men doing their duty, or even seriously trying to do it, there would be no Pauper.
• His one consolation lay in the fact that in less than two days Van Buren would be no better off than a pauper at best with scarcely a shelter for his head.
• Royall was too close a man to give a dollar a day to a smart girl when he could get a deaf pauper for nothing.
• They include the criminal, the pauper, the idiot and imbecile, the lunatic, the drunkard, the deformed, and the diseased.
• The very poor includes amongst its numbers, the drunkard, the criminal, the professional pauper, and the physically and mentally defective.
• Not only was it the distinctively laboring class but the distinctively pauper class.
• Between being driven to the parish for relief and being an out-and-out pauper there is a great difference, yet London supports 123,000 paupers, quite a city of folk in themselves.
• Our taxes are heavy enough now without having to take care of this strange pauper.
• It was not right that he should be kept as a pauper while there were several people in the parish who could provide for him without the least trouble.
• A man may be counted rich yet know himself to be a pauper.
• But the poor immigrants are compelled, by circumstances, to come in contact with, if not to dwell directly among this pauper element, lost to sense of degradation.
• And the snow drifts being deep, Robert Palmer was buried by the side of Scotty, like a pauper.
• Your whole difficulty with your pauper immigrants arises from your effort to keep two contradictory ideals going at once.
• He became a pauper and fled away from those to whom he owed money.
• They themselves care only for making money, and are as indifferent as the pauper to the cultivation of virtue.
• Belcher urged her to get the little Sevenoaks pauper into her confidence, and to ascertain whether his father were still living.
• I am not exactly a pauper myself, but I may be if this N.
• How little can a pauper avail himself of a privilege! Presently his patent was burned up, and a year afterward, namely in 1793, he went to France.
• APPENDIX II 195 A LETTER ON PAUPER LUNATIC ASYLUMS FROM SAMUEL TUKE TO THOMAS EDDY, 1815.
• Marriage with her pauper cousin meant practically the social extinction of the Lambert family, and nothing would have remained but the title.

Similar words containing PAUP without suffix er

paupers11 paupered13 dispauper14 pauperdom16 pauperess13 paupering14 pauperise13 pauperism15 pauperize22 paupiette13 dispaupers15 pauperdoms17 pauperised15 pauperises14 pauperisms16 pauperized24 pauperizes23 paupiettes14 depauperate16 depauperise16 depauperize25 dispaupered17 pauperesses15 pauperising16 pauperizing25 depauperated18 depauperates17 depauperised18 depauperises17 depauperized27 depauperizes26 dispaupering18 dispauperise17 dispauperize26 depauperating19 depauperising19 depauperizing28 dispauperised19 dispauperises18 dispauperized28 dispauperizes27 pauperisation17 pauperization26 dispauperising20 dispauperizing29 pauperisations18 pauperizations27

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