Peers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PEERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PEER, to look narrowly or searchingly
• look with difficulty or concentration at someone or something
• be just visible
• come into view; appear
• make or become equal with
NOUN:
• a member of the nobility in Britain or Ireland, comprising the ranks of duke, marquess, earl, viscount, and baron
• a person of the same age, status, or ability as another specified person

Words related to PEERS

peer6 peered9 peering10

Words that contain PEERS

speers8 compeers14 outpeers10 overpeers14 backspeers20

How to use PEERS in a sentence

• If wealth and lavish expenditure make the prince, they are, indeed, fit peers of Esterhazy or Lichtenstein.
• His prudence and ability had for long pointed him out as the most trustworthy and experienced of his peers.
• Madame Boccarini peers through the leaves, glass in eye.
• Tried by his peers, and found guilty on false evidence, Lord Langleigh awaited his death upon the scaffold in the prison-house of the Tower.
• In one wing of the Palace is the Chamber of Peers, elegantly fitted up and in some respect resembling a Greek theatre.
• The peers, overcome at the sight of this supreme effort, waited in silence.
• He takes his orders from the Whig peers or the Tory peers.
• Now, however, all this has been changed, he tells me, and the Commons seek to rule without either king or peers.
• She raises herself, and peers more keenly into the soft light below.
• On every alleged offence, a court-martial, as they termed it, was held, and the accused tried by her peers.
• Scarcely had I written this, when I was told by a person in the Treasury, that it is intended to carry the Reform Bill by a new creation of peers.
• Charles made a declaration to the peers who attended him, that he expected from them no obedience to any commands which were not warranted by the laws of the land.
• This objection produced a debate, which was terminated in favour of the court by the weight of the twelve new peers.
• Lord Halifax, in the house of peers, termed them trifling, arrogant, and injurious to her majesty and her allies.
• On the sixth day of June, the queen going to the house of peers communicated the plan of peace to her parliament, according to the promise she had made.
• Protests were entered against both decisions, the former being signed by forty-two, and the latter by forty peers.
• The noble lord made one allusion to his own serious losses, which greatly affected all the peers present.
• A strong protest was entered and signed by forty-eight peers, among whom were the Dukes of York and Cumberland.
• The court of peers only sat thirteen days during the session, and did not get beyond the charge which Anstruther had opened.
• A motion was made in the house of peers, but rejected, for addressing the king to dissolve the present parliament.
• The twelve peers, in a circle round the prince, stretched forth their arms to hold it.
• Loret, are as great as dukes and peers, as great as princes, greater than myself.
• It arose from this, that up to the time of Elizabeth the peers were judges of the validity of elections to the House of Commons.
• Very stealthily he rises to his knees and peers over.
• For this crime both he and his wife, after trial by their peers, were condemned to die, and many persons of quality were executed for the same.
• My husband is noted among his peers for his liberal and noble-minded use of a princely income, and his great public spirit.
• In the midst of which explanation, Mueller suddenly lays his hand on my arm, makes a sign to the sergeant, and peers eagerly down the street.
• It is true, that the peers have a great influence in the kingdom, and in every part of the public concerns.

Similar words containing PEER without suffix s

peer6 peery10 speer7 peered9 peerie8 speers8 compeer13 outpeer9 peerage10 peeress9 peerier9 peeries9 peering10 speered10 compeers14 outpeers10 overpeer13 peerages11 peeriest10 peerless10 speering11 unpeered11 backspeer19 compeered16 outpeered12 overpeers14 peeresses11 speerings12 backspeers20 compeering17 outpeering13 overpeered16 peerlessly15 unpeerable14 backspeered22 overpeering17 backspeering23 peerlessness14 peerlessnesses16

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