Pensioner is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PENSIONER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one receiving a pension
• a person who receives a pension, especially the retirement pension.
• person receiving a pension
• One in receipt of a pension; hence, figuratively, a dependent.
• One of an honorable band of gentlemen who attend the sovereign of England on state occasions, and receive an annual pension, or allowance, of £150 and two horses.
• In the university of Cambridge, England, one who pays for his living in commons; -- corresponding to commoner at Oxford.
• the beneficiary of a pension fund
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person who receives or lives on a pension

Words related to PENSIONER

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Words that contain PENSIONER

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How to use PENSIONER in a sentence

• Wilson stopped a moment to inquire after an aged pensioner, who had lately met with a loss in business, which she was fearful must have greatly distressed him.
• Elziver and Aldus are more frequently mentioned than any Pensioner of the one or Doge of the other.
• Andrew Goldie, the pensioner, lent me his piece and loaded it to me.
• Meldrum, whose sense of proportion was not the least of her merits, had no idea of boring the world with the ups and downs of her pensioner.
• From Eton he passed to Pembroke College, Cambridge, where he was admitted as a pensioner in 1734, in the nineteenth year of his age.
• She has a free cottage and garden from me, and has besides been a pensioner of mine for some time back, and I know I can depend upon her discretion and fidelity.
• The woman, who will, through our confidant, Lanigan, deliver this to you, is a poor faithful creature, a pensioner of mine, who may be trusted.
• Gunga Aheer is now a pensioner on the Residency fund, and his family has been provided for.
• His dreams of ruling India would fade, and he would sit a pensioner of the British.
• On 5th November 1688 William of Orange landed in England at Torbay, and on 22nd December James escaped to France to live as a pensioner of Louis XIV.
• He claimed that the whole nation ought to decide on the question of war with a foreign country, and urged that no member of Parliament should be a government pensioner.
• A pensioner first of the Turkish and later of the British Government, he was subjected to the further humiliation of having his application for British citizenship refused.
• Every Member of Congress likes to meet a pensioner for whom he has secured a pension.
• Beaumont avoided every topic that might give him pain, with a delicacy which proved that the gratitude of an obliged pensioner mingled with the feelings of a generous host.
• He accepted no place, and had too high a spirit to become a pensioner.
• Madame had come to visit an old pensioner of hers who was in the home.
• One is tempted to say that Wordsworth, like so many other poets, died young, and that a pensioner who inherited his name survived him.
• At the invitation of Frederick he left France, and went to live as a pensioner of the Prussian king in the palace at Potsdam.
• Vauvinet now signed his renunciation of any further claims, and it was still indispensable to find the pensioner before the arrears could be drawn.
• The Louvre was on my way to the Conservatory, where, as is well known, I lived as pensioner.
• George Burton, naval pensioner, sat at the door of his lodgings gazing in placid content at the sea.
• I believe if a Pensioner keeps six chapels, or a Fellow-Commoner four, and is quite regular in all other respects, he will never be troubled by the Dean.
• The question, therefore, seems to be whether he shall be a pensioner on full pay as captain or as major, for he has long been, not in name, but in fact, a pensioner on full pay.
• One came to her last week with a lying tale of having loved the old Earl Dunstanwolde, and been his pensioner for years.
• James was driven from Avignon to Italy, to Spain, finally to live a pensioner at Rome.
• Feeling that he was not welcome in his own house, yet having no other, he had lived in subterranean seclusion, a witness to our thrift and a pensioner on our providence.
• By many of the French and Indians he was distrusted as a pensioner of the British, and by the British traders and settlers he was hated for his past deeds.
• Lucien had taken stock of this strange furniture, and made reflections of the most exhaustive kind upon it, when, the clock striking five, he returned to question the pensioner.
• On the 7th day of February, 1882, the deceased pensioner went to Sparta, in the State of Wisconsin, to be examined for an increase of his pension.
• Afterwards another thorough examination of the case was made, when the pensioner was permitted to confront the witnesses against him and produce evidence in his own behalf.
• Another physician, apparently disinterested, also testified to his treatment of the pensioner in 1860 for difficulties with his eyes and ears.
• The pensioner himself admitted that he had trouble with one of his eyes in 1860, but that he entirely recovered.
• The name of the beneficiary is already upon the pension roll, and she is now entitled to receive precisely the sum as a pensioner which is allowed her under this bill.
• The object of the bill herewith returned is to restore the pensioner to the rolls.

Similar words containing PENSION without suffix er

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