Pioneer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PIONEER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to take part in the beginnings of
• develop or be the first to use or apply (a new method, area of knowledge, or activity)
• open up (a road or terrain) as a pioneer.
• To go before, and prepare or open a way for; to act as pioneer.
• open up an area or prepare a way
• take the lead or initiative in; participate in the development of
• open up and explore a new area
• be the pioneer or leader of
NOUN:
• someone who is among the first in new fields of enterprise, exploration etc., also PIONER, PYONER
• a series of American space probes launched between 1958 and 1973, two of which provided the first clear pictures of Jupiter and Saturn (1973–9).
• explorer or early settler of a new country
• A soldier detailed or employed to form roads, dig trenches, and make bridges, as an army advances.
• One who goes before, as into the wilderness, preparing the way for others to follow; as, pioneers of civilization; pioneers of reform.
• someone who helps to open up a new line of research or technology or art
• one the first colonists or settlers in a new territory
• a series of American space probes launched between 1958 and 1973, two of which provided the first clear pictures of Jupiter and Saturn (1973–9).

Words related to PIONEER

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Words that contain PIONEER

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How to use PIONEER in a sentence

• On the Fourth of July, 1863, the Pioneer made arrangements to move from their old quarters near the corner of Third and Cedar streets to the corner of Third and Robert.
• But I never have beheld any of thee floating trophies without being reminded of a scene once witnessed in a pioneer village on the western bank of the Mississippi.
• This naturally limits the architectural features of the new edifice, but the pioneer is always limited to the material at hand.
• Twenty-five years of pioneer life in the Keewatin country had worn him considerably, and he looked older than his years.
• The winter of 1852-53 will forever be memorable in the annals of pioneer days in Oregon.
• He had gone on, had captured the construction-company once owned by the Dodsworths, best-known pioneer family of Zenith.
• Winfield was the local pioneer of compulsory education.
• The pioneer village was gradually abandoned and fell to ruins.
• The pioneer, according to the legend, was Hawaii-uli-kai-oo, Hawaii and the Dotted Sea, a great fisherman and navigator.
• The three pioneer negroes were not long to be isolated from their race.
• ARTHUR GUY EMPEY, has proved himself something of a pioneer.
• The pioneer hardships decreased and the homely comforts grew with every passing year of thrift.
• She was a tall, spare woman, with a firm mouth, keen blue eyes, and a look of patient endurance in her face, bred by the stern life of pioneer New England.
• In the spring of 1002 he set sail with thirty companions, in the pioneer ship of American discovery, the same vessel which Biarni and Leif had made famous in that service.
• The pioneer laws, as they came from the first New Mexican legislature, were faulty in the extreme.
• DAVID KEARNEY McDONOUGH, PIONEER NEGRO PHYSICIAN OF THAT CITY.
• Tuscarora ancients, who remembered the pioneer, said that Shelby favored his grandfather.
• It is in these financial proposals and the suggested social reforms that Paine is seen as a pioneer of democracy.
• Two more members of the United States National Assembly have volunteered to pioneer, raising the number to five.
• He has been particularly pleased to note, during the past year, the increase in pioneer activity going on under your jurisdiction.
• No pioneer should leave his post unless there is some very urgent reason and then only after consultation with the appropriate committee or National Assembly.
• With his death the last of the pioneer musicians are gone.
• You set yourself up here in Ballymoy as a sort of pioneer of every kind of progress.
• Our Pioneer Battalion did splendid work in digging trenches under heavy fire, in order to connect our advanced positions.
• In general I have worked independently of Williams, but any student of the subject must be grateful to that pioneer, as well as to Dr.
• The list of Irish pioneer settlers in Australasia is a lengthy one.
• Father John Brady, another pioneer priest, became Bishop of Perth.
• He was delighted with the prospect of getting some good photographs to show the boys in Pioneer Camp.
• It is at this point that Samuel Champlain first becomes associated with the pioneer history of New France.
• Aaron Hatfield BETTER than granite, Spoon River, Is the memory-picture you keep of me Standing before the pioneer men and women There at Concord Church on Communion day.
• Then in these later years we have had John Muir and John Burroughs who cannot be set low, but among American writers Thoreau was the pioneer of nature-study.
• Morton was perhaps the original pioneer in methods which have built up the great department stores of the present day.

Similar words containing PIONE without suffix er

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