Planter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLANTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who plants
• a manager or owner of a plantation
• a decorative container in which plants are grown
• a machine or person that plants seeds, bulbs, etc.
• (in Irish history) an English or Scottish settler on confiscated land during the 17th century.
• One who, or that which, plants or sows; as, a planterof corn; a machine planter.
• One who owns or cultivates a plantation; as, a sugar planter; a coffee planter.
• A colonist in a new or uncultivated territory; as, the first planters in Virginia.
• the owner or manager of a plantation
• a worker who puts or sets seeds or seedlings into the ground
• a decorative pot for house plants
• owner of a plantation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that plants

Words related to PLANTER

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Words that contain PLANTER

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How to use PLANTER in a sentence

• I have passed for a Dutch skipper, and a Maryland planter, and a French trader, and, in spite of my colour, I have been a Spanish don in the Main.
• The African trader, the planter, and the West India merchant, have united their forces to defend the fortress, in which their supposed treasures lie.
• Here and there was the mansion of a wealthy planter, surrounded by whitewashed slave-cabins.
• Owing to the death of her mother the planter had desired to keep Hope Georgia at home for companionship.
• Every farmer or planter considered an overseer a necessity.
• When the planter wanted more cotton picked than usual, the overseer would arrange a race.
• If without what was considered a just cause the Negro left the employ of a planter, the former could be arrested and forced to work and in some sections with ball and chain.
• The planter has sometimes been scarcely able to distinguish the place of his former possessions.
• Immense tracts of the rich black or red mould of the island, accumulated on the coral rock, are yet waiting the hand of the planter to be converted into profitable sugar estates.
• Down to a recent period the march of the planter and his forces across the Cotton States has been like that of an invading army.
• They will produce a great amount of cotton, which may be sent to market and sold, and the planter realize the money, so as to make a large profit after paying all his expenses.
• The question with the planter in laying in his supplies was what would go farthest, at a given price, as food for his slaves.
• A planter informed us that the riot grew out of a suspicion that Mr.
• Not a sound escaped from negro lips which could wound the ears of the most feverish planter in the islands.
• Robert Carter of Nomini Hall, a Virginia tobacco planter of the eighteenth century.
• By the ship that took away his tobacco the planter sent to the English factor a list of the goods he would require for the next year.
• When slave prices rose the possessors of those in the cotton belt seldom took profit from the advance, for it was a rare planter who would voluntarily sell his operating force.
• Francis Marion was a shy and modest planter of South Carolina whose sole passage at arms had been a brief but desperate brush with the Indians ten or twelve years earlier.
• With this ideal in his mind, the planter should train up the tree in the way it should go.
• This irritated the classes in England whose dispositions were unfavourable to the planter.
• The daughter of a rich planter living near Merida, Yucatan, was one of the lost passengers and her father offered one thousand dollars reward for the recovery of her body.
• Red Legs then retired to the respectable life of a planter in the Island of Nevis, but was one day denounced as a pirate by an old seaman.
• Being left an orphan at the age of 18, he was sold to a planter in the West Indies for a term of four years.
• The factor obeyed the order and charged the amount to the planter, adding two and a half per cent, for commission.
• Each planter passed over about six acres daily, so that every day gave us thirty acres of our prospective cotton crop.
• The Virginian planter thought little and read less, and there were no learned professions to hold out golden prizes and stimulate the love of knowledge.
• The chronic state of a planter in a business way was one of debt, and the lack of capital made his conduct of affairs extravagant and loose.
• Ah! in those times if the planter wished to live well he had to raise everything himself, and the poultry yard and the dairy were something curious to see.
• After Washington withdrew to Mount Vernon, early in the spring of 1797, his time was chiefly devoted to agriculture and the renewing of his life as a planter.
• The owner of the house was the only heir of a Creole planter.
• The mountain being thus removed, the young planter and his faithful servant were safely in the cars for the city of Brotherly Love.
• Next to his Illinois environment, no external circumstance more directly shaped his career than his marriage to the daughter of a North Carolina planter.
• Why then could not a planter from Louisiana take his slaves to Nebraska? Liquor and slaves were property.

Similar words containing PLANT without suffix er

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