Prices is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRICES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRICE, to set a value on
• decide the amount required as payment for (something offered for sale)
• attach price labels or tickets to (an item for sale).
• discover or establish the price of (something for sale).
NOUN:
• the amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something
• the odds in betting.
• value; worth
• an unwelcome experience or action undergone or done as a condition of achieving an objective

Words related to PRICES

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Words that contain PRICES

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How to use PRICES in a sentence

• He was big and powerful, and Sandy thought of the coming winter, and of the high prices that dogs would bring at Red Gold City.
• But only those of rare size, shape or color are now valued at high prices.
• They made him purchase strange drinks at outlandish prices.
• Even little bills, circulars offering new spring goods at sale prices, come charged with pathos, and Theophil smiled at his own folly as he kept them all.
• It has tended to keep open the public lands for entry by emigrants at Government prices instead of their being compelled to purchase of speculators at double or triple prices.
• Deppingham admitted, that if he kept the prices up, there was no reason in the world why the better class of Jews should not flock there for the winter.
• Diligent search, however, had secured but two boxes, and ridiculous prices had been demanded for those.
• Rideing we are indebted for certain items indicating the very moderate scale of prices at the Restaurant du Grand Vatel.
• He was so celebrated for his drawings, that the editors disputed for them, and paid him the highest prices.
• But if you want the sensation of having stayed with delightful people in delightful places, where rising prices are not even mentioned or thought of, Mrs.
• The prices advance with the coming-in of settlers like yourself, and these owners get the benefit.
• They listened in wonderment as the prices went up by leaps and bounds.
• As a matter of fact, they sell corn all the year round, whether it be scarce or plentiful, at the same price, though the Mexicans charge them very different prices.
• Some of them are economic, such as the remarkable rise in prices during the last decade.
• The division of employments, which produces prices so cheap and good, makes bad travellers.
• About the end of May the weavers of Barnsley, like the silk-weavers of Bethnal-Green and Macclesfield, forced upon their employers a list of prices.
• The wines grown in this neighbourhood command good prices in the Corsican market.
• The famous law of the Maximum, passed on the 3rd of May, attempted to regulate the prices of food by a sliding scale tariff.
• In Great Britain the publishers follow a different policy and insist on selling books at high prices to a comparatively small circle of readers.
• There is, therefore, a rise and fall of the margin of gold production with changes in prices and changes in the cost of production.
• And yet the study of general prices as shown by any broadly selected list reveals changes which in some measure affect the interests of every member of the community.
• Throughout the lands money was little used and there was no development of credit and of credit prices.
• General prices, which had been moving upward since 1897, remained almost unchanged in 1903 and 1904, and then continued going upward until 1907.
• When prices rise not only as compared with former domestic prices, but as compared with current foreign prices, foreign imports are stimulated and exports fall.
• He bought some land and although most of it is hammock land and not much good he has at intervals been offered good prices for it.
• Breuer, whose landscapes are eagerly sought for, and command high prices.
• The prices were low, the shop was close at hand, and Clay Lane flocked to it.
• I think the reason is that Arabs love to bargain and to beat down prices and so it is easier to have all the merchants of one kind close together.

Similar words containing PRICE without suffix s

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