Protege is valid Scrabble Word

Is protege a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is protege valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for PROTEGE in dictionary:

NOUN:

one whose career is promoted by an influential person
a person who is guided and supported by an older and more experienced or influential person
person who is protected and helped by another
Alt. of Protegee
a person who receives support and protection from an influential patron who furthers the protege\'s career

Words related to PROTEGE

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Words that contain PROTEGE

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How to use PROTEGE in a sentence

She greeted him with less eagerness, if less patronage, than her other protege, but graciously offered him tea and permitted a cigarette.
That very afternoon Beth and Patsy began shopping for Myrtle, and presently all sorts of parcels, big and little, began to arrive for their new protege.
Servia, which might have objected, was a vassal kingdom, the protege of Austria, under the dynasty of the Obrenovitch.
Paolo Giordano, born 1539, was adopted by his maternal uncle, Carlo, Cardinal Sforza da Santa Fiora, and became a protege of Paul IV.
Francesco at first shielded his protege, but his overbearing conduct and his importunities at length alienated his regard, and he made no attempt to conceal his displeasure.
Hamilton still lives, happy in the success of her protege.
Worst of all, it was his own pupil and protege, Anfossi, who supplanted him.
The situation was explained to Miss Prescott, and while she and her small protege took seats in the grand stand Jake was detailed to guard the aeroplanes.
The old man and his protege used to betake themselves in the galley with the uneasy conscience of the guilty.
The father of this duke was the relative and protege of Cardinal Richelieu, for whom Mazarin had always preserved a feeling of great gratitude.

At intervals his father came to the Agency to inquire about Running Elk, for I did not allow my protege to return even during vacations.
The dispute with England, whose protege on the north looked with jealousy and distrust on Liberian policy, remained unsettled.
Mithridates, their protege, had displeased them, and had been summoned to Rome by Caligula, who kept him there a prisoner until his death.
On receiving the news that it could not possibly be returned before the following morning, my protege showed signs of another outburst.
Then he opened the window, and, followed by his protege, who was already shivering with dread, he stepped out on to the balcony with the air of the leader of an army.
She also discovered a special protege in a meek-faced young girl who occupied the position of public stenographer in the hotel where the Allens were staying.
Athene, with averted face, ready to depart with her protege, stands in front of four horses hitched to her chariot.
He was a protege of Judge Miller, with whom he studied law.
The details regarding the work were furnished with cheerful alacrity, the tradesman going so far as to accompany his protege to the home of their patron, Mrs.
He gave him lessons for nothing, and boasted of his protege to other artists.
Crayford was devoted to his protege, and he admired her.
It was just at this moment that Barras turned to his old protege and asked for his help.
He had called upon his protege, Bret Harte, for a poem for the occasion.
The Abbe had always the air of a protege when he was in the company of Madame de Pompadour.
Waters was of Southern antecedents, a native of Kentucky, a friend, almost a protege, of General Albert Sydney Johnson, commanding the military district of the Pacific.
The arrival of Dell and the cowmen prevented further converse between Priest and his protege.
I learned much German from the old Rector Schallmeyer, a brave, clerical gentleman, whose protege I was from childhood.
Henry Clay, grown grey with years and honors, is among them, never having lost sight of his protege.
The handsome eyes of the navigator rest on his protege.
This was Arthur Carlton, the protege of Sir Jasper Coleman.

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