Rations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RATIONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• RATION, to distribute in fixed amounts
• allow each person to have only a fixed amount of (a commodity)
• allow someone to have only (a fixed amount of a commodity)
PLURAL NOUN:
• fixed daily allowance of food
NOUN:
• a fixed amount of a commodity officially allowed to each person during a time of shortage, as in wartime
• an amount of food supplied on a regular basis, especially to members of the armed forces during a war
• food; provisions
• a fixed amount of a particular thing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to distribute in fixed portions

Words related to RATIONS

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How to use RATIONS in a sentence

• The command being nearly out of rations I was sent to the nearest point, Old Fort Kearney, about sixty miles distant for supplies.
• The next attraction for me was the farm hands getting their Christmas rations.
• Everybody left and a heap of the colored folks went where rations could be issued to them and some followed on in the armies.
• During a month of this dreadful weather, the food and water grew scarce, and the rations were diminished.
• All this talk which I had heard about balanced rations went in at one ear and out at the other.
• The next day illuminating flares, iron rations, spare water-bottles, bombs, and maps were given to the men.
• Yet the dog, despite lean rations, suffered less than Young Pete, for the dog trusted no man.
• Food was good and plentiful, while the monotony of army rations was broken by supplies from home and from Bethune.
• He and Dick had not stopped for meals that day since breakfast, and they had eaten their emergency rations in the early afternoon.
• By now the railway had caught us up again, and almost daily long supply trains come in from Kantara with loads of rations and forage.
• As an off-set to this we had ten miles a day to travel for rations and forage, so the balance was about even as things were in Palestine.
• At last they were on very short rations and it was under these conditions that Howling Wolf had the misfortune to break his leg.
• Often, for days at a time, the only rations were carcasses of dead horses, roots, flour, and rice.
• Every stitch of clothing not actually on their persons at the moment of their escape was already consumed, and with it every ounce of their soldier rations and supplies.
• Without rations and without covering, the men lay shivering round the camp fires.
• For over two weeks the men had only quarter rations and were now nearly starved to death.
• Some beans and mouldy bread were put in for my rations.
• I will calculate, that for wages and rations, each hand employed will cost sixteen dollars per month, an outside price.
• The following day exactly the same thing happened, and he had to content himself with his breakfast and supper rations for the day.
• When a man cooked his own rations he probably did not eat much.

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