Relays is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELAYS in dictionary:

VERB:
• RELAY, to put down new flooring
• receive and pass on (information or a message)
• broadcast (something) by passing signals received from elsewhere through a transmitting station
• lay again or differently
NOUN:
• a group of people or animals engaged in a task or activity for a period of time and then replaced by a similar group
• a race between teams of runners, each team member in turn covering part of the total distance
• an electrical device, typically incorporating an electromagnet, which is activated by a current or signal in one circuit to open or close another circuit.
• a device to receive, reinforce, and retransmit a radio or television signal
• a signal or broadcast transmitted by a relay
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to send along by using fresh sets to replace tired ones

Words related to RELAYS

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Words that contain RELAYS

forelays14 owrelays14 virelays14

How to use RELAYS in a sentence

• An ancient Persian king thought of having the messages shouted from sentinel to sentinel, instead of being carried more slowly by relays of couriers.
• The distance from the fort to the village, behind which the temples are situated, is eighteen miles, which we travelled, with relays of horses, in three hours.
• There are three relays of horses waiting between here and the railroad.
• The only way to catch them was for the riders to post themselves at intervals, and to hunt them in relays, as it were.
• It was supposed that by frequent relays it would be possible to obtain for passenger cars a speed of eight or nine miles an hour.
• There is another chap over in Octavia, who relays all my messages and all my replies to those messages that come to me through him from San Francisco.
• Fresh relays of executioners in Paris stood ready to relieve each other when exhausted, and the Seine was black with the bodies of the drowned.
• Midway on the glassy stretch their relays shot out from the bank.
• We made a good passage, and being fortunate in securing relays of horses along the route, I was in Rome twenty-four hours sooner than we had reckoned.
• But when the discovery was made fast runners would be sent to Khulna and Hugli, and by relays the distance between Cossimbazar and Hugli could be covered in twenty-four hours.
• The only houses were log ranches, called Relays, hardly visible in their sandy surroundings, and separate from each other by a mean distance of ten miles.
• He had ridden with relays of horses, but had no means of getting farther, and begged Sir Edmund Mortimer to forward it.
• For this reason they chase them now, as they did in the time of Xenophon, by placing relays of horsemen at intervals of eight or ten miles.
• He had several frigates made ready in the port of Cadiz, the royal carriages were ordered to be in readiness, and relays of horses were provided on the road.
• The men and women seemed to come in relays to watch us.
• Tad knew that the Rangers took long rides, sometimes hundreds of miles, using relays of horses and making almost as good time as they could have done going by trains.
• At dinner they told their story in relays, to an intensely interested audience.
• This wheel the villagers, working by relays, cause to revolve with great rapidity till fire is produced by friction.
• If you will give at each of these relays your address in Paris, the four horses will follow you thither.
• Her teams and relays would sometimes do the distance between London and Windsor in less than an hour and a quarter.
• Relays in uniform stood ready on either side to take the place of those who were exhausted.
• There was some trouble about procuring relays, and I was compelled to ride the same horse all the way out.
• With it was the news that a ship would be leaving Boulogne in the morning and that relays on the way had been provided for his messenger.
• This permits the passage of voice currents, but not of the direct currents used in stepping the relays or in releasing them.
• It is obvious that some means must be provided for restoring the selecting relays to normal after a conversation is finished.
• Von Schroeder, with his ten-mile relays, had changed five miles back, and would change five miles ahead.
• They were huge places, with stables like barracks, and outside each of them were relays of beautiful horses standing ready for the change.
• In the house are a number of college-bred men, or women, who come in relays and live there for a week or a month or longer.

Similar words containing LAY without suffix s and without prefix re

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