Sirs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SIRS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SIR, to use a respectful form of address to a man
NOUN:
• used as a polite or respectful way of addressing a man, especially one in a position of authority
• used to address a man at the beginning of a formal or business letter
• used as a title before the forename of a knight or baronet.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a respectful form of address used to a man

Words related to SIRS

sir3

Words that contain SIRS

mahsirs12 grandsirs11

How to use SIRS in a sentence

• But let me tell you, Sirs, said the widow Bevis, that is not what one husband in a thousand would have done.
• You are detected, sirs, and may prepare for the death you deserve.
• Sirs, I tell you, except restitution is made, look for no salvation.
• I am, dear sirs, your very faithful servant, EDMUND B.
• My trade is ill enough, but, sirs, it will stand for forty pound the year at a fair cast-up.
• But, O sirs! let me call upon you so to bear yourselves that each shall be conscious to himself that victory was won by him and him alone.
• It is not for me, sirs, coldly to beg of you, in no respect to violate your solemn undertakings.
• I call upon you, sirs, who are captains of companies, and you who are ranked with them, to do your duty.
• And for the gold, why, sirs, I have been where it grew, and was to be had for the gathering.
• No, sirs, unless you can skim over the surface of this bog, and then scale Mount Tarrengower, your only place of safety is on this island.
• Touris of Black Hill with whom he had the great quarrel three years since? Eh, sirs! and he never set foot again in Touris House, nor Mr.
• This question of the liquor traffic, sirs, takes its place beside the grave moral issues of all times.
• Can ye marvel, noble Sirs, that I venture not on a game, wherein all is staked on one cast? And that, too, when none of my allies dare trust me fully.
• I tell ye frankly, sirs, I have an interest in keeping up the price.
• Carew, Tennent, and Lefroy, Lords Castlereagh and Acheson, and Sirs R.
• The debate was continued by adjournment on the 22nd and 23rd of July, the leading speakers in support of the motion being Sirs R.
• Sergeant Jackson, and Sirs Henry Hardinge and James Graham.
• The leading speakers in support of it were Lord Stanley, Sirs James Graham and William Follett, and Messrs.
• The bill was further supported by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lords John Manners and Russell, Sirs George Grey and James Graham, and Messrs.
• The motion was opposed by Sirs Thomas Freemantle and R.
• Thanks, sirs, master even were too much! Thanks for the honour.
• Good day, sirs! What news? Is it true that the image-breakers are coming straight in this direction? Carpenter.
• Go first, reverend Sirs, I will follow you immediately.
• What knight is that, said Sir Sagramore, that ye shall fight withal? Sirs, said he, it is a good knight called Sir Palomides.
• Sirs, said Sir Bors, if there be any holy man in this house I pray you let me speak with him.
• Now sirs, said the gentlewoman, wit ye well that the drawing of this sword is warned to all men save all only to you.
• Now, fair sirs, said Sir Launcelot, shew me the tomb of Sir Gawaine.
• Sirs, said the king, come thence, and let us see what is in this ship.
• Well, sirs, said he, will ye put the matter in my hand? Yea, they said both.
• Rejoice with me, then, dear Sirs, that I have weathered so great a storm.
• Indeed, indeed, sirs, but this troubles me, Hold you the watch to-night? Mar.
• Our prayers, sirs, were heard and they were graciously answered.
• No, sweet sirs, let us not at present ask what is the actual nature of the good, for to reach what is now in my thoughts would be an effort too great for me.
• Well, sirs, as I was saying, I will try you in another way.

Similar words containing SIR without suffix s

sir3 sire4 siri4 aesir5 sired6 siree5 siren5 sires5 sirih8 siris5 siroc7 sirra5 sirup7 desire7 mahsir11 sircar8 sirdar7 sirees6 sirens6 sirihs9 siring7 sirkar10 sirocs8 sirrah9 sirras6 sirred7 sirree6 sirups8 sirupy11 yessir9 desired9 desirer8 desires8 mahsirs12 sircars9 sirdars8 sirenic9 sirgang9 sirings8 sirkars11 sirloin7 sirname9 sirocco11 siroset7 sirrahs10 sirrees7 sirring8 sirtuin7 siruped10 desirers9 desiring10 desirous9 goodsire10 grandsir10 gudesire10 sirenian8 sirenise8 sirenize17 sirgangs10 siriases8 siriasis8 sirloins8 sirnamed11 sirnames10 siroccos12 sironise8 sironize17 sirtuins8 sirupier10 siruping11 sirvente11 transire8 yessiree11 desirable12 desirably15 goodsires11 grandsire11 grandsirs11 gudesires11 sirenians9 sirenised10 sirenises9 sirenized19 sirenizes18 sirnaming12 sironised10 sironises9 sironized19 sironizes18 sirupiest11 sirventes12 transires9 undesired11 desirables13 desireless11 desirously14 grandsires12 sirenising11 sirenizing20 sironising11 sironizing20 undesiring12 undesirous11 lepidosiren14 undesirable14 undesirably17 desirability18 desirousness13 fissirostral15 lepidosirens15 undesirables15 desirableness16 desirabilities17 desirousnesses15 undesirability20 desirablenesses18 undesirableness18 undesirabilitie18 undesirabilities19 undesirablenesses20

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