Ten is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEN in dictionary:

NUMERAL:
• equivalent to the product of five and two; one more than nine; 10
• a group or unit of ten people or things
• ten years old
• a size of garment or other merchandise denoted by ten.
• a ten-pound note or ten-dollar bill
• a playing card with ten pips
• ten years old, like Words With Friends is as 7/19/19
• ten o'clock
NOUN:
• the next whole number after nine
• The number greater by one than nine; the sum of five and five; ten units of objects.
• A symbol representing ten units, as 10, x, or X.
• the cardinal number that is the sum of nine and one; the base of the decimal system
• one of four playing cards in a deck with ten pips on the face
• one more than nine
ADJECTIVE:
• One more than nine; twice five.
• being one more than nine
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a number

Words related to TEN

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Words that contain TEN

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How to use TEN in a sentence

• It cannot be said that in the ten years preceding the War Russia did not do as much as Germany to bring unrest into Europe.
• There were over sixty aboard, all in one room about ten by fourteen.
• There are also ten appointments at large, specially conferred by the President of the United States.
• The newcomer was a child, a little girl about eight or ten years old.
• Opposite to him, ten paces or so distant from me, Jimgrim Suliman ben Saoud was holding a rival show.
• It came presently home to Benham that he had been down from Cambridge for ten months, and that he was still not a step forward with the realization of the new aristocracy.
• Two teams at intervals of ten minutes had started before them, and there were three others to follow.
• Their fears and the darkness had a magnifying effect, and, like Falstaff, they would have sworn that their enemies were ten times as many as they actually were.
• It was just ten days then since the date of my departure in quest of the missing man.
• The allowance is about one pound of beef, and a quart of vegetable soup at dinner, ten ounces of bread at each meal, and one quart of coffee at breakfast and supper, to each man.
• Ten of the children grew to maturity, and all but one married and had in their turn large families.
• I remember once having one brought into my camp for the usual reward by a couple of small boys, the elder not more than ten or twelve years of age, I should think.
• But perhaps your little mining town is dry, perhaps there has not been a shooting fray in it for ten years, and all the young men go to Bible class on Sunday.
• There was thus a long row of huts with the ships behind them, and in these huts the Greeks lived all through the ten years that the siege of Troy lasted.
• In eight or ten days it has turned from greyish blue to dark red, occasionally of so intense a colour as to look like newly shed blood.
• Ten houses farther on a similar detachment poured out of the other Chinese cellar and joined their ranks.
• When the flight began he hurried White away, and, accompanied by a squad of eleven men, took him ten miles into the country.
• On the same day the command of Major Dade, including seven officers and one hundred and ten men, was almost completely annihilated, only three men escaping.
• The young Russells, who are surcharged with electricity, set them spinning in ten minutes.
• He visited me very often, till I was well enough to walk about, which was not in less than ten days, and then we thought fit to be gone, so we took post for Orleans.
• The average weight of an egg is about two ounces, of which ten per cent consists of shell, sixty of white, and thirty of yolk.
• At least, for ten minutes and more he could not tell why.
• He appeared to take much interest in the expenditure of the ten thousand dollars a year which Congress voted for the education of the Indians.
• I have received many times, and without grumbling on my part, ten dollars for the same advice given in my office.
• On his arrival at Gibraltar on the 20th July, 1805, he set foot on shore for the first time for two years less ten days.
• The ten illustrations are capital in design and execution, and it strikes us as remarkable how such a volume can be profitably got up at the price for which it is sold.

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