Tiers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TIER, to arrange in rows
NOUN:
• each in a series of rows or levels of a structure placed one above the other
• each of a number of successively overlapping ruffles or flounces on a garment
• a level or grade within the hierarchy of an organization or system
• (in Tasmania and South Australia) a forested mountain range, especially one of a series
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to arrange in tiers (rows placed one above another)

Words related to TIERS

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How to use TIERS in a sentence

• And half a mile upward was the lowest tier of those great window-places, and above that, countless other tiers.
• This wall had one between the third and fourth tiers of logs not more than a yard from the door.
• The silence which had so suddenly descended upon the great company was as suddenly broken at sight of the tiers, and a deafening shout saluted them.
• They saw full in the glory of the morning sun those tiers on tiers of towers rising to their lonely pinnacle.
• Number 2, in its turn, is surmounted by number 3, moving independently of the tiers beneath, and a quarter of a mile shorter than number 2.
• They were arranged, as before stated, in three tiers, not, however, directly one over the head of another, but obliquely, each at once above and behind his fellow.
• Of the height of the structure various accounts are given, while no writer reports the number of the tiers of arches.
• Walls of masonry may be pierced with loop-holes and arranged for one or two tiers of fire.
• They consist of several buildings of which the principal contains an altar bearing a series of images arranged on five or six steps, which rise like the tiers of a theatre.
• Three tiers of these tanks will require a height, in the clear, of about four feet eight inches.
• There was a rough pathway constructed up its face upon this side, and at the top were three tiers of holes bored in the rock face.
• They were roofed with logs a foot or more in diameter placed close together and one on top of the other in tiers of three, with a covering of earth three or four feet thick.
• The seats of the brokers in the Government Room are arranged in tiers, rising one above the other, from the floor to the wall.
• A row of spirit-barrels were ranged along each of its sides, and two tiers occupied the centre of the building.
• May they be immersed in tiers of light, close beside their Lord, the Mighty, the All-Powerful.
• Immediately above the doorway is a large window with three tiers, each containing six lights.
• It was almost entirely filled up with tiers upon tiers of wooden shelves, on which the men made their beds.
• The parish church, dating from 1594, is a plain structure, with a squat tower rising in two tiers from the centre of the roof.
• He distinguished animated forms which filled the rocks, in stages, like a crowd of men on the tiers of an amphitheatre.
• The semblance of a wall no longer, it is a mighty flank of earth, covering tiers of bricks.
• Within, the long tiers of benches display as fair an array of fashion and flowers as would be seen in any similar congregation in any country.
• The beds, which brought a dollar a month, were one above another in tiers or recesses in the walls.
• There were three tiers of bunks where the roof was high enough to admit of it, and that first night we were there we slept on our empty mattresses.
• Lamps had been brought in, and threw their ruddy glare over the long tiers of seats and their august occupants.
• They lay in two tiers across the river, four in each tier, the first row consisting of small forty-tonners, the more stately craft behind.

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