Treasure is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TREASURE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to value highly
• keep carefully (a valuable or valued item)
• To collect and deposit, as money or other valuable things, for future use; to lay up; to hoard; usually with up; as, to treasure up gold.
• hold dear
• be fond of; be attached to
• prize or cherish
• value highly
NOUN:
• a quantity of precious metals, gems, or other valuable objects
• a very valuable object
• a much loved or highly valued person
• collection of wealth, esp gold or jewels
• Wealth accumulated; especially, a stock, or store of money in reserve.
• A great quantity of anything collected for future use; abundance; plenty.
• That which is very much valued.
• accumulated wealth in the form of money or jewels etc.
• art highly prized for its beauty or perfection
• any possession that is highly valued by its owner
• a collection of precious things

Words related to TREASURE

taonga7 treasurable13 treasured10 treasureless12 treasures9 treasuring11

Words that contain TREASURE

treasured10 treasurer9 treasures9 entreasure10 treasurers10 untreasure10 entreasured12 entreasures11 untreasured12 untreasures11 subtreasurer14 treasureless12 subtreasurers15 treasurership18 treasurerships19

How to use TREASURE in a sentence

• The treasure which he had seized gave him the means of purchasing good will, and of securing the attachment of the veterans stationed in various parts of Italy.
• Then he carried his treasure to a cupboard, where he hid it safely behind a row of tall bottles.
• The treasure he had presented us with we took to the mission and deposited it in a safe place.
• And this treasure was put away in a safe place which no one knew.
• I had also a great treasure in my maternal grandmother, who was a remarkable woman in many respects.
• Try as he would, he could not keep visions of the lost treasure out of his mind.
• But in February 1822 Yannina fell, Ali was slain, his treasure seized, and his troops disbanded.
• I still have it carefully packed away, and regard it as quite a treasure.
• He must have groaned aloud as he stood there in the black night, with the cold sea wind threatening to tear the covers from the treasure under his arm.
• Only to the young, the ardent, the lovers of imaginative romance, had the notion of hidden treasure any charm.
• If the treasure is to be found at all, I shall have found it by then.
• She was offered much treasure if she would marry Atli, King of the Huns, and finally she consented.
• His promise he brake not, rings he lavished, Treasure at banquet.
• The matter was talked over for several days, and Tom begged that they might take a trip across the continent and back, using some of the money derived from the old treasure.
• And questioning her about the size of the treasure.
• But, whatever might be the effect of the treasure on Burke, the captain determined that he should not be surprised by it.
• This was a larger sum than I had ever had at one time, and I was much alarmed for fear that I should be robbed of my treasure before I got home.
• He therefore went at midnight to the place, and there he met with the wandering white woman, and he told her why he was come, and offered his services to raise the treasure.
• Andre had only to reach New York with his treasure and Arnold to hold the confidence of his chief for a few days and, before the leaves had fallen, the war would end.

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