Wares is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WARES in dictionary:

VERB:
• WARE, to beware of
PLURAL NOUN:
• goods for sale
NOUN:
• pottery, typically that of a specified type
• manufactured articles of a specified type
• articles offered for sale
• See 4th Ware.
INTERJECTION:
• used as a warning cry, typically during a hunt.
ADJECTIVE:
• aware

Words related to WARES

ware7 wared9 waring10

How to use WARES in a sentence

• There were shops on either side, full apparently of all sorts of costly wares.
• Through sinuous miles of shops with worldly wares Bewildered pilgrims reach St.
• Brass and pearl button making used to be important industries, and tons of such wares used to be made in Birmingham in the course of a month.
• About the middle of September, 1770, he opened out his wares and began business.
• Peter meanwhile wandered round from group to group displaying his wares by the pink light of the lanterns.
• The right to sell these wares in Germany was awarded to Albert, the gay young prince-archbishop of Mayence.
• The steep, narrow Eyre Street Hill, with its shops full of southern wares, is dingy enough by day, but after dark on Christmas Eve it looks like a bit of Naples.
• The flower-girls are hideous little creatures, but their wares are beautiful and command a ready sale.
• One day while he was selling his wares at the railroad station, a train of cars approached unnoticed and passed over both his legs.
• They are more anxious to sell their cursed wares than to see Crucho again.
• Griscom sent for the potter, who left his wheel in the bazaar and came to this market for new wares.
• The foreigners were all driven out except the merchants, and even they had all their wares plundered.
• Familiarity with his glittering wares bred a contempt of them, so that he fell to speaking of them as necessities instead of luxuries.
• There is besides an exchange here for the sale of native wares.
• Lights begin to twinkle and thrifty tradesmen cheerfully call their wares.
• Hence persons who have their wares to cry, and this almost every other minute, in the streets, are obliged to adopt a tone.
• Merchants from every province hastened to Peking, attracted by the news they heard of its magnificence and the prospect there was of profitably disposing of their wares.
• The pottery is rough in comparison with the fine painted wares of Crete, but it is extremely varied in its decoration.
• He calculated exactly the value and quality of his wares.

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