Ways is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAYS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WAY, (Spenser) to weigh, esteem
NOUN:
• a method, style, or manner of doing something; an optional or alternative form of action
• the customary behaviour or practices of a group
• the typical manner in which something happens or in which someone or something behaves
• a particular aspect of something; a respect
• a specified condition or state
• a road, track, or path for travelling along
• a course of travel or route taken in order to reach a place
• a specified direction of travel or movement
• a means of entry or exit from somewhere, such as a door or gate
• a distance travelled or to be travelled; the distance from one place to another
• a period between one point in time and another
• travel or motion along a particular route; the route along which someone or something would travel if unobstructed
• used with a verb and adverbial phrase to intensify the force of an action or to denote movement or progress
• a particular area or locality
• parts into which something divides or is divided
• forward motion or momentum of a ship or boat through water
• a sloping structure down which a new ship is launched.
• structure consisting of a sloping way down to the water from the place where ships are built or repaired
• one's characteristic or habitual manner of behaviour or expression
• a person's occupation or line of business.
ADVERB:
• at or to a considerable distance or extent; far (used before an adverb or preposition for emphasis)
• much
• extremely; really (used for emphasis)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a method of doing something

Words related to WAYS

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Words that contain WAYS

aways11 sways11 tways11 always12 byways17 noways12 airways13 anyways16 cogways16 endways14 flyways19 jetways20 keyways20 leeways13 logways14 midways16 oilways13 pedways16 runways13 seaways13 skyways20 subways15 upsways15 wayside14 archways19 areaways14 beltways16 bendways17 bikeways20 caraways16 cartways16 cutaways16 doorways15 dragways16 edgeways16 fairways17 faraways17 fishways20 flatways17 flyaways20 folkways21 foodways18 footways17 freeways17 gangways16 gateways15 getaways15 hallways17 headways18 highways21 laneways14 layaways17 lichways19 lifeways17 longways15 paceways18 packways22 paleways16 parkways20 pathways19 raceways16 railways14 ringways15 roadways15 rodeways15 rollways14 ropeways16 runaways14 shipways19 sideways15 skidways19 slipways16 someways16 spurways16 taxiways21 thruways17 tideways15 tollways14 towaways17 tramways16 walkways21 waysides15 windways18 wireways17 aisleways15 alleyways18 broadways18 cableways19 carraways17 castaways17 causeways17 clearways17 colorways17 crawlways20 crossways17 cycleways22 drangways17 driveways19 entryways18 fadeaways19 fallaways18 floodways19 foldaways19 frontways18 galloways16 giveaways19 greenways16 guideways17 hatchways23 hereaways18 hideaways19 hoistways18 horseways18 huntaways18 leastways15 lockaways21 motorways17 mulloways17 oversways18 ridgeways17 riverways18 rockaways21 rollaways15 routeways15 slantways15 slideways16 soakaways19 speedways18 spillways17 spoonways17 stairways15 stayaways18 sternways15 stowaways18 takeaways19 tearaways15 trackways21 trainways15 walkaways22 wantaways18 washaways21 wasteways18 waterways18 wellaways18 widthways22 breakaways22 breezeways27 bridleways19 cellarways18 churchways26 colourways18 cornerways18 cruiseways18 leastaways16 lengthways20 sluiceways18 strideways17 throwaways22 thwartways22 barrasways18 breadthways23 expressways26 passageways20 telpherways22 thoughtways24 throughways24 baggataways21 transitways17 carriageways21 entranceways20 slantingways19 steerageways19 straightways22 companionways25 straightaways23 superhighways28

How to use WAYS in a sentence

• In that look Duane saw a strong, unscrupulous man fallen into evil ways, but still a man.
• I would not, if I could, convert them from their pretty pagan ways.
• Her fur is as soft, her ways are as gentle as they ever were, and as she lies there so quietly upon the hearth-rug she looks as though she never had left it.
• After all, men are very weak and simple in some ways.
• In many ways has he had the faith of his childhood confirmed.
• Subsequently, Madame Recamier was able, through her political influence, to serve Hortense in many ways.
• Also, Robert is peculiar in his ways of work as a poet.
• It has been described by so many writers in so many ways that one is at a loss for a choice of quotations.
• Two ways there were in which to view the matter truly.
• But he says mass like a holy angel of God, and is a very devout man in all ways.
• Disturbances of nerve function are caused in a variety of ways.
• It is quite easy to hit on such an arrangement by trial, but the problem is to discover in exactly how many different ways it may be done in each case.
• The Black pieces may, of course, be placed in the same number of ways.
• Others went backwards and determined to stand upon the old ways, since no firm footing was given them on the new.
• He was submerged in the deep slumber where the soul deserts the body and travels unknown ways.
• In the modern conception those who make munitions or in other ways release others for the front are doing war service as truly as those who bear arms.
• Canst send me Feng-yi, who understands our customs? Thy son has no great appetite, and I hope that food prepared in homely ways may tempt him to linger longer at the table.
• Susie was accustomed to having everything very nice and comfortable about her, and she would be critical of the villa and its ways.
• But I trust, as you are called to instruct sinners in the ways of God, you will bear with me, and be so kind to answer this ill-wrote letter, and give me some instruction.
• It is probable that in the end both religions would have been eventually established in other ways, and by other means, depending a good deal on the followers of the two men.
• He had been a soldier in his day and accustomed to military ways of doing things.
• Your majesty, having tried all ways, shall be acquitted before God and man.
• On our own part we were able to get back at Blackwell only in small ways.
• Chester walked a little ways from the house and glanced at the window through which a light had been visible a few moments before.
• The flames began stealing down the ways, but no one took any notice of them.

Similar words containing WAY without suffix s

way9 away10 sway10 tway10 alway11 asway11 aways11 byway16 noway11 swayl11 sways11 tways11 wayed12 airway12 always12 anyway15 awayes12 byways17 cogway15 flyway18 jetway19 keyway19 leeway12 logway13 midway15 noways12 oilway12 pedway15 runway12 seaway12 skyway19 subway14 swayed13 swayer12 swayls12 upsway14 wayang13 waying13 waylay15 airways13 anyways16 archway18 areaway13 awayday17 beltway15 bikeway19 caraway15 cartway15 cogways16 cutaway15 doorway14 dragway15 endways14 fairway16 faraway16 fishway19 flyaway19 flyways19 folkway20 footway16 freeway16 gangway15 gateway14 getaway14 hadaway17 halfway19 hallway16 headway17 highway20 jetways20 keyways20 laneway13 layaway16 leeways13 lichway18 lifeway16 logways14 midways16 oilways13 paceway17 packway21 parkway19 partway15 pathway18 pedways16 raceway15 railway13 ringway14 roadway14 rodeway14 rollway13 ropeway15 runaway13 runways13 seaways13 shipway18 sideway14 skidway18 skyways20 slipway15 someway15 spurway15 subways15 swayers13 swayful16 swaying14 swayled14 taxiway20 thruway16 tideway14 tollway13 towaway16 tramway15 unwayed14 upsways15 walkway20 wayangs14 waybill15 wayfare16 waygone14 waylaid14 waylays16 wayless13 waymark19 wayment15 waypost15 wayside14 wayward17 waywode17 wayworn16 welaway16 windway17 wireway16 wayback21 aisleway14 alleyway17 archways19 areaways14 awaydays18 awayness14 beltways16 bendways17 bikeways20 broadway17 cableway18 caraways16 carraway16 cartways16 castaway16 causeway16 clearway16 colorway16 crawlway19 crossway16 cutaways16 cycleway21 doorways15 dragways16 drangway16 driveway18 edgeways16 entryway17 everyway20 fadeaway18 fairways17 fallaway17 faraways17 fishways20 flatways17 floodway18 flyaways20 foldaway18 folkways21 foodways18 footways17 freeways17 galloway15 gangways16 gateways15 getaways15 giveaway18 greenway15 guideway16 hallways17 hatchway22 headways18 hereaway17 hideaway18 highways21 hoistway17 horseway17 huntaway17 laneways14 layaways17 lichways19 lifeways17 lockaway20 longways15 motorway16 mulloway16 multiway16 oversway17 paceways18 packways22 paleways16 parkways20 pathways19 raceways16 railways14 ridgeway16 ringways15 riverway17 roadways15 rockaway20 rodeways15 rollaway14 rollways14 ropeways16 routeway14 runaways14 shipways19 sideways15 skidways19 slideway15 slipways16 soakaway18 soaraway14 someways16 speedway17 spillway16 spurways16 stairway14 stayaway17 sternway14 stowaway17 subwayed17 swayable16 swayback22 swayings15 swayling15 takeaway18 taxiways21 tearaway14 thataway17 thisaway17 thruways17 tideways15 tollways14 towaways17 trackway20 trainway14 tramways16 underway15 unswayed15 upswayed17 walkaway21 walkways21 wantaway17 washaway20 wasteway17 waterway17 waybills16 wayboard17 waybread17 wayfared18 wayfarer17 wayfares17 waygoing16 waygoose15 waylayer17 wayleave17 wayleggo16 waymarks20 wayments16 waypoint16 wayposts16 waysides15 waywiser17 waywodes18 wellaway17 widthway21 windways18 wireways17 waybacks22 aisleways15 alleyways18 breakaway21 breezeway26 bridleway18 broadways18 cableways19 carraways17 castaways17 causeways17 cellarway17 churchway25 clearways17 colorways17 colourway17 crawlways20

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