Weavers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WEAVERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WEAVER, one that weaves
• a person who weaves fabric.
• a finch-like songbird of tropical Africa and Asia, related to the sparrows and building elaborately woven nests.

Words related to WEAVERS

weaver12

Words that contain WEAVERS

interweavers18 basketweavers25

How to use WEAVERS in a sentence

• A colony of Flemish weavers was planted in the heart of England.
• There were sixty thousand weavers in Ghent alone, and the towns and cities of Flanders and Holland were richer and more beautiful than those of England.
• A colony of Flemish weavers was established in England by the enlightened king, although wool continued to be exported.
• The week following there were meetings of weavers and others, and volunteers were enrolled in defence of king and country.
• The suburbs, where large numbers of the weavers worked, had been destroyed by the besiegers and the looms had been burnt.
• The government has silk factories employing between 6,000 and 7,000 persons under the instruction of French and Swiss weavers.
• Many estates operated mills and even textile factories with non-registered weavers.
• We hear of many men who started out with one loom and later ended up with over forty looms, employing many weavers.
• The group of huts belonging to the weavers is easily distinguishable by the rude looms and apparatus for the manufacture of the common country cloth.
• In those days the cloth made by the Flemish weavers was famous, and the greatest market for wool was at Bruges.
• The Flemish weavers were also skilled in making fabrics of silk and velvet.
• Few such wonderfully majestic specimens of architecture as this ancient monument of the weavers of Ypres have come down to us through the ages.
• At the end of a peaceful day we reached our little French home town, glad to have seen our friends in their new area by the famous old city of the Flemish weavers.
• This was likewise employed by Scotch weavers in the seventeenth century.
• Through his eyes we see the country of the singing harvest where the poplars sway beside the ditches and the fall of the looms of the weavers fills the silence.
• Lyons had her Three Days, but order was restored, and the silk weavers went back to their dens.
• Its uncouth name is said to be derived from some Dutch weavers who once worked a mill on the banks of the neighbouring stream.
• And the weavers notice it, and wonder, and yet are under a strange impulse to weave on without understanding.
• The number of weavers in the district at the last Census was 533.
• This number in the Census Report is ascribed to the cotton industry, no mention being made of weavers of silk.
• Old weavers in the villages get work, together with their wives and families.
• The Paterson weavers have been enjoying good wages, and are in comfortable circumstances.
• One day, two rogues, calling themselves weavers, made their appearance.
• So the two pretended weavers set up two looms, and affected to work very busily, though in reality they did nothing at all.
• He has set me down among the noisy mechanics and political weavers of this godless town.

Similar words containing WEAVER without suffix s

weaver12 weaverbird19 interweaver17 weaverbirds20 basketweaver24 interweavers18 basketweavers25

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