Worthies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORTHIES in dictionary:

VERB:
• WORTHY, (obsolete) to make worthy, to honour
NOUN:
• a person notable or important in a particular sphere
ADJECTIVE:
• having or showing the qualities that deserve the specified action or regard
• deserving effort, attention, or respect
• good enough; suitable
• characterized by good intent but lacking in humour or imagination
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a worthy person

Words related to WORTHIES

worthy15

Words that contain WORTHIES

worthiest15 unworthies16 unworthiest17 airworthiest18 loveworthies21 roadworthies19 seaworthiest18 newsworthiest22 noteworthiest19 hateworthiest22 nameworthiest21 roadworthiest20 loveworthiest22 thankworthiest27 trustworthiest20 crashworthiest25 blameworthiest24 droolworthiest21 faithworthiest26 laughworthiest24 riverworthiest23 quoteworthiest29 sightworthiest24 shameworthiest25 creditworthiest24 cringeworthiest24 praiseworthiest23 unnewsworthiest24

How to use WORTHIES in a sentence

• Then, upon the three worthies the hot, tropical night settled down.
• In another minute the two worthies were left in possession of the bed-room, Michael having received a most solemn injunction not to be tempted to drink.
• After an interminable half-hour the two worthies passed on to the right.
• Clark, Sevier, Robertson, and Boon are emphatically American worthies.
• For instance, the Birmingham Old Library in Union Street, associated with the names of many Birmingham worthies, has disappeared, and its site is occupied by the new City Arcades.
• Such was the difference in the character of these two worthies.
• After the two worthies had been gone a few minutes, she proceeded to the door, and as the night had now become tolerably light, she looked out, but with a great deal of caution.
• Tired to utter unconcern, the three old worthies made their beds with Van beside the man at peace.
• These two worthies had drawn aside, and were deeply absorbed in confidential intercourse.
• But the worthies of the seventh century did not attain to more than scholastic eminence.
• Brock had any notion of the plot which was arranged by the three worthies.
• When a couple of days out he discovered that the second mate was more brutal than either of the worthies on the Pilgrim.
• There is a statement in an old account of some Puritan worthies that I have seen, to the effect that John Hoar and Leonard married sisters.
• Local worthies, of a vague identity, used to lounge there, as Ransom perceived the next day, by the hour.
• It was like a visit to the grave of one of those English worthies whose lives and labors are so well known and appreciated in America.
• These Worthies are got into an Habit of being servile with an Air, and enjoy a certain Vanity in being known for understanding how the World passes.
• CELEBRITIES The roll of Somerset worthies, either natives of or residents in the county, is long and illustrious.
• The Shire Hall, in Shuttern, a somewhat pretentious modern building, contains a number of busts of Somerset worthies.
• The admission of a new book to this select company of standard worthies, Mr.
• The reception which this small cargo of worthies met with surprised them.
• But after the herd had been watered and we had grazed out some distance from the river, the two worthies returned.
• The three worthies soon met for the special purpose of deciding upon a course of action to be followed in the approaching emergency.
• Besides these, there are all the orthodox temples to the ancient worthies, and some modern heroes.
• Fuller, Thomas, The History of the Worthies of England, 1840.
• But such a fortunate result has rarely accompanied the labours of the literary worthies of this order.
• Then, as their eyes met, those two worthies seemed to experience a difficulty of articulation.
• I was rather puzzled in what manner to convey them from the place, so as not to excite suspicion, should the two worthies return.
• It was into these towers of strength that these worthies retreated on all occasions.

Similar words containing WORTHIE without suffix s

worthied15 worthier14 worthiest15 unworthier16 unworthies16 airworthier17 seaworthier17 unworthiest17 airworthiest18 loveworthies21 roadworthies19 seaworthiest18 newsworthier21 noteworthier18 hateworthier21 nameworthier20 roadworthier19 loveworthier21 newsworthiest22 noteworthiest19 thankworthier26 trustworthier19 shameworthier24 droolworthier20 hateworthiest22 riverworthier22 faithworthier25 quoteworthier28 nameworthiest21 sightworthier23 roadworthiest20 loveworthiest22 blameworthier23 crashworthier24 laughworthier23 creditworthier23 cringeworthier23 praiseworthier22 thankworthiest27 trustworthiest20 crashworthiest25 unnewsworthier23 blameworthiest24 droolworthiest21 faithworthiest26 laughworthiest24 riverworthiest23 quoteworthiest29 sightworthiest24 shameworthiest25 creditworthiest24 cringeworthiest24 praiseworthiest23 unnewsworthiest24

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