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SENTENCE is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for SENTENCE.

36 total results for SENTENCE( score: 50 )

10 results for SENTENCE from Modern Era puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sat Feb 18, 201759A10 years, for exampleSteve OvertonShortz
Fri May 16, 201429DFive to nine, maybe, but not nine to fiveMartin Ashwood-SmithShortz
Sat Jan 4, 201462ALife or deathKyle DolanShortz
Sat Jan 29, 201134ASomething handed downNed WhiteShortz
Fri May 14, 201013DFollower of one's convictionsBarry C. SilkShortz
Sat Jun 24, 200030AIt may follow one's convictionsNancy JolineShortz
Fri Jul 16, 199913DLife, for oneGerald R. FergusonShortz
Fri Feb 21, 199769AIt could be several yearsC. E. GerschShortz
Fri Jul 26, 199633DTen years, maybeG. NewmanShortz
Wed Oct 11, 199522AThing to be parsedMary E. BrindamourShortz
2 results for SENTENCE from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthorEditor
Apr 21, 2002AcrosticS"A ___ is but a cheveril glove to a good wit": "Twelfth Night"Emily Cox & Henry RathvonShortz
Aug 10, 1997Cryptic1DSomething that always begins with a capital punishment (8)Emily Cox and Henry RathvonShortz
24 results for SENTENCE from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Wed Sep 9, 199240ALife is the longest oneEugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Wed Oct 16, 19914DLife is oneMartin Ashwood-SmithMaleska
Mon Dec 1, 19869DLife is oneFred TooleMaleska
Sun Nov 16, 198681DLife is the longest oneDeborah Pelkey TrombleyMaleska
Sun Jun 24, 19843DWhat a judge passesAlfio MicciMaleska
Mon Jan 16, 198420ALife, for oneSidney L. RobbinsMaleska
Wed Jul 27, 198337DLife is oneVirginia P. AbelsonMaleska
Fri Apr 29, 198338DLife, e.g.John GreenmanMaleska
Wed Dec 2, 19819DDecision of a judgeBernice GordonMaleska
Mon Jul 13, 19819DComponent of a paragraphMaloneyMaleska
Sat Apr 4, 198137DJudge's pronouncementGeorge P. SphicasMaleska
Sun Mar 11, 197915DJudge's decisionArnold MossMaleska
Thu Jan 11, 197921DThirty days, or even lifeRaymond F. EisnerMaleska
Sun Jun 11, 197213DLife, for oneAlexander BlackWeng
Wed Jul 14, 197143AGroup of words or yearsUnknownWeng
Sat Mar 14, 197041ASubject, predicate, etc.UnknownWeng
Thu Aug 22, 19689D"I do," for one.UnknownFarrar
Fri Nov 25, 196613A"I do," for example.UnknownFarrar
Fri Aug 29, 195840AJudgment.Bernice GordonFarrar
Wed May 8, 195740DPart of whole of a paragraph.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Thu Nov 18, 195410D"I do," for instance.Sidney LambertFarrar
Tue Jun 15, 195439A"I will," for instance.Edgar WattsFarrar
Wed Sep 9, 195335DA subject and predicate.Dorothy SmithFarrar
Sun Dec 14, 1947111DWhat convicts serve.Louise RabbFarrar
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