Partlets is a 8 letter English word. It's valid Scrabble word worth 9 points. It's valid Words with friends word worth 11 points.
You can make 443 anagrams from letters in partlets (aelprstt).
1510-20; unexplained variant of late Middle English patelet Middle French patelette strip of cloth, band, literally, little paw, equivalent to Old French pate paw + -lete
Mrs. partlet, the mamma, was very proud of her fine family; for the eight little daughters were all white and very pretty.
Hold your peace, dame partlet, and leave your cackling; my master charged me to stand centry without doors.
She wore raised cloth of gold, and round her thin throat was a partlet or collar of emeralds.
Antiquarian research has, as it often does, muddled us as to the meaning of the word ‘partlet.’
partlet, or Perthelot, as the proper name of a hen, is a word of difficult and dubious etymology.
Fairholt, who is very good in many ways, puts down in his glossary, ‘partlet: A gorget for women.’
The new articles worn were the habit-shirt or partlet and the waistcoat.
Then he goes on to say that a partlet may be goodness knows what else.
Sir Marmaduke enters with Mrs. partlet, the venerable pew-opener, on his arm and announces his intention of marrying her.
Then Chanticleer was very sorry, and cried bitterly; and all the beasts came and wept with him over poor partlet.
partlet, or Perthelot, as the proper name of a hen, is a word of difficult and dubious etymology.
Then he goes on to say that a partlet may be goodness knows what else.
Mrs. partlet, the mamma, was very proud of her fine family; for the eight little daughters were all white and very pretty.
Antiquarian research has, as it often does, muddled us as to the meaning of the word ‘partlet.’
The new articles worn were the habit-shirt or partlet and the waistcoat.
Sir Marmaduke enters with Mrs. partlet, the venerable pew-opener, on his arm and announces his intention of marrying her.
She wore raised cloth of gold, and round her thin throat was a partlet or collar of emeralds.
Fairholt, who is very good in many ways, puts down in his glossary, ‘partlet: A gorget for women.’
Then Chanticleer was very sorry, and cried bitterly; and all the beasts came and wept with him over poor partlet.
Hold your peace, dame partlet, and leave your cackling; my master charged me to stand centry without doors.