Alencon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALENCON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (French) a needlepoint lace
• Attributive Designating a type of fine point lace made originally at Lonray near Alençon, especially in "Alençon lace".
• Alençon lace; a piece or garment of this.
• elaborate lace worked on a hexagonal mesh
• Attributive Designating a type of fine point lace made originally at Lonray near Alençon, especially in "Alençon lace".
• Alençon lace; a piece or garment of this.

Words related to ALENCON

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Words that contain ALENCON

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How to use ALENCON in a sentence

• Soon after this, Henry became heir-apparent of the French throne, by the death of the Duke of Alencon, 1584.
• A golden sugar-bowl was crowned with violets, earrings set with Alencon stones were displayed on green moss, and two Chinese screens with their bright landscapes were near by.
• They rode all night, and arrived without misadventure at Alencon.
• To this scheme the royal consent was obtained, and the Duke of Alencon was placed in command of a small force of soldiers.
• The French force numbered about six thousand, led by Joan of Arc, the Duke of Alencon, Dunois, Lafayette, La Hire, Xaintrailles, and other officers.
• Accompanied by Alencon and the Constable Richemont, Joan repaired to Sully.
• She bade Alencon be ready to accompany her, as she wished, so she expressed it, to see Paris at closer quarters than she had yet been able to do.
• Joan of Arc left Compiegne accompanied by the Duke of Alencon on the 23rd of August, taking a strong force with them.
• Joan had almost to be forced back from before the walls by the Duke of Alencon and other of the officers.
• Alencon did his best to encourage her in the hope that it might yet fall.
• From this town, by the banks of the Garonne, his parents went to Alencon in lower Normandy, and there in their new home, as in their old one, Louis was the cherished Benjamin.
• It was not the loveliness of Swiss lakes and mountains and skies that had drawn the traveller from distant Alencon.
• Eleven muskets were hidden in a house belonging to the Sieur Bryond in the faubourg of Alencon, where they were placed without his knowledge.
• The woman Lechantre writes to the bailiff at Saint-Savin to come and drive her and her daughter by the cross-roads towards Alencon.
• The president, du Ronceret, and the vice-president, Blondet, of the court of Alencon did their best to save our poor lady.
• As for me, I shall return on foot to Alencon with my maid, and take a few of the soldiers with me.
• The attitude assumed at that time by the Duke of Alencon in France also prevented them from entering into any negotiations with that Prince.
• The Duke of Alencon and the Maid, holding her banner in her hand, rode at his side.
• In their places came the Duke of Alencon, the Counts of Clermont and of Vendome, the Sires de Laval, de La Tremouille, and de Maille.
• The truth of the matter is that the Duke of Alencon, with a goodly company of fighting men, took his leave of the King and that Jeanne was to accompany him.
• The Huguenots, on the death of the Admiral, had obtained from the King my husband, and my brother Alencon, a written obligation to avenge it.
• When we returned from Alencon, I solicited the King to permit me to take leave of himself, as I had everything prepared for my journey.
• At the same time the town was presented to Roger Montgomery, Earl of Alencon, together with most of South-west Sussex.
• During the reign of Napoleon, he held the office of librarian of Alencon, a situation that afforded him the opportunity of meeting with many literary curiosities of this nature.
• Feasts and cordiality were the rules on both sides of the Channel now, and the Huguenot leaders urged the Alencon match with Elizabeth with all their force.
• Alencon had no part in the massacre, and was known to favour Huguenots.
• In February, 1578, Alencon broke his prison and fled, and all France was plunged into turmoil.
• Elizabeth was beside herself with rage, and more in love than ever with Alencon and his envoy.
• This suited Elizabeth, for it made Alencon more dependent upon her, and again she sent her lover back full of great promises to help him.
• In August Alencon again entered Flanders, depending entirely upon Elizabeth for support, and thenceforward he looked alone to his marriage with her for his salvation.
• These warriors were retainers of the earl of Alencon, and originally sworn brothers.
• He then mounted his horse, and returned to the earl of Alencon within so short a space, that his absence had not been perceived.

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