Arbour is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARBOUR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a shady garden shelter, also ARBOR
• a shady garden alcove with the sides and roof formed by trees or climbing plants trained over a framework.
• glade sheltered by trees
• a framework that supports climbing plants

Words related to ARBOUR

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Words that contain ARBOUR

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How to use ARBOUR in a sentence

• The Commodore is visiting a Portuguese marquis, and the pair linger long over their dinner in an arbour in the garden.
• In one corner an arbour of honeysuckle, where more than once he had caught sight of a crabbed face.
• They talked long of love, of their ambitions, of the influence of stars on human destinies, when Croesus rapidly approached the arbour.
• She knew of a tavern by the river-side where you could eat a fry of fish in the arbour, and thither they betook themselves.
• Sharon passed through a grape arbour, turning beyond it to study the site of the sun room.
• Two ladies came out of an arbour where they had been drinking coffee, and sauntered towards the hotel.
• Someone had struck a match in the darkened chamber, and she thought she was in an arbour in St.
• Elsewhere they will not grow, though the soil prepared for them be never so rich, the shade of the arbour built for them never so closely and cunningly woven.
• RUAHMAH, who has been sleeping in the arbour, has been awakened during the dialogue, and has been dimly visible in her white dress, behind the vines.
• We started our tour of inspection by examining and commenting gravely upon the dormant rose garden and equally dormant grape arbour.
• Tragedy, stalking around that rose-covered arbour, drew very near, and they knew it.
• Dutton had had a very stormy interview with his cousin when he rushed after her from the arbour.
• Teachum being now come into the arbour, to see in what manner her little scholars passed their time, they all rose up and do her reverence.
• Our little society, as soon as they were released, retired to their arbour, where, for some time, they could talk of nothing but this visit.
• Then to the left you will see an arbour at the end of the garden.
• The cure explained that the grapes had been grown on this arbour, and that he had them to eat and to give away, all winter.
• I keep to my hot room, until I spy a tall young figure of a man in evening dress striding toward the arbour.
• I was in a rose arbour, on a day of late June, in a garden by a canal that led to Belgium.
• They were all facing expectantly towards the arbour, hopping towards it, hesitating, hopping on again, coming nearer, nearer.
• One company had built a rustic arbour, which they used as their mess-room.
• The table in the centre of the arbour was fixed, and upon it Tom leaned his arms.
• The inscription over the arbour gives the list of the various trees in the garden of Anni during his lifetime.
• At last they came to a seat in an arbour, from which one looked out upon a green beneficent landscape.
• They came into the arbour together and after speaking to Mrs.
• She deliberately turned and walked toward the grape arbour, while he sprang over the west fence and ran to the car.
• Elnora standing in the arbour entrance made a perfect picture, framed in green leaves and tendrils.
• The place, the arbour where he sat, had become familiar to him of late.
• An arbour with an inscription and two busts marks the spot where Bossuet and Fenelon, M.

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