Baize is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BAIZE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cover with a green cloth
• line or cover with such fabric
NOUN:
• a coarse felt-like woollen material that is typically green, used for covering billiard and card tables and for aprons
• woollen fabric used to cover billiard and card tables
• A coarse woolen stuff with a long nap; -- usually dyed in plain colors.
• a bright green fabric napped to resemble felt; used to cover gaming tables
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a green, woolen fabric

Words related to BAIZE

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Words that contain BAIZE

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How to use BAIZE in a sentence

• Griggs read these paragraphs thoughtfully, for he remembered that he had found her lying in a heap behind a red baize door which his memory could easily identify.
• To do this they had to pass the caisse and through the green baize door.
• Through the green baize door she burst into the cafe like a young tornado.
• He was dressed in a green baize roundabout and faded blue overalls, worn sadly at the knee.
• At the far end, and veiled by a curtain of red baize, a second door communicated with the interior of the house.
• Alone he inflicted the fines, while we sat and listened with eyes glued upon the baize table.
• There were the usual tinsel things and red baize and sham flowers.
• She was not paying much attention to the play, though now and again she put a five-franc piece onto the green baize.
• It was cut off from the rest of the house by a stout partition of wood, and a door covered with green baize.
• What is Baize? A coarse, open, woollen stuff, with a long nap.
• There were some large easy chairs, a wide comfortable sofa, and tables covered with green baize.
• The guests bolt their food, gulp their liquors, and dart through the green baize doors as if their lives depended upon their speed.
• Not to her own room, though, but along the quiet corridor leading to the green baize door.
• Ogden and Kate visited him daily, but the baize door was always locked, and Ogden and Kate, on the subject, were dumb.
• He passed through the baize door, before she had time to see his face, closed it after him, and was gone.
• And there was so much money! In all her life Mary had not seen as much money as lay on this one expanse of green baize.
• The expanse of green baize was marked off with yellow lines into squares, numbered with yellow figures.
• Already made up and lying on the floor of the wardrobe was another parcel, very much bigger, rolled in dark green baize which might have been a small table cover.
• Under the green baize table-cloth, on the exact spot where he usually struck, certain boy, whose name I withhold, placed a fat torpedo.
• I passed through a green baize door and found myself in a small square room.
• The whole figure when completed is placed on a square box covered with red or green baize.
• In return I gave him a mantle made of green baize, and decorated with broad arrows.
• Lichtenstein and led the way to a mahogany table covered with green baize.
• We passed through a passage thickly carpeted, and paused before a green baize door.
• He was waiting for her by the baize door that led to the surgery when she emerged.
• Here were tables covered with baize, and settles of common boards covered with matting.
• Have the merchants sold the velvet and the baize? 9.
• Two feet eight inches deep, two feet wide, and three feet long were the exact dimensions of the box, lined with baize.
• For three days he lived behind the green baize door.
• At first during his illness he had worried about the farm, sending messages to Duncan much more than he had done during the days when he was shut behind the green baize door.

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