Bannister is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BANNISTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• any of the upright pillars supporting the handrail of a staircase; the whole structure of rail and uprights, also BANISTER
• the structure formed by the uprights and handrail at the side of a staircase
• a single upright at the side of a staircase
• English runner who in 1954 became the first person to run a mile in less than four minutes (born in 1929)
• a railing at the side of a staircase or balcony to prevent people from falling
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• variant of banister
• same as banisters

Words related to BANNISTER

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Words that contain BANNISTER

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How to use BANNISTER in a sentence

• Bannister ran the mile in three minutes and fifty-nine point four seconds, other people broke the record because now they knew it was possible after all.
• Jack Bannister and he had the fortune to be more of personal favourites with the town than any actors before or after.
• Bannister entered the Oneida Conference in 1842, and for two years served as Professor of Languages in the Oneida Conference Seminary.
• For Bannister, Johnstone, Fawcett, and Emery she had a most exquisite relish, and she said they had made comedy to her a living art full of laughter and tears.
• In about half an hour he was aroused by the announcement that Miss Bannister had called to see him.
• But he, too, was dead, and the office had now devolved on Herbert Bannister, the grandson of the old gentleman, and the brother of Miss Dora.
• Bannister was not at home, but Miss Dora was, and that entirely satisfied the visitor.
• It was not noon when Miss Panney left the Bannister house, and the mind of Miss Dora, which had been renewing itself within her with all the vigor and freshness which Dr.
• The new mind of Miss Dora Bannister was clear and quick in its perceptions, and prompt and independent in action.
• Had she been such a one, Miss Bannister might have been pulled against the side of the phaeton, for the grasp was cordial.
• During the past fortnight, there had been no intercourse between the Bannister and Haverley families.
• To his surprise, Miriam strenuously opposed his going to the Bannister house on any pretence until Mr.
• Bannister announced that their call was intended to include Mrs.
• After the manner of the country gentlemen who in mixed society are apt to prefer their own sex for purposes of converse, Herbert Bannister monopolized Ralph.
• Tolbridge was not mistaken in his estimate of the sort of mind Dora Bannister would have when she should shed her old one.
• For this, had she been aware of it, Dora Bannister would have been most grateful.
• Ralph had gone twice to see Congo, and to talk to Miss Bannister about him, but he had not taken the dog home.
• It was important, however, for he should very much dislike to see ill will grow up between Miriam and Miss Bannister.
• Bannister, there would have been a hubbub in the gig.
• She seemed to have all sorts of reasons for putting off the invitation for which Miss Bannister was evidently waiting.
• Then she sat down to write a letter to Dora Bannister, which she intended that young lady to receive soon after her arrival at Barport.
• It is impossible to shoot without a dog, and I think I shall go to-morrow morning to see Miss Bannister and ask her to let me take Congo home with me.
• The next morning there came to Cobhurst a man, bringing a black setter and a verbal message from Miss Bannister to the effect that if Mr.
• She deferred making her presence known to the Bannister party until the next morning.
• There was another thing of which he did not think, and that was that he had not missed Dora Bannister.
• Bannister walked into the room, and was very glad to see Miss Panney, and to know that she had returned in safety from the seashore.
• The Bannister carriage had scarcely left the Cobhurst gates when the dog, Congo, came bounding after it.
• If Miss Bannister really wants to get rid of him, and does not know anybody else who would take him, she may send him back herself.
• Bannister got back with the two girls, the mischief was done, and that little Drane had taken advantage of the opportunity I had given her to trap Mr.
• Every year in the heat of the summer Lloyd spent her short vacation in the sleepy and old-fashioned little village of Bannister.
• The land we passed over between the Bannister and Hotham was equal in goodness to any I have seen in Western Australia.
• Six months later Bannister managed to elude the forts a second time, and for two years kept dodging the frigates which Molesworth sent in pursuit of him.
• This appears, not only from his letters, above mentioned, to Queen Elizabeth and her ministers, but by his secret acknowledgment to Bannister, his most trusty confidant.
• Just at this crisis, while grasping the bannister with weak hands, I lay faint and hopeless on the deck, I fancied I saw a dark figure crawling up the cabin-steps towards me.
• My embarrassment was a great source of fun to Bannister and Suett, who were both gifted with the accommodating talent of stage feeding.
• Deacon Bannister said it must be kept, and placed it on a side table.
• Bannister, in reply to one she had written to him asking some questions about her business.

Similar words containing BANNIST without suffix er

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