Bookstall is valid Scrabble Word

Is bookstall a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is bookstall valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for BOOKSTALL in dictionary:

NOUN:

a stall for the sale of books
a stand where books and sometimes newspapers are sold, especially out of doors or at a railway station.
stall or stand where periodicals, newspapers, or books are sold
A stall or stand where books are sold.
a shop where books are sold

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a stall where books are sold

Words related to BOOKSTALL

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Words that contain BOOKSTALL

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How to use BOOKSTALL in a sentence

It was he who commenced the railway bookstall business.
There were two capable young women at the bookstall, too.
McMurtrie had given me a sovereign and some loose silver for immediate expenses, and I stopped at the bookstall to buy myself some papers.
He opened a bookstall on market-days at neighbouring towns, including Birmingham, which was as yet unable to maintain a separate bookseller.
One afternoon, perhaps a fortnight later, I had walked for an hour or two, and on my way back I stopped at a bookstall in the High Street.
At the railway station Rose seated herself on a shaded part of the platform, whilst her father, who was exceedingly short of sight, peered over publications on the bookstall.
On every bookstall, in every magazine, you may find works telling people how to succeed.
She went off with him to the bookstall, while I looked after her luggage, and they stood there chattering and laughing until I joined them, and then Mr.
His stories are for sale at every book-stall, and are in all the libraries.
There were two flies waiting, two porters, a bookstall, and a refreshment room with a neglected beauty pining behind the bar.

He is a Norman who used to sell green stuff in the streets, and afterwards set up a bookstall, in 1818, on the quay.
At last he caught sight of a lady standing beside the bookstall.
The clergyman seized a handful of newspapers from the bookstall.
He leaned back in his seat and unfolded one of the papers he had snatched from the bookstall.
His only acquaintance, the clerk, was momentarily absent, so he turned to a bookstall and cigar counter, and bought some stamps.
IT is interesting, though ill-mannered, to watch other people at a railway bookstall and guess their choice of literature from their outward appearance.
Harringay Jones as he stood before the bookstall at Paddington, you would, I fear, have been far out in your conjecture.
He returned home, and, one day, in Perth station, met the lady at the book-stall.
Nevertheless, I admit that sometimes, if not particularly busy, I stop at a second-hand bookstall and turn over a book or two from mere force of habit.
The thing came upon the bishop suddenly from the book-stall at Pringle Junction.
HALF-A-SOVEREIGN The scene was the up-platform of Knype railway station on a summer afternoon, and, more particularly, that part of the platform round about the bookstall.
There were three persons in the neighbourhood of the bookstall.
This very shabby man was quite close to the bookstall, while Mr Sandbach stood quite ten yards away.
In a few minutes the bookstall on the platform attracted them as inevitably as a prone horse attracts a crowd.
Other people were near the bookstall, and as these people were obviously leaving Llandudno, Ruth and Nellie felt a certain solace.
After a bath and some lunch he went out to a neighbouring bookstall and bought a railway time-table.
At Paddington I bought a label at the bookstall and wrote it for him.
On the very spot of ground, where the stranger now stood, some aged people remembered that old Michael Johnson had formerly kept his bookstall.
A few weeks later, however, it was discovered by the principal librarian in a Broadway book-stall and recovered.

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