Bookstore is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOOKSTORE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a bookshop
• a shop where books are sold.
• A store where books are kept for sale; -- called in England a bookseller\'s shop.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a place of business where books are the main item offered for sale —called also bookshop
• same as bookshop

Words related to BOOKSTORE

bookshop19 bookstores16

Words that contain BOOKSTORE

bookstores16

How to use BOOKSTORE in a sentence

• As an instance, I saw a friend on a late occasion coming from a bookstore with a volume of suspicious color beneath his arm.
• I had been avoiding that particular bookstore for a week because my book lay for sale on a forward table.
• He wished to return it when the book-store opened in the morning.
• Next to this, The Other India Bookstore had set up a stall with a large variety of environment titles.
• In the mail, there was a large flat package from a bookstore and a letter from Myron saying that the account was open.
• On the way off the hill, he noticed the Caffe Ladro and remembered the woman in the bookstore.
• He sent to a Catholic bookstore and obtained a small crucifix suspended from a string of beads.
• A good school-system is being introduced into all the Portuguese dominions, but there is no book-store in Fayal, though some dry-goods dealers sell a few religious books.
• Then, as I looked through the telephone lists, I discovered that there was a bookstore kept by a man of each name.
• On two different occasions they followed her to a bookstore and back home again.
• He got the names of the best-known works on the subject from a bookstore, and found that the author of one of these books was practicing in Paris as a specialist.
• Pictures and pamphlets, published by the Anti-Slavery Society were offered for sale in his book-store.
• He reached a bookstore and turned in, idly looking through volumes of verse, while he killed the hour before his appointment.
• Ten minutes ago I was passing that bookstore again, and I stepped in and fetched away another copy of that book.
• Twenty-five years ago there was but one Protestant bookstore in Paris, and it was threatened from time to time with bankruptcy.
• Copyright, 1917, by the Indiana University Bookstore.
• The glory of costly scrolls is dimmed by the illustrated and typographical wonders which make the bookstore a gorgeous dream.
• Johnson, the bookstore man, sold more Bibles the next month after the revival than he had in the whole previous year.
• He had finally been driven to opening a small bookstore.
• Select, for example, a book-store window, a jewelry display, a window full of tools and instruments, an offering of meats and groceries, and a traction engine.
• This volume Field had picked up in some secondhand book-store for a quarter or a dime.
• For more than six years he advertised its wares and bargains as no book-store had ever been advertised before.
• Obsessed by the idea, he paused before a book-store.
• Dick and Greg left the bookstore and started on the rounds to hunt up the best remembered of their old schoolmates.
• I visited a Mormon bookstore, among other places, and I was amazed at the number of volumes which I found here on the religion of the Latter-Day Saints.
• Then she hurried along the road to Onabasha and found a book-store.
• At a bookstore she became intrigued by a biography of Alfred Adler and for a couple minutes she became fully immersed in the reading.
• I visited with a natural rapture the largest book-store in the world.
• Do you know that when I went to the bookstore to get your works I fell in with a book on Garibaldi by a man named Trevelyan.

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