Bordeaux is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BORDEAUX in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a red or white wine
• a port of SW France on the River Garonne, capital of Aquitaine; population 235,878 (2006). It is a centre of the wine trade.
• a red, white, or rosé wine from the district of Bordeaux.
• A claret wine from Bordeaux.
• a port city in southwestern France; a major center of the wine trade
• any of several red or white wines produced around Bordeaux, France or wines resembling them
• a red, white, or rosé wine from the district of Bordeaux.
ADJECTIVE:
• any of several wines produced around Bordeaux
• Pertaining to Bordeaux in the south of France.

Words related to BORDEAUX

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How to use BORDEAUX in a sentence

• When she sailed from Bordeaux for Paris at last, thirty thousand people assembled to bid her farewell.
• Her father, however, was a man of reckless extravagance and infamous habits, and committed follies and crimes which caused him to be imprisoned in Bordeaux.
• She is the mother of the little Duc de Bordeaux, who, you know, is the heir apparent to the crown of France.
• Auvergne, Dauphiny, Languedoc, Lyon and Bordeaux turned a deaf ear to all temptations from the league of princes.
• From Bordeaux to Toulouse such is the usage, such the pavement.
• He had sent the chaise on as far as Bordeaux, with a servant inside, engaged to play the part of master, and to wait for him at Bordeaux.
• English Gascony was reduced to little more than the districts round Bordeaux and Bayonne.
• Delighted with the success of his undertaking, Edward, on his return to Bordeaux, again took the cross and prepared to embark on the crusade.
• Leaving the capital in the hands of its conquerors, the English sailed past Bordeaux to Rioms, where they disembarked.
• At that point and at the base ports of Brest, Bordeaux, St.
• In Bordeaux, one of our largest cities, people stare at a man who is not a Bordelais.
• It had become known during the day that Paris was no longer the seat of the Government, which has moved to Bordeaux.
• Paris, Lyons, Rouen, and the sea-port towns of Havre, Nantes, Bordeaux, and Marseilles, would be proper places to send some of them.
• This last is suspected, because so many arrivals have happened from Bordeaux and Havre.
• Of White wines, those made in the canton of Grave, are most esteemed at Bordeaux.
• Start early Saturday morning for Spain, cross the Pyrenees on mules, and rest at Bordeaux on Sunday.
• The old philosopher, whose name was Martin, embarked then with Candide for Bordeaux.
• I was informed of your passage at Bordeaux, where I left faithful Cacambo and the old woman, who are to follow me very soon.
• Carrying the prize to Bordeaux, he sold her for a good price.
• He was educated at Pau and Bordeaux, and later spent a short time in a law office.
• After long delays, the cardinals elected the Archbishop of Bordeaux, a subject of the King of England.
• On the 19th of May he took passage for Bordeaux in a sailing vessel, which reached the mouth of the Garonne on the 25th of June.
• His knowledge of life, his manners, his Parisian acquirements enchanted the Faubourg Saint-Germain of Bordeaux.
• Thus, from 1800 to 1812, Monsieur and Madame Evangelista were objects of great interest to the community of Bordeaux.
• The inhabitants of Bordeaux, as a rule, testified a friendly respect and a deference that was full of esteem for him.
• Do you suppose we shall ever come back to live in Bordeaux? no.
• Now, as you and I both know, there are many such in that situation in Bordeaux, and no doubt they attribute to us their own thoughts and actions.

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