Bracelet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRACELET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an ornamental band or ring, for the wrist or the arm
• an ornamental band, hoop, or chain worn on the wrist or arm.
• handcuffs.
• ornamental chain or band for the wrist
• An ornamental band or ring, for the wrist or the arm; in modern times, an ornament encircling the wrist, worn by women or girls.
• A piece of defensive armor for the arm.
• a band of cloth or leather or metal links attached to a wristwatch and wrapped around the wrist
• jewelry worn around the wrist for decoration
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a wrist ornament

Words related to BRACELET

armil7 armilla9 bracelets13

Words that contain BRACELET

bracelets13 braceleted15

How to use BRACELET in a sentence

• Then he recognized his own son by a gold bracelet which he had long ago given to his wife Temineh.
• Off fell the chain clanking on the floor, and nothing left of our bonds but an iron bracelet clamped round the left wrist.
• I have seen a bracelet do the business at once, though, to be sure, it was a very gorgeous one.
• But if you happen to have a necklace, brooch, or bracelet of pink coral, my! you had better take good care of it, for it must have cost a little bag of gold.
• The Oriental sabre will not admit the English hand, nor the bracelet of the Kaffir warrior the English arm.
• Villars came forward smiling, with the bracelet in her hand.
• The bracelet he had offered to Jeanne, but she did not like it and had advised him to turn it into money and, as the aged relative had wished, spend it upon himself.
• The Mahuli girl kept her promise and whenever she went out selling baskets she used to keep her bracelet covered with her cloth.
• Everything was precisely where it had been left, except the bracelet.
• He then put the bracelet into his pocket, and when he had seen enough of the sport, went back to the ship.
• And always now he would see the hand with the silver bracelet at the wrist, flaunting in his face the shivering strands of gold with the crimson patch at the end.
• She was dressed in yellow linen, and wore a gold bracelet on a well-turned arm.
• After a time she went upstairs and put on the bracelet.
• One would not put a bracelet anywhere but in a jewel-case, or in a special drawer.
• I can perhaps pay my board bills four or five weeks longer, but Hugh must send me fifty dollars with which to replace the bracelet.
• The hot tears, flowing down my cheek All night on my supporting arm And on its golden bracelet, seek To stain the gems and do them harm.
• I took off my coat, and baring my arm, showed him the ring hanging by a few inches of strong chain from the bracelet.
• Ball, Black, and Company, and selected, with unerring taste, the finest diamond bracelet procurable.
• To swear by this bracelet was to place themselves under the most solemn obligation that they could assume.
• She declared that the bracelet had been stolen from her.
• I dare not say what that one crescent alone is worth, or that emerald bracelet.
• He did not grasp it tightly enough to hurt, yet the grip of his slim brown hand was like a bracelet of iron.
• In her ears she had bracelets of pearls hanging down to her middle, whereof we delivered your worship a little bracelet, and those were of the bigness of good peas.
• Her arms were fettered, each wrist bound with a jeweled bracelet and the bracelets linked together by a long, silver-gilt chain passed through a silken loop at her waist.
• With feminine caprice she wore a bracelet of pearls of the style of the gold workers of the Renaissance.
• Our name is Equality 7-2521, as it is written on the iron bracelet which all men wear on their left wrists with their names upon it.
• I did not want to go, for I was not sure that she told the truth, but she gave me her left bracelet, so I went.
• But between taking a model of the key and the actual theft of the bracelet out of the safe there is a wide gulf which a gentleman cannot bridge over.
• Pay Hector Ratichon a thousand francs for stealing a bracelet for you worth sixty! Indeed, M.
• Then, slipping the bracelet from off her arm, and carrying it away as a proof that she was not angry, he rode on.
• Turning back another fold of the blanket, the maid lifted a little white paw, on which sparkled a tiny diamond bracelet.
• Its face was very white, a gold bracelet was on its right wrist, and it wore a pair of red silk trousers, from which proceeded rays of dazzling golden light.
• Then, seeing that the man intended to seize him, he jumped aside, took his gold bracelet, and hurled it in the air.

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