Cabinets is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CABINETS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CABINET, a piece of furniture with shelves and drawers
• a cupboard with drawers or shelves for storing or displaying articles
• a wooden box or piece of furniture housing a radio, television set, or speaker.
• (in the UK, Canada, and other Commonwealth countries) the committee of senior ministers responsible for controlling government policy
• (in the US) a body of advisers to the president, composed of the heads of the executive departments of the government.
• a small private room.

Words related to CABINETS

cabinet11

Words that contain CABINETS

subcabinets17 noncabinets15 supercabinets19

How to use CABINETS in a sentence

• It is furnished in old carved oak, with large carved cabinets, and the chairs are cushioned with crimson Utrecht velvet.
• There was as yet no exchange arranged between the hostile Cabinets of Richmond and Washington.
• They have entered, at different times, most of the cabinets of Europe, and have held important chairs in its greatest universities.
• The walls were old gold silk, the curtains a tawny velvet of deeper tone, the cabinets and buffet of dark Italian walnut, inlaid with lapis-lazuli and amber.
• If I cannot have cabinets of ebony and cedar, I may just as well have plain deal, with common glass doors to keep the dust out.
• It was only about 200 yards long and 50 yards wide, but was lined with cabinets.
• The room is crammed with queer cabinets and boxes, and in a niche there is a bust of old Henry Mackenzie, by Joseph of Edinburgh.
• Unknown literary treasures are contained in the closed cabinets.
• A few of the most interesting books and manuscripts are now contained in two handsome cabinets placed in the centre of the Great Hall of the library.
• My cook, my cellar, my cigar cabinets, are at your disposal.
• No simpler question was ever submitted to more distinguished consideration or was watched with more breathless interest by five sovereigns and their cabinets.
• It was, therefore, with justified astonishment that the Cabinets of Paris, St.
• I am far from saying that subsequent British cabinets have always understood the Irish questions, but they are at least only reaping the whirlwind where Mr.
• This is an impartial opinion on most Cabinets of the last fifty years.
• It is further suggested that the cabinets be three drawers high, with each drawer divided into three rows for filing.
• Here, also, pupils and teachers may avail themselves of the libraries, literary institutions and cabinets of this ancient and prosperous town.
• It was like a barn or lumber room but for the gilt Buddhas on the altar and the gilt cabinets by its side, containing many smaller gilt images of Buddha and his disciples.
• There was willing toil in the sleeping-rooms, with their black cabinets and heavy worsted curtains.
• All the cabinets of Europe were at this time anxious to break their fetters, and a rupture with Russia had become inevitable.
• He stooped to beg for neither smiles nor favour, but the gnarled country oak is cut up into cabinets in artificial prose and verse.
• The cabinets of Italy, France and the Netherlands were especially rich and monumental.
• In the great Flemish period of the 17th century the doors and drawers of cabinets were often painted with classical or mythological scenes.
• Long before this, however, France had its own school of makers of cabinets, and some of their carved work was of the most admirable character.
• Then Schmucke, hidden in one of the cabinets in his alcove, should see La Cibot search for the will, find it, open the envelope, read it through, and seal it again.
• The strategical design depends, as a rule, upon the decision of cabinets, and upon the resources placed at the disposal of the commander.
• Some of the greatest artistic treasures of the world are united in the twenty halls and cabinets and three immense galleries of this building.
• He came out into the open to fight the good fight of the people to whom courts and cabinets should be servants and not self-seeking masters.
• Then we were invited to inspect the presents in another room, which were all in glass cabinets.
• The wall telephone-set cabinets have assumed a multitude of forms.
• A valuable library was in the rapid progress of collection, and there were several cabinets formed, filled with the choicest treasures of nature and art.
• Although we examined every inch of that floor, every board of the walls, and made the most scrupulously careful search of the cabinets and the chest.

Similar words containing CABINET without suffix s

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