Ceiling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CEILING in dictionary:

VERB:
• line or plaster the roof of (a building)
• The inside lining of a room overhead; the under side of the floor above; the upper surface opposite to the floor.
• The lining or finishing of any wall or other surface, with plaster, thin boards, etc.; also, the work when done.
• The inner planking of a vessel.
• make a ceiling
NOUN:
• the overhead lining of a room
• inner upper surface of a room
• the overhead upper surface of a covered space
• (meteorology) altitude of the lowest layer of clouds
• an upper limit on what is allowed
• maximum altitude at which a plane can fly (under specified conditions)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to furnish with a ceiling

Words related to CEILING

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How to use CEILING in a sentence

• He sank back in his chair and crossing his legs smoked, with his eyes fixed on the ceiling.
• In a hall leading to some of these rooms, the ceiling is supported by pillars, the capitals of which struck me as peculiarly beautiful.
• When I talked about the cracks to my brother he said that perhaps the ceiling would give way and fall on our heads.
• ABOUT CHESTERTON AND BELLOC It has been one of the less possible dreams of my life to be a painted Pagan God and live upon a ceiling.
• And the curiously carved roof, and borders of the ceiling, shone, in the torch-light, as if they were the fanciful work of frost.
• But again, and again, and again, when perhaps you least dream of it, you shall see the glimmer of my wings on the ceiling of your cottage.
• A single slanting hole high up near the ceiling was the only aperture for light or air.
• The ceiling of the second story had been made in the same way, but had fallen in.
• His work was for the ceiling and the pavement, the ceiling being a half sphere.
• The ceiling was low and black, and the only window was one of a dull red glass that glimmered mournfully at a distance.
• The hospital is silent, lit only by the night-lamps suspended from the ceiling.
• John Vavasor stood behind one of the chairs which had been placed at the table, and leaned upon it, looking across the room, up at the ceiling.
• This curtain should be attached to a strip of wood, which can be fastened in position on the ceiling.
• The Major lay on his hospital bed and stared at the ceiling.
• At night torches were lit, and placed in the hands of golden figures of boys, but all the smoke of fire and torches escaped by a hole in the roof, and made the ceiling black.
• The ceiling of the lantern, 102 feet from the pavement, is painted with the red and white roses of the houses of Lancaster and York, together with various coats of arms.
• Then I could see a big mushroom of greasy black smoke spreading out close to the ceiling.
• Oscar and his men got inside and I followed, going up to the ceiling.
• Symbolism of ceiling, border, brazen sea in lodge, 209-m.
• At last the window grows pale, the ceiling turns gray, and the candle-flames wink in the first traces of light.
• It appeared as if the ceiling sank upon my head and crushed me with its weight.
• After much discussion, hooks were driven into the corners of the ceiling, and a huge net cage, the size of the room, suspended therefrom.
• The ceiling, of gloomy-looking oak, was excessively lofty, vaulted, and elaborately fretted with the wildest and most grotesque specimens of a semi-Gothic, semi-Druidical device.

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