Chantilly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANTILLY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• delicate ornamental lace
ADJECTIVE:
• (French) as in chantilly lace, a type of ornamental lace
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• chantilly lacedelicate ornamental lace

How to use CHANTILLY in a sentence

• No one witnessing it can ever forget the consternation which prevailed in the fortifications about Washington the night after the battle of Chantilly.
• It had become known during the day that German outposts had reached Senlis and Chantilly, and that Paris was no longer the seat of Government.
• The Constable de Montmorency sometimes issued forth from Chantilly to go and aid the queen-mother, in whom he had no confidence, but whom he preferred to the Guises.
• Conde returned to Chantilly once more, never to go out of it again.
• It is not often that I leave my castle of Chantilly to come to Paris, and it was a fortunate chance which made me pass in time to be of service to honest men.
• A motion is made to sell Compiegne, Fontainbleau, Chantilly, Ramboullet, Meudon, St.
• A week later, with fifty-odd men, he cut up about three times his strength of Union cavalry at Chantilly.
• Instead of being pinned to the dark apartment in the recesses of the Cite, he now revolved in ceaseless movement between Chantilly and Fontainebleau, Paris and Versailles.
• Near Chantilly, whilst travelling at over fifty miles an hour, the switches were tampered with and the express dashed into a goods train laden with minerals.
• Later soft paste was also made at Chantilly, Vincennes, Limoges, Paris, and a number of French cities.
• In Chantilly, she showed the prince the palace of Prince Conde.
• On the first of September, as night was falling, we were lying under fire, in a storm of rain, in the battle of Ox Hill, or Chantilly as the Yankees call it.
• Before the engagement at Chantilly he had made up his mind to attack the enemy the next morning.
• He soon arranged a prompt and certain manner of traveling, by sending relays of horses to Chantilly, so that he might be in Paris in five or six hours.
• Besides, it was necessary he should stay at Chantilly to wait for the answer from his duchess.
• Porthos, abated, no doubt, of his too-great confidence by his adventure of Chantilly, played with skill and prudence.
• All went well till they arrived at Chantilly, which they reached about eight o’clock in the morning.
• In the end of that terrible campaign, he essayed with Phil Kearny to stem at Chantilly the rush of Stonewall Jackson upon Washington.
• I had no more curiosity to learn whether the face under that veil was pretty or plain than I cared to know whether the veil itself was Shetland or Chantilly.
• After some time this was done, and the Duke returned to France to live in Chantilly, which, by the terms of his gift, he was at liberty to use during his lifetime.
• The King was gone to Chantilly, and from thence he was to proceed to Compeigne.