Chaperon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHAPERON in dictionary:

VERB:
• to accompany and supervise
• accompany and look after or supervise
• To attend in public places as a guide and protector; to matronize.
• accompany as a chaperone
• act as a chaperon to
NOUN:
• a person who accompanies and looks after another person or group of people.
• an older woman responsible for the decorous behaviour of a young unmarried girl at social occasions
• A hood; especially, an ornamental or an official hood.
• A device placed on the foreheads of horses which draw the hearse in pompous funerals.
• A matron who accompanies a young lady in public, for propriety, or as a guide and protector.
• one who accompanies and supervises a young woman or gatherings of young people
• older or married woman who supervises a young unmarried woman
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• (esp formerly) an older or married woman who accompanies or supervises a young unmarried woman on social occasions

Words related to CHAPERON

chaperonage19 chaperone16 chaperoned18 chaperones17 chaperoning19 chaperons16

Words that contain CHAPERON

chaperone16 chaperons16 chaperoned18 chaperones17 chaperonin17 chaperonage19 chaperoning19 chaperonins18 chaperonages20 unchaperoned20

How to use CHAPERON in a sentence

• When her mother died, some years before, an aunt had come to live with Diana, and now posed as her chaperon.
• See had been entrusted to Lady Kirkbank as to a person who thoroughly knew the great world, and she must submit to be governed by the wisdom and experience of her chaperon.
• It happened, however, that the chaperon, having her own reasons for wishing to bring Mr.
• She had done her duty as a chaperon, had provided her charge with the very best thing the matrimonial market offered.
• The most worldly chaperon, the most loving mother, could not have done more for Elspeth.
• Upton, with a radiant face, handed Upton a note from Walter asking her if she would not act as chaperon for a little sail on the Sound upon his sloop.
• Talbot acting as chaperon, they are by no means a dull party.
• It happened to suit some other arrangements of hers to spend Whitsuntide at Beechleigh, so she consented to chaperon Morella Winmarleigh without asking for a list of the guests.
• Still, Madge thought she would be a perfectly delightful chaperon and was sure the girls would love her.
• So, if you can find a suitable chaperon, we are willing to give our consent to your undertaking.
• There was one steamer chair, bought in honor of the chaperon, and a great many sofa cushions, borrowed from their rooms at school, to be used as deck furniture.
• The chaperon was installed in the solitary grandeur of their one steamer chair.
• Madge looked inquiringly at their chaperon, who nodded with an expression of entire satisfaction.
• But I can go away, if you like, and I will, as soon as you can get some one else to chaperon you.
• And I thought perhaps you and your friends and chaperon would go with us? There is an old fellow over here who takes people out sailing, and I am anxious to have a talk with him.
• Brown to say nothing to their chaperon of their encounter.
• She recalled the midnight visitor to their chaperon on the first night their houseboat had rested at anchor.
• He had been concealed in the motor boat that first towed the girls and their chaperon to their anchorage and had seen his sister on the houseboat.
• She would have consented had it been possible for Jane to chaperon her.
• The right person to act as my chaperon, and to superintend my education, was the high-minded and accomplished woman who had taught his own daughters.
• I did not approve at all, but thought it my duty to remain as chaperon until Belle and another lady, whom I perceived walking leisurely out the pier, should arrive.
• It used to be considered improper for a girl of good family to go out at night to any kind of party without being accompanied by a chaperon.
• Some of the girls were going to have a box at a musical comedy, with Miss Hagford as chaperon.
• Lois had come to London to choose, and she was staying with Adela, the sole chaperon available.
• The Abbe Chaperon called him a Christian ignorant of his Christianity.
• Yesterday afternoon some audacious youngsters asked me to chaperon a tea-party up the river.
• Harriet Hamlin wants you to chaperon us on an automobile ride out to Mt.
• The Dean never joined these, but Miss Daphne thoroughly enjoyed her new role of chaperon.
• Be her guardian, her chaperon, for I could have no distrust of you.

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