Chateaux is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHATEAUX in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CHATEAU, a large country house
• a large French country house or castle, often giving its name to wine made in its neighbourhood

Words related to CHATEAUX

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How to use CHATEAUX in a sentence

• These are, however, dotted here and there with chateaux, having good gardens well arranged.
• Then we saw what looting meant, and how the German officer enriched his family home with trophies looted from many chateaux.
• Indelibly engraved upon our minds were the pictures of French chateaux and farmhouses looted by the German troops in their advance and abandoned to us in their retreat.
• In the houses, too, both the chateaux and the comfortable French farmhouses, we saw what manner of man the Hun could be in the matter of looting.
• The Chateaux are so picturesque, and such woods! after you leave Rouen.
• The doors of the chateaux were always open to them, and they had a place assigned to them at all feasts.
• If you wish to see what the German soldier can do for love, you have to visit the chateaux which are dotted so thickly all over the Belgian countryside.
• The faint-hearted among these women fled panic-stricken, with blanched faces, to Nice and Monte Carlo and provincial chateaux, where they played with less unpleasant work.
• Amboise gains even more from the river than the other chateaux of the Loire.
• He does not see how he, an ex-notary, allowed himself to be so caught! For he has often drawn up leases of chateaux with parks and out-houses, for three thousand a year.
• The life in the great feudal chateaux was so dull that the lords and ladies seized with avidity any amusement which promised to while away an idle hour.
• One of the most illuminating experiences of travel is visiting the great chateaux of France.
• Do you know, I love those ancient French chateaux and farms in one, where salon windows look on poultry-yard and stalls.
• Abundance of chateaux are certainly burnt and burning, and not a few lives sacrificed.
• A great number of chateaux and good houses in the neighborhood of the canal.
• So we came to Compiegne, where the French army has its headquarters in one of the most famous chateaux in the world.
• Can you wonder? These delays at such a time, with famine in the land? Chateaux have been going up in smoke during the last fortnight.
• Shut up in fortresses and chateaux, they did not cultivate the country enough to conquer it, for one must work on the land if one would take possession of it.
• Pious and humble, well content with his plain wife, he led a sad, anxious life in his chateaux on the Loire.
• The King was then at Mehun-sur-Yevre, quite close to Bourges, in one of the finest chateaux in the world, rising on a rock and overlooking the town.
• This treasure had been derived from the plunder committed during the Revolution in the neighboring chateaux and abbeys.
• We have slept in chateaux, convents, farm-houses, and under the open sky.
• French chateaux do not appear to differ much as a class.
• Others took up with republicanism because it was the reigning affectation in their circle, as it was in the chateaux and drawing-rooms of France.
• The walls were untinted and were relieved only by prints of English cathedrals, French chateaux, and like suggestions of the best things known to architecture.
• They were on related subjects pertaining to the French chateaux.
• It is one of the most interesting chateaux around here in my opinion.

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