Cicerone is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CICERONE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to act as a guide
• act as a cicerone
NOUN:
• (Italian) a guide escorting tourists, sightseers
• a guide who gives information about places of interest to sightseers.
• person who guides and informs sightseers
• One who shows strangers the curiosities of a place; a guide.
• a guide who conducts and informs sightseers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a tour guide

Words related to CICERONE

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Words that contain CICERONE

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How to use CICERONE in a sentence

• With such a cicerone she could not help making great acquisitions.
• His day was over! Rushford, his work as cicerone des dames accomplished, returned leisurely to the hotel, while the girls started for their accustomed walk.
• The grand cicerone for the English at Tangier, is Benoliel.
• Our cicerone keeps a book, in which the names of all his English guests have been from time to time inscribed.
• I made arrangements to go by it, and then took a cicerone to show me all the objects of interest in the town, more for diversion than pleasure.
• There were no self-introductions, Ralph merely acting as cicerone, and Miriam bringing up the rear in the character of occasional commentator.
• When the steamer landed, he acted as cicerone, and pointed out to me the main object of interest thereabouts, the dinner-table.
• My tutor found us together, and knowing the house better than the heir did, offered to play cicerone and show me over.
• Let me act as cicerone through this modest gymnastic hall of ours.
• REQUIRES a SITUATION as COMPANION to a lady, or Cicerone to young ladies.
• Pendennis or a cicerone for Laura after his own heart.
• Aniela, in spite of being tired, wanted to see them, and I acted as cicerone.
• I was myself the Cicerone of a country friend on the day the Convention was first assailed.
• I am off to look at Douchak with Major Noltitz as my cicerone.
• Our cicerone stationed himself at the side of the font and sang a few notes.
• Descriptions have been so severely criticised, necessary as they are to a history of manners, that I must here follow the example of the Roman Cicerone.
• Our cicerone on that occasion made us laugh by the routine with which he went through his catalogue of wonders.
• James Henderson, an elderly Scotchman, whom a long residence in Para, a bottomless fund of information, and a readiness to serve an Anglo-Saxon, have made an invaluable cicerone.
• The elder woman evidently enjoyed her position as cicerone, and at last her catalogue of celebrities so wearied the cure that he grew nervous.
• The lady bade her horse walk slowly, and played the cicerone.
• In addition to being a cicerone Charmian was a woman full of purpose.
• I could have followed the train of associations thus created much further, had not the person appointed to act as Cicerone hurried me through the apartments.
• Our cicerone, on this occasion, was a man who had served in America, during the last war, as one of the corps of De Watteville.
• On hearing this I immediately made a bargain with a cicerone to shew me what he could in four hours, and went with him, leaving the company seated at table.
• Domenigo, another fine church, possesses, my cicerone assured me, the largest organ in the world.
• His housekeeper acted as my cicerone, and conducted me over the venerable pile.
• While they are preparing my breakfast, I sally forth at random, as my custom is, without guide or cicerone, in pursuit of the unknown.
• He never admired himself more than in the role of cicerone to a young and trusting maid.

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