Coffeehouse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COFFEEHOUSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an establishment that sells coffee and usually other refreshments and that commonly serves as an informal club for its regular customers
• a cafe or other establishment that serves coffee and other refreshments.
• A house of entertainment, where guests are supplied with coffee and other refreshments, and where men meet for conversation.
• a small restaurant where drinks and snacks are sold

Words related to COFFEEHOUSE

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Words that contain COFFEEHOUSE

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How to use COFFEEHOUSE in a sentence

• This servant, under the patronage of Edwards, established the first coffee-house in London, in George Yard, Lombard Street.
• Once, to test his memory, he recited two newspaper poems which he had read in a coffeehouse forty years before, and which he had never thought of in the interval.
• The pair took a hansom to the Westminster coffee-house where Talboys had written to his wife to forward letters.
• At a Coffee-house near the Temple, I found a couple of young Gentlemen engaged very smartly in a Dispute on the Succession to the Spanish Monarchy.
• Both then quitted the coffee-house, Parravicin attended by Rochester and Pillichody, and Disbrowe accompanied by a military friend, whom he accidentally encountered.
• Afterwards they resorted to the coffee-house, to read the newspapers and enjoy a bowl of punch.
• While it was being related for her benefit, Sampson Brass himself suddenly opened the door of the coffee-house and joined the astonished group.
• I slept at a Greek coffee-house, but was up whilst the sky was yet dark and the waves all cloudy purple.
• As no bank would take this small coin I was obliged to try the coffee-house.
• Two years afterwards, an Armenian of the name of Pascal, set up a coffee-house, but meeting with little encouragement, left Paris and came to London.
• There were rare evenings when we used to gather Down in a coffee-house beside the square.
• Besides this, he used to meet his friends in more select numbers at a Coffee-house in Maiden Lane.
• Beside the mosque is the new Turkish coffee-house, which is kept by an Arab by nation and a Moslem by religion, but born at Lucknow.
• And what is true of the coffee is true of the coffee-house.
• This elegant introduction made the exotic beverage a subject of conversation, and in 1672, an Armenian at Paris at the fair-time opened a coffee-house.
• Anthony Wood informs us that one Jacob, a Jew, opened a coffee-house in the parish of St.
• After which the two men departed, and the copying-clerk took his employer to a low coffee-house in the Passage du Saumon.
• A coffee-house keeper in Leipsic, named Schrepfer, studied and taught magic as an art.
• Upon their arrival at Venice, Candide went to search for Cacambo at every inn and coffee-house, and among all the ladies of pleasure, but to no purpose.
• Giving up piracy, he settled in practice in London, seeing his patients daily at the Jerusalem Coffee-house in Cecil Street, Strand.
• His cloaths were worn out, and he received notice, that at a coffee-house some cloaths and linen were left for him.
• He was now an acknowledged critick, and had his own seat in a coffee-house, and headed a party in the pit.
• I, who hear a thousand Coffee-house Debates every Day, am very sensible of this want of Method in the Thoughts of my honest Countrymen.
• It was almost word for word what Peter had said to her in the coffee-house the night they met.
• An old workman and his wife lived there until the office in front was changed into a coffee-house and those rooms toward the courtyard became the kitchen.
• But this delusion vanished as soon as I entered the first coffee-house.
• Every coffee-house in Aleppo, Bagdad, or Constantinople had a narrator who, night after night, recited it to rapt audiences.
• Most of the churches, the great Coffee-House, the Library, were closed.
• In 1811 he made a runaway match with Miss Harriet Westbrook, the daughter of the keeper of a coffee-house, which brought down on him the wrath of his father.
• One day, as I was passing in front of a coffee-house, I caught sight of a man who immediately engrossed my entire attention.

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