Courtyards is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COURTYARDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COURTYARD, a court or enclosed ground attached to a building, usually a large house
• an unroofed area that is completely or partially enclosed by walls or buildings, typically one forming part of a castle or large house.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a court or enclosure adjacent to a building (as a house or palace)

Words related to COURTYARDS

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How to use COURTYARDS in a sentence

• Through courtyards and down a sloping way we passed out through a low archway to a sunken road, the same that I had seen in my flight.
• His mind, with a little encouragement, would have flitted back to courtyards and orchids, but he forced it along less fanciful lines.
• Mundane considerations were imperative and courtyards were a luxury of the rich.
• The plain around abounds with traces of houses, streets, and court-yards.
• The buildings are all of hewn stone, the court-yards paved with marble, and the walls rich with gilding and carved wood.
• The numbers of hanging balconies and of court-yards paved with marble and surrounded with elegant corridors, show the influence of Moorish taste.
• In the court-yards I saw the women engaged in making bread, and in the same way as at Bandr-Abas.
• In the interiors, there are very beautiful court-yards, and lofty, airy rooms, with handsome entrances and bow-windows.
• Thoughtful and grieving we stood there thus, each facing the other, Now that the wall was fallen that once had divided our court-yards.
• Retracing our steps, and crossing one of the court-yards, we ascend a modest staircase, and are in the antechamber of the apartments of the Commander-in-Chief.
• Singing, dancing and music break forth, the courtyards throng with people, and the cowherds of Gokula come in with their wives.
• The old cornice still survives, and the rows of dried palm stems, from which its form was originally derived, are still to be seen on the walls of gardens and courtyards.
• It grows even in miserable court-yards, alongside of dilapidated steps, spreading its luxuriant tops everywhere in the bright sunlight.
• Thine Honourable Mother, after viewing the goods piled in the courtyards, called her bearers and told us she was taking tea with a friend in the village of Sung-dong.
• She even seriously considered the roof, to see if all the points curved upward, so that the spirits lighting upon them be carried high above the open courtyards.
• When needs be she is sent to her apartment, he wanders round and round the courtyards until the Honourable One has retired from sight, then he hurriedly goes to his beloved.
• We walked slowly through the courtyards, looking at the great trees that stood like tall, grim sentinels guarding the place of prayer.
• Yesterday I thought that I might make some use of him, and I felt when he was working he would not be stirring up the courtyards.
• Ghosts of these spirits seemed to follow as we wandered through deserted courtyards, and an odour as of old incense perfumed the air.
• The enclosing walls and the jealously guarded doors of our courtyards are impotent.
• Within the enclosure trees throw a cool shade, under which, as in the courtyards of mosques in Constantinople, the hot and weary may repose.
• The house itself was an irregular and ancient building, with wings, court-yards, out-houses, short stairs, mysterious passages, and deep recesses.
• The venerable old men walked on in silence until they re-entered the vaulted courtyards of the Vatican.
• About this place, with its tattered population, its dirty and nauseous courtyards and numerous alleys, Raskolnikoff dearly loved to roam in his aimless wanderings.
• The fires are lit in the courtyards, at cross-roads, in the fields, and sometimes on the threshing-floors.
• Flowers were in bloom in the court-yards the day when I visited the building, and they gave an artistic appearance to the granite-foundations.
• Generally in Havana, less generally in other cities, the entrances and courtyards are flagged with stone, while the rooms are usually floored with tile or marble.
• Some had courtyards, and all were decorated with pretty iron balconies and delicately-tinted Venetian shutters.
• What a view at the top! The towers and roofs and courtyards of the castle lay before us.
• At the back, however, their windows, overlooking some courtyards, were turned to the full sunlight.
• Four of these buildings facing each other round a square made the courtyard, and one or more courtyards made the compound.
• The Brahman quarters surround the temples, of which of course only the outer courtyards are accessible to other than high-caste Hindus.
• Entering the great quadrangle of the monastery, we found it divided, gridiron-fashion, into long, narrow court-yards by inner lines of buildings.

Similar words containing URTYARD without suffix s and without prefix co

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