Covent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COVENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (archaic) a convent, also CONVENT
• A convent or monastery.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as convent

Words related to COVENT

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Words that contain COVENT

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How to use COVENT in a sentence

• He has an early license for the accommodation of the Covent Garden traffic.
• We travelled along the Strand, about a hundred yards behind the other vehicle, then turned up Southampton Street, through Covent Garden by way of Henrietta Street into Long Acre.
• People were written to, and finally it was arranged that she should take a leading part in the Covent Garden Opera in a few weeks.
• Smith, who keeps a glove shop in King Street, Covent Garden.
• In my younger years I saw Kemble and Siddons, and the representation of Othello, at Covent Garden, but no acting that I ever witnessed came near that to which I allude.
• A man coming out of the shadows of the Covent Garden Market stopped as he passed down King Street and gazed up at the window.
• Finally he decided to a wait her coming in one of the arches of Covent Garden market, from whence he could survey the entire length of the street.
• Covent Garden Piazza was a fairer place altogether.
• You are of course engaged to dinner, or we may go quietly together to my box at Covent Garden, and afterwards to this assemblage.
• A post-chaise and a couple of coaches emptied their wealth into his hands, and, riding for London, he was able to return the favours lavished upon him by Covent Garden.
• As performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent Garden.
• The Miss Inverarity mentioned in this letter was a young Scotch singer of very remarkable talent and promise, who came out at Covent Garden just at this time.
• Bartley, the stage manager of Covent Garden, the other day, which contained the plan of a new theatrical speculation, in which he is most anxious to engage us.
• This was a sharp and heavy axe which Nayland Smith, when I had met him in Covent Garden, had brought with him, to the great amazement of Weymouth and myself.
• He walked hurriedly as if on urgent business, and Lovel had followed him up through Covent Garden, across the Oxford road, and into the Marylebone fields.
• The rival building, Covent Garden, is within a few hundred feet of it, and has much more of architectural pretension, though neither can lay claim to much.
• NORMAN AND SON, PRINTERS, HART STREET, COVENT GARDEN.
• Opposite you is Mademoiselle Trezani, the famous singer at Covent Garden.
• The dazzle of the Covent Garden lamps was still in his eyes.
• Covent Garden, with its subscription, would simply finish him off.
• He could get his living now in a respectable manner, and there was no fear of his being driven to sleep in Covent Garden, or under the bridges.
• Nixt day took a chamber in New Street neir Covent Garden at halfe a croune the week.
• Harris, late of Covent Garden, who, just because David Garrick had a fine library of old plays, was determined to have one himself at whatever cost.
• It was in the midst of this that he accepted the task of composing an opera for Covent Garden Theatre.
• On returning to town after the long vacation, at the end of October, I found Shelley at one of the hotels in Covent Garden.
• The play was produced at Covent Garden on May 1st, 1837, by Macready, who himself took the part of Strafford.
• The public were no longer to be confined to Drury Lane and Covent Garden in the winter, and the Haymarket in the summer.
• But in the year 1828 an explosion took place in Covent Garden Theatre by which two men lost their lives.

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