Customhouse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CUSTOMHOUSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an office or residence for customs officials, also CUSTOMSHOUSE
• the office at a port or frontier where customs duty is collected.
• The building where customs and duties are paid, and where vessels are entered or cleared.
• a government building where customs are collected and where ships are cleared to enter or leave the country
• an office or residence for customs officials
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a building where customs and duties are paid or collected and where vessels are entered and cleared

Words related to CUSTOMHOUSE

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Words that contain CUSTOMHOUSE

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How to use CUSTOMHOUSE in a sentence

• At the custom-house of Havre-de-Grace, I paid a heavy duty on it.
• In this he was unsuccessful, and in a short while was forced to accept a position in the custom-house again, this time as surveyor in his native town of Salem.
• I took an axe to it, readily forced the paltry Chinese fastening, and, like a Custom-House officer, plunged my hands among the contents.
• We went on shore, and after three hours further delay got our baggage through the custom-house.
• This is to evade the duty, the custom-house measurement being taken only at the corners.
• I had now to wait until the custom-house officer had inspected my trunks, and afterwards for the arrival of Mr.
• There are no buildings of any importance except the new Custom-house, and, of course, the hotels.
• In the course of the coming month we may anticipate a large emigration from the custom-house to California and Australia.
• That instrument gives us a custom-house advantage of 20, 25, 30, and 40 per cent, in the tariff rates.
• Meakim was waiting for him as he left the custom-house.
• The Custom-House and the Elevated Railroad and Castle Garden were as like to life as a photograph, and the crowd was as well handled as a mob in a play.
• The Knight cutter, Thomas Savil, master, Hull, at the custom-house quay.
• The new customhouse, which has been completed since my arrival is a fine building, and forms one side of the Market Square.
• It was a small open shed, in which were seated on mats, several natives, who were the custom-house officers.
• The ladies heard that her servant was to be married that day, and that she was to sail in the vessel which was then clearing out at the Custom-house.
• The Custom-house has been removed to the other side of the harbour.
• Asquith went immediately to Roscaff, protested at the admiralty the true state of his case, and reported his vessel and cargo at the custom-house.
• So that when it became the duty of the mayor to select the members of the dramatic custom-house, of which he was now the head, he immediately thought of Phellion.
• Thanks to my letters from the Mexican Government, I had no trouble at the custom-house in San Pedro.
• Still, however, there were many tories, custom-house officers, and Englishmen who used to assemble in the British Coffee House and talk over the affairs of the period.
• We passed through the ruins of the custom-house, now miles inland, and found a single Turkish soldier on guard.
• The light-house is built by the same authority as the custom-house, and is even more necessary.
• The main street ran along the shore behind this custom-house, with cross-streets leading to the two great squares.
• Vasari wrote, on March 10, duly informing him that the packing-case had arrived, and had been left under seals until Lionardo’s arrival at the custom-house.
• It was a small village, consisting, in addition to the custom-house and the dwellings of the officials, of only a few poor cottages and a public house.
• A few of his friends, under the guidance of the Collector of the port, steamed down in the custom-house boat to welcome him.
• The carriage was driven to the door of the custom-house, and we were taken into separate rooms to be examined.
• With a view of preserving uniformity, the Russian authorities, from time to time, fix a standard price at which particular articles shall be valued for export at the customhouse.
• Poindexter, to investigate the affairs of the custom-house of New York, together with all the correspondence and testimony accompanying the same, and also the report of Mr.
• About this period, the people were much incensed at an act, committed by a person who held an office in the custom-house.
• It was said, too, that the figure of a man with a cloth hanging down over his face, was seen to step into the balcony of the custom-house, and discharge a musket at the crowd.
• Still, however, there were many tories, custom-house officers, and Englishmen, who used to assemble in the British Coffee House, and talk over the affairs of the period.
• Thirty or forty thousand custom-house officers will do the business.

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