Doorsteps is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOORSTEPS in dictionary:

VERB:
• DOORSTEP, to canvass door to door
• (of a journalist) wait uninvited outside the home of (someone) in order to obtain an interview or photograph
NOUN:
• a step leading up to the outer door of a house
• a thick slice of bread
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a step leading to a door

Words related to DOORSTEPS

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How to use DOORSTEPS in a sentence

• They dine, smoke, and bivouac, and drink with the citizens on the doorsteps of their houses.
• The peasants dressed in their Sunday clothes were chatting on their door-steps while they waited for supper.
• Tredgold noted with pleasure the interest of his companion as she gazed at the crumbling roofs, the red-brick doorsteps, and the tiny lattice windows of the cottages.
• Descending the doorsteps, he stood for a moment, undecided whether to return home or to go to the hotel and await the return of Dr.
• It has managed to remove the sights and sounds of battlefields away from our doorsteps.
• The door-steps and the ground about them were still damp from the dew.
• The rest of the party were then left at their respective door-steps, as they drove along towards home.
• The good folk still sat at their doorsteps, talking as before on the same inexhaustible subjects, but a little subdued with the approach of night.
• But they might have been raised in a barnyard and fed cabbage leaves from back door-steps, for all the excitement they showed.
• As for the lower sort of strangers, I myself have often seen them, at that full time, sleeping out on the doorsteps for want of a covered place to creep under.
• For days there had been talk of little else at the cottage doorsteps, and in the market place.
• But most of the daytime was spent by the inhabitants of Primrose Place out of doors, lounging about on the pavement, or sitting on the doorsteps.
• Women and children, half starved, were seated at their doorsteps, with hardly clothes to cover them decently.
• Only the smell of the new grass on their door-steps can take away that smell.
• There were a few chairs in the room besides, but the doorsteps were wide.
• She thrust her knitting-work in her pocket, donned her sun-bonnet, and departed with other chance occupants of the doorsteps.
• The light snow which had fallen that day was lying upon the front door-steps undisturbed by any track, so Richard entered at the side.
• The inhabitants were on their doorsteps or chatting in little groups, and we created quite a sensation in our Parisian vehicle.
• A few sickly-looking oranges were all we could obtain to quench our thirst, and we seized those and sat down on the shop door-steps, tired and panting.
• The tenants, conclaving together of an evening on doorsteps, had come to the conclusion that the Universal Thrift Club was the very contrivance which they had lacked for years.
• Windows were thrown up, and people standing on their doorsteps shouted inquiries.
• Speculators piled gold on his doorsteps, and he laughed at them.
• The loyal would come to their doorsteps ready to fly further inland.
• Colonel Fox! A tall young man stood on the doorsteps of the meeting-house, as Dorcas went demurely behind her parents in at the open door.
• Those that I passed to-day, sitting on their doorsteps, or on the ground round them eating, were the people employed at the mill and threshing-floor.
• The doorsteps themselves were softly piled with the white flowers of the frost, and the bricks of the pavement strewn with multitudinous shells and stars of dew and air.
• Perhaps one hundred would be there, wet or fine, sleeping on the doorsteps or singing ballads until morning.
• As to her education, she used to sit on the doorsteps of the schoolhouse and hear the privileged boys recite their lessons.
• Ellsworthy drove away in state, and the sisters saw her off from their door-steps.
• It will be a very pleasant thing to be able to post letters without going off our own doorsteps, but this is only half of the comfort which the new box is going to be to us.
• The children crowded upon the doorsteps, or sat down at the corners of the streets, crying as if their own mothers were dead.
• She was gone but a little while, and when she came back she started to see a dark figure on the doorsteps under the tall, red oak.
• The mild spring weather came on and the women sat mending or knitting on the doorsteps.

Similar words containing DOORSTEP without suffix s

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