Fairyland is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAIRYLAND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the land of the fairies
• the imaginary home of fairies.
• a beautiful place
• an imagined ideal place
• imaginary place where fairies live
• The imaginary land or abode of fairies.
• something existing solely in the imagination (but often mistaken for reality)
• the enchanted realm of fairies
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the land of fairies

Words related to FAIRYLAND

elfland11 fairylands17 feerie9

Words that contain FAIRYLAND

fairylands17

How to use FAIRYLAND in a sentence

• He is not allowed to represent fairy-land as if it resembled Walworth, nor to paint Walworth in the colours of Venice.
• It had held her lace handkerchief, which smelled like some mysterious flower of fairyland.
• Down the Western slopes he saw a fairyland for horses.
• It is all very well to talk of the freedom of fairyland, but there was precious little freedom in fairyland by the best official accounts.
• In that fairyland of delights she had beheld the lover strangely wooing but one mistress, the husband strangely cherishing but one wife.
• Spenser makes the voyagers his warrant for his excursion into fairyland.
• Canal Street that evening was a veritable fairyland.
• They lessen the distance between us and it by teaching us that even fairy-land knows no exemption from those imperfections which blur our purest natures.
• This desire to discover the things pertaining to Fairyland has been, throughout history, one of the most fertile sources of adventure.
• And when mature years are attained the atmosphere of Fairyland remains with us.
• Trees Fat smell like a wind out of fairy-land Where little people live Who need no geography But trees.
• I make no pretence to have had any glimpses of fairyland.
• She had been to him an elf from fairyland, a being elusive who offered him all the magic of her love, but upon whom he had no claims.
• And little Violet was mourned as dead in Fairy-Land, and many tears were shed, for the gentle Fairy was beloved by all, from the Queen down to the humblest flower.
• Mounted on bright-winged butterflies, they flew over forest and meadow, till with joyful eyes they saw the flower-crowned walls of Fairy-Land.
• She was in her happiest humor, and informed Nurse that she was to be queen of fairy-land! Nurse lifted the veil from her face and looked steadfastly at Manetho with her one eye.
• The opera opens in fairyland, where a bevy of fairies is watching the slumbers of Oberon.
• The silver notes of the bugle and the chant of youthful voices changed the college-world into a fairyland.
• As they had played fairyland in the theatre in the Square des-Arts-et-Metiers, he had at hand all the needed material to give me a luxurious stage-setting without great expense.
• The queen of the fairies came soon after to pay Tom a visit, and carried him back to Fairyland, where he lived several years.
• He had been in the gold-mines, that fairyland of our imagination.
• It is best to suppose that he knew what he was about when he wandered into the fairyland of verse, and that in such moments he found nothing better to his hand.
• All there was of her was already on the mountain, in the little garden which Rose Winter had said was like fairyland.
• The queen of fairies came soon after to pay Tom a visit, and carried him back to Fairy-land, where he lived several years.
• The ground four hundred yards away was a fairyland that danced and glimmered.
• For a few weeks you might believe yourself in a fairy-land of romance if you married your lover and went to live in the two rooms.
• Had it not been for the cruel face of Crow, he could have imagined himself on one of those enchanted canoes in fairyland, of which he had read when a boy.
• Yet the loaf was already made, and so fine it was that nobody could even describe it, for only in fairyland one finds such marvelous loaves.
• Thus even fairyland, and the worlds of heaven and hell, have their place in art.
• The splendors of Arabian fairyland dyed our dreams.
• The whole country exulting in its new sense of freedom and power became a fairyland of youth, springtime, and romantic achievement.
• The great room that had seemed so splendid to Aurelius when he entered it, looked cold and plain now when he returned to it from fairyland.

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