Fireside is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIRESIDE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the area immediately surrounding a fireplace
• A place near the fire or hearth; home; domestic life or retirement.
• an area near a fireplace (usually paved and extending out into a room)
• home symbolized as a part of the fireplace
• hearth
• the area round a fireplace (used especially with reference to a person's home or family life)

Words related to FIRESIDE

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Words that contain FIRESIDE

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How to use FIRESIDE in a sentence

• If he hints that a fireside in July is slightly tepid, thoughtfully suggest that it is merely a figure of speech, and introduce an episode of cream to cool it.
• No trouble now to get the Big Chimney men away from the fireside.
• By the fireside tragedies are acted In whose scenes appear two actors only, Wife and husband, And above them God, the sole spectator.
• Home and fireside, in their true sense, are Teutonic institutions.
• He saw her in his own house, before his own fireside, a baby clinging to her skirt.
• A man may learn, sitting by his fireside, more than an angel would desire to know of human life, by reading well a single newspaper.
• Families seated at the fireside started at every breath of wind, and trembled at the sound of every approaching footstep.
• Great God in Heaven! Have then the people here No house and home, no fireside, no altar? WALLENST.
• When the meal was over Brown sent Jennings back to the fireside while he himself washed the dishes.
• We may be sure there was much talk, that night, at the home fireside, and the good Baptist wife declared that no child of hers should attend meeting again till made a member.
• This business despatched, a few slovenly lessons were performed, and Squeers retired to his fireside, leaving Nicholas to take care of the boys in the schoolroom.
• I was weak and began to tremble, and, going back to the fireside, lay back in my chair with a beating of the heart that was a warning.
• The blessings of home and fireside, Of friendship, of books, of health, Of knowledge, of church, of worship, All these are a part of our wealth.
• I could hear him as he cut cedar boughs for his own fireside bed, and as he rattled around among his pots and pans.
• At the end of the week, I was able to leave my bed, and sit by the fireside, while Susan read to me.
• The officer went back to his letter, and the sergeant and his men to their fireside.
• When we arrived at the castle I was shown into a large parlour, in which was an old lady sitting in an arm-chair by the fireside, knitting.
• For the poor man home, children, fireside affection, mean more than for the rich man, because they are his only wealth.
• Her men and women are essentially men and women of the fireside.
• She rose from her filthy old chair by the fireside, and went to a table covered with a green cloth so worn that you could count the threads.
• But had he never written essays likely to rank him with the few masters of that delightful fireside form, he would still have an indisputable claim as novelist.
• The fireside for the cricket, The wheat stack for the mouse, When trembling night winds whistle And moan all round the house.
• I used to go down to my farm every morning, and return in the evening to a cheerful fire-side and agreeable society, which rewarded me for the toils of the day.
• It was the politics of the fireside, of sweetness and light, of justice and truth, of humanity and God.
• Only in the intimacy of the fireside did he wholly reveal his innate modesty and simplicity of character.
• One evening she sat opposite to Miss Davis at the school-room fireside.

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