Florentines is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLORENTINES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FLORENTINE, a kind of biscuit packed with nuts, glacé cherries, and other preserved fruit, coated on one side with chocolate
• florentine, a kind of biscuit packed with nuts, glacé cherries, and other preserved fruit, coated on one side with chocolate

Words related to FLORENTINES

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How to use FLORENTINES in a sentence

• Fickle indeed were the Florentines ever, but in Cosimo they had a master who would not let them go.
• These gardens form the grand promenade of the Florentines on Sundays and holidays.
• At the door of the Battisterio are the columns in red granite, which once adorned the gates of the city at Pisa, and were carried off by the Florentines in one of their wars.
• I never conversed with a people more ungrateful and puffed up than the Florentines.
• In 1294 the Florentines determined to rebuild their mother-church upon a scale of unexampled grandeur.
• Occupying all the hill back of the Pitti Palace, are the Boboli Gardens, three times a week the great resort of the Florentines.
• She had been told that Romans were all wicked and gloomy, and that Florentines were all wicked and gay.
• And though on landing, the Florentines challenged them, they durst not interfere with an ambassador or come to battle with his men.
• Then they besought the Florentines to choose one of these, the gates or the pillars, as a gift.
• For even as the Romans kept wolves on the Capitol, so the Pisans kept eagles, the Florentines lions, the Sienese a wolf.
• Certainly the Florentines, for that day at least, wished to substitute a lady of their city for the Roman beauty, and Lorenzo seems to have agreed with them.
• Domenico at Fiesole and told the Florentines their Archbishop was at their gates.
• The Order of Servites, whose church and convent are before us, was originally founded by seven Florentines of the Laudesi, that Compagnia di S.
• Miniato, was devoutly venerated by the Florentines after they were become Christians, and a little church was built there in his honour.
• Now the Florentines were already busy in Lombardy against Visconti, who besought Castruccio to make a diversion.
• There was a tragic greatness about such as his grandmother, a salt of nobility which was lacking among the mellow Florentines.
• Florentines, the, as merchants in fifteenth century, 5.
• The Florentines, the dukes of Ferrara and Mantua, and all the powers of Italy, combined in the same measure.
• Lionardo chose for his subject a victory of the Florentines over the Milanese, while Michael Angelo took a scene from the Pisan campaigns.
• I am sorry to be obliged to record that the Florentines, so far as could be judged from their conduct and bearing, felt nothing of all this.
• But he was foiled by the energy to which the Prior roused the Florentines for measures of defence.
• The absence of real coarseness in the midst of so much seeming license, and the perfect social equality gave her a gratifying impression of her Florentines.
• Frederick created Castruccio the lord of Pisa, and the Pisans, in dread of the Guelph party, and particularly of the Florentines, were constrained to accept him as their lord.
• Among these exiles were Matteo Guidi, Nardo Scolari, Lapo Uberti, Gerozzo Nardi, and Piero Buonaccorsi, all exiled Florentines and Ghibellines.
• Whereupon the Florentines recalled their army, which had scarcely reached Tuscany, when Castruccio was forced by other necessities to return to Lucca.
• He approached the Florentines with the proposal of a truce, which they readily entertained, for they were weary of the war, and desirous of getting rid of the expenses of it.
• Whilst Castruccio made peace with the Florentines, and strengthened his position in Lucca, he neglected no opportunity, short of open war, of increasing his importance elsewhere.
• He believed that if he succeeded in this design, victory was assured, although he was informed that the Florentines had thirty thousand men, whilst he had only twelve thousand.
• He also struck medals in commemoration of the defeat of the Florentines.
• This cleared a space of which the Florentines at once took advantage, and thus gained possession of a portion of the battlefield.
• The study of bygone Florentines had an interest for me which was quickened by the daily and hourly study of living Florentines.

Similar words containing FLORENTINE without suffix s

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