Forenoon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORENOON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the period of daylight before noon
• the morning
• The early part of the day, from morning to meridian, or noon.
• the time period between dawn and noon
• morning

Words related to FORENOON

forenoons12 morning10

Words that contain FORENOON

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How to use FORENOON in a sentence

• The brightness of the forenoon was upon everything, and it was all invigorating.
• So the time will be a few minutes before nine, or a few minutes before ten, in the forenoon.
• These concerts are held by them on the forenoon of each day, for a week or ten days, after which they soon commence building their nests.
• It was late in the forenoon when Junius met Mr Brandon returning to Midbranch.
• He supposed that he should not be able to get back into his study till noon, as he recollected that his uncle expected to be employed all the forenoon about his pruning.
• She busied herself about the house that forenoon, seeking deliberately a multitude of little tasks to occupy her hands and her mind.
• As the early morning is the best time to see the old city, the forenoon is the best time for shopping.
• The Count de Volaski called here while you were away this forenoon.
• Late in the forenoon the French drove the Prussians back.
• That forenoon was the time to Skag of the great tension.
• What the deuce is there to it? The women get up in the morning, spend the forenoon fixing themselves up to take in some innocuous gabblefest after luncheon.
• We all went to the Episcopal church in the forenoon, and dined with the Judge after church.
• It was in the middle of the forenoon before they permitted this hope to die.
• Dicky took a hurried breakfast and rushed off to the studio, while I spent a dreary forenoon washing the dishes and putting the apartment to rights.
• As usual, it took a long time to get the ponies properly loaded and ready to start, and the forenoon was about half-gone when the procession finally left the courtyard of the inn.
• We got on board in the forenoon, when the result of our examination was heard with a satisfaction not easily expressed, but which may be readily imagined.
• Just by this mound of earth he reined up with an air that said the forenoon route was finished.
• We rose early and worked hard till about the middle of the forenoon getting all things ready.
• Early in the forenoon the swamp and vale were overflowed, and had every appearance of a large navigable river.
• The two young men had a great argument as to which was to have the forenoon and which the afternoon, but at last it was settled that Rudolph should preach in the morning.
• The foreman informed us that they had met our cattle about the middle of the forenoon, nearly twenty-five miles out from Powder River.
• I had spent most of the forenoon in my workshop, engaged in deep and solemn thought.
• In the afternoon, a thick fog came on, with light drizzling rain, which continued till the forenoon of the 5th, when the fog dispersed, and the weather cleared up.
• Feeling deep concern for the salvation of the souls under their care, they met every Monday forenoon, to pray together for their flocks and their own souls.
• The whole forenoon of the following day, Gertrude thought that she was still dreaming.

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