Gare is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GARE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a dock-basin on a waterway
• Coarse wool on the legs of sheep.
• filth
ADJECTIVE:
• greedy; covetous

Words related to GARE

filth11 gares6

Words that contain GARE

gares6 cigaret10 pugaree10 sugared9 sugarer8 zingare17 beggared13 cigarets11 dungaree10 garefowl15 hangared13 pugarees11 puggaree12 saggared11 sangaree9 sugarers9 tagareen9 vulgarer12 cigarette12 desugared12 dogaressa11 dungareed12 dungarees11 egarement12 garefowls16 puggarees13 sangarees10 stingaree10 tagareens10 vinegared14 vulgarest13 cigarettes13 dogaressas12 egarements13 stingarees11 vinegarette15 vinegarettes16 anticigarette16

How to use GARE in a sentence

• I had some long waits before we could dine, and Hubert, the coachman, used to spend hours in the courtyard of the Gare St.
• Two hours later I bought my ticket at the Gare de Lyon for the little town chosen by Balzac as the scene for his delicious story of Ursule Mirouet.
• Only half an hour before he had alighted at the Gare du Nord, coming direct from far-off Glencardine, and had driven there in an auto-cab to keep an appointment made by telegram.
• Eventually we were permitted to pass the gates of the Gare du Nord.
• Luther and I then boarded a trolley car going northwest past the Gare du Nord and on to Schaerbeek, a junction on the outskirts of Brussels.
• I hunted up the chef de gare, and asked him if I could be sure of being able to return if I went up to Paris.
• The great square in front of the Gare du Nord, which was being used as a barracks, was guarded by a line of sentries, and no one but Germans in uniform were permitted to cross it.
• Her little tale about being a Red Cross worker told at the Gare du Nord turned out to be the truth and not the fable that she had fancied.
• When she got to the Gare du Nord the same advertisement stared down at her from the walls of the station and of the waiting-rooms.
• He had only arrived in Paris two hours before, and after a hasty dinner at the Gare du Nord he had made inquiries as to his best way of reaching Lacville.
• I request you therefore to send on my luggage to the cloak room at the Gare du Nord.
• I remember going down to the Gare Maritime one day before the Hospital ship left for Cherbourg, where they were all taken.
• Cools from the Gare Centrale told us some had been fitted in a train down there, and permission was obtained for us to use them.
• It did excellent work down at the Gare Centrale, providing the wounded with hot soup on their arrival.
• I shall have to send this by a cab to the Gare du Nord to catch the post as I want you to get it first post to-morrow.
• Street succeeded street, all growing meaner as they neared the Gare de Lyons.
• The Gare Montparnasse was reached, and he got off, dizzily, to change trains.
• He knew, vaguely, that to get to his province in the interior, he must first somehow get to the Gare du Nord.
• If it had not been winter and night, she would perhaps have longed to stop in Paris, but the sight of the great bleak Gare du Nord chilled her.
• And it was nothing to be astonished at, her not meeting him at the Gare de Lyon, for she invariably missed people when she went to railway stations.
• THESIGER IN HER HOME The Geneva express jerked itself out of the Gare de Lyons.
• The boat was quiet, and before her lay the quay of Calais and the Gare Maritime.
• But from the moment she appeared on the gangway until the double glass doors of the Gare Maritime closed behind her this apparently calm young woman did not breathe at all.
• The drowsy girl in her chair at the Gare Maritime regarded him curiously and with interest.

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