Gondola is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GONDOLA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a long, narrow boat with a high prow and stern, used in the canals of Venice, also GONDELAY
• a light flat-bottomed boat used on Venetian canals, having a high point at each end and worked by one oar at the stern.
• the seating compartment in a ski lift.
• an enclosed compartment suspended from an airship or balloon.
• an open railway freight wagon.
• a free-standing block of shelves used to display goods in a supermarket.
• long narrow boat used in Venice
• A long, narrow boat with a high prow and stern, used in the canals of Venice. A gondola is usually propelled by one or two oarsmen who stand facing the prow, or by poling. A gondola for passengers has a small open cabin amidships, for their protection against the sun or rain. A sumptuary law of Venice required that gondolas should be painted black, and they are customarily so painted now.
• A flat-bottomed boat for freight.
• A long platform car, either having no sides or with very low sides, used on railroads.
• a low flat-bottomed freight car with fixed sides but no roof
• long narrow flat-bottomed boat propelled by sculling; traditionally used on canals of Venice
• the compartment that is suspended from an airship and that carries personnel and the cargo and the power plant

Words related to GONDOLA

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Words that contain GONDOLA

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How to use GONDOLA in a sentence

• I put the stud in my shirt, raced across to the molo, jumped into a gondola, and here I am.
• Those persons who are not rich enough to possess a gondola of their own, hire them, as we do cabs, when they require to go abroad.
• I then hired a gondola for four days successively and visited every canal and every part of the city.
• Almost every family of respectability keeps a gondola, which is anchored at the steps of the front door of the house.
• At the head of the marble steps were two vases filled with red and yellow flowers, while at the foot was moored a gondola.
• The occupant of the gondola might be Contarini himself, coming home.
• But when the gondola was out of sight of the house she wished she knew whether he had looked out or not.
• In the morning, when he left the house to begin his journey, Zorzi stood by the steps with the servant to steady the gondola for him.
• After that Giovanni met the Governor of Murano and got into his gondola, and they talked in a low tone.
• Venier went out alone, while two or three walked with Contarini to his gondola.
• The gondola crept cautiously under two low bridges, then stopped outside the water-washed back steps of the Palazzo Amadeo.
• I would like to be sitting in the garden at Amalfi, or in a gondola in Venice, and I want to talk about all your beautiful thoughts.
• But no sooner had they stepped into the gondola than she wished, oh, so earnestly! that she had made some excuse.
• In the mornings I go over in my gondola to babble Armenian with the friars of the convent of St.
• Several sections in silver of a Turkish galley, a Venetian gondola, an Indian canoe, and a first-rate man-of-war.
• In Room XI, just inside the door on the left, is a noble gondola prow in iron, richly wrought, which one would like to see on a boat once more.
• Before leaving the Museo Civico let me warn the reader that it is by no means easy of access except in a gondola.
• But one should go to Murano by gondola, and go in the afternoon.
• In a gondola is a dog, since one of those animals finds its way into most of his works.
• Giovanni e Paolo by gondola, because the canals are particularly fascinating between this point and, say, the Molo.
• It will happen now and then that you will be in your gondola, with the afternoon before you, and will not have made up your mind where to go.
• You called for a gondola, which always sounds better than a taxi, but it never appeared.
• It was near the end of the winter, and I had returned one night from the Theatre Goldini, when I found a note from Lucia and a gondola waiting.
• Paul Bourget much wished to communicate with an artist who had committed suicide at Venice by throwing herself out of a gondola.
• Securing a gondola to ourselves, in it we were gently swayed through canal and under bridge in the mystical evening light.
• Although she painted religious subjects for churches, her special predilection is for views of Venice, preferably those in which the gondola appears.
• Ahead, the ambassador and Robard were walking down the steps to the canal, and a few moments later a large closed gondola came toward them.
• As they row silently and swiftly towards you, you might fancy each a fairy gondola, with gem-lighted prow.
• Once out of the railway station and in a gondola, and we can dream our dream of Venice undisturbed.
• She had seen a setting like this on a stage one time, when a beautiful lady trailed down the steps of a Venetian palace to the gondola waiting in the lagoon below.

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