Hostesses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOSTESSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• HOSTESS, to act as a woman who entertains socially
NOUN:
• a woman who receives or entertains guests
• a woman employed to welcome and entertain customers at a nightclub or bar.
• a stewardess on an aircraft, train, etc.
• a woman who presents a television or radio programme
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to act as a hostess (a woman who entertains socially)

Words related to HOSTESSES

hostess10 hostessed13 hostessing14

Words that contain HOSTESSES

cohostesses16

How to use HOSTESSES in a sentence

• My hostesses received me with the utmost amiability, we seated ourselves in the oriel facing the view, and the interchange of questions and compliments began.
• Morris and Calvert had frequented were already closed, hostesses and guests alike in exile and poverty.
• Socially he could always be trusted to do the usual thing in the usual way and was therefore always much in demand by hostesses who required conventional limitations.
• For a while, the two hostesses were not in a position to ask any one outside their immediate families to these functions, but one day Mrs.
• One friend or a group of friends or her club may be hostesses and give such an affair.
• It was the strangest salon of any capital, and Lovaina the most fascinating of hostesses.
• Indeed, the hostesses of Mayfair would almost as soon have omitted the name of Adrien Leroy himself as that of his friend.
• No wonder that hostesses get them up rather because they must than because they wish.
• While he was greeting her hostesses, Goneril cast a rapid glance at him.
• Poverty had not robbed the four young hostesses of a cheery, happy-go-lucky air that charmed their more affluent guests.
• And I daresay she may have had, somewhere hidden away, a manual for young hostesses.
• Thus, during the years when I lived in London, I very often received letters from hostesses asking me to dine on the night when Mme.
• However, no one could muster up courage enough to interfere with the devotion of our hostesses, and as a matter of fact we never had any bombing raids at Villers Chatel.
• She had a strong belief in hostesses, natural to her, perhaps not unreasonable.
• We found ourselves receiving invitations from hostesses who before had been impregnable.
• My hope is that some of our future hostesses will be looking from the second-story front-windows.
• In contrast to my recent hostesses it was like coming from a garden of brilliant flowers into the soft, quiet shadows of a bamboo grove.
• Wilson was regarded as one of the most popular hostesses at the Capital and distinguished people came to her entertainments who could not be persuaded to go anywhere else.
• The change was like the assumption of a mask behind which they could efface themselves as ladies and receive as hostesses.
• I have been asked for it, more than once, by hostesses.
• Jotham and his tutor left together, promising their charming hostesses that they should soon find leisure for a call.
• By a touch of flippancy, an adroit turn of mind, she kept the knowing mastery over people which has mystified and delighted in all great hostesses since the days of Esther.
• I would not mention it but in one respect London hostesses are exacting.

Similar words containing HOSTESSE without suffix s

hostessed13 cohostessed17 cohostesses16

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