Lanterns is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LANTERNS in dictionary:

VERB:
• LANTERN, to provide with a case for carrying a light
NOUN:
• a lamp with a transparent case protecting the flame or electric bulb, and typically having a handle by which it may be carried or hung
• a square, curved, or polygonal structure on the top of a dome or a room, with the sides glazed or open so as to admit light
• the light chamber at the top of a lighthouse.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a protective case for a light

Words related to LANTERNS

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How to use LANTERNS in a sentence

• The dull blaze of the lanterns shone in the warm glow of her hair.
• All this went through my mind as we stood there, shining the lanterns to and fro.
• In about a minute, he came back, and handed something to the Second Mate, that shone in the light from the lanterns.
• By the light of lanterns the struggle went on, doubly terrifying in the mystery of night.
• When she returned with men and lanterns there was no one in the arbour, but there were what had been a man and a girl.
• The Natchalnik was waiting with lanterns, and gave us a hearty welcome.
• Captain French and his friends had, in fact, just started to search Bear Swamp, well armed with lanterns, for night was coming on.
• Lanterns were lit, and the Tacoma felt her way along carefully, for Captain Fairleigh knew that they were now in the track of considerable shipping.
• At another town, called Furnes, there is also a procession of children, who carry paper lanterns, with lighted candles in them, and march singing through the streets.
• The lovers galloped ahead of the party and reached a little hill beyond which there were no more lanterns.
• The action of the two leaders with the lanterns had a good effect on the others.
• In front of the hut loomed up a huge beast looking monstrous in the light of a couple of lanterns held by attendants.
• He screwed up his courage and went through the forms of the afternoon in his room dimly lighted by lanterns in the street.
• The rest of us soon followed his example, and the sea, lit by our four lanterns, was illuminated for a circle of forty yards.
• In a short time the wind would clearly reveal the stream, the outlines of the houses, and the lanterns, which now looked like red specks at the corners of the streets.
• For two hours the soldiers had been charging the crowds by the light of lanterns and torches.
• The lanterns hanging in front of the Chinese cellars were extinguished one by one, and everyone apparently turned in.
• At the New Villa they burned Bengal lights and sent up fireworks in the evenings, and a sailing-boat with red lanterns floated by Obrutchanovo.
• The dim light cast from the lanterns was well-nigh swallowed up in the intense gloom.
• The moonlight could not reach this spot among the trees, so densely shaded, but the lanterns showed them the old man a short distance from the path.
• She could make little houses, with smoke coming out of the chimney, and paper lanterns, and boxes, and, oh! ever so many things.

Similar words containing LANTERN without suffix s

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