Latchkey is valid Scrabble Word

Is latchkey a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is latchkey valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
20 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for LATCHKEY in dictionary:

NOUN:

a key for opening a latched door
a key of an outer door of a house.
key for an outside door or gate, esp one that lifts a latch
A key used to raise, or throw back, the latch of a door, esp. a night latch.
key for raising or drawing back a latch or opening an outside door

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How to use LATCHKEY in a sentence

I often do go out without telling any one, and I let myself in with a latch-key when I come home, but on that particular occasion I did neither.
He let himself in with a latch-key, and asked me to follow him up to his room on the third floor.
The general use of the latch-key mentioned has increased the gayety of nations since the recent time in which this story is laid.
They were devoted friends, and they would invent the greatest latch-key in the world, or burn half the midnight oil upon the market.
He ascended the steps with some difficulty, and began fumbling for his latch-key.
When he arrived at his magnificent bachelor apartments he let himself in with a latch-key.
At something after midnight, when Miss Rodney had just finished writing half a dozen letters, there sounded a latch-key in the front door, and some one entered.
One of these Spike proceeded to open with a latchkey, and so led Ravenslee into the dark void beyond.
Congenial as they were in many ways, the possession of the latchkey, Dr.
The lock from the door had been removed altogether, and in its place was the aperture for a Yale latch-key.

CHAPTER XVIII The hour of twelve was tolling out across the water from the little church on Kew Green, when Sally fitted her borrowed latch-key into the door.
He passed on to the sober-fronted house where he lived, and entering with his latch-key made his way to his study.
It was impossible for any one to get in, even with a latch-key.
She had not actually seen him come in, having been in the kitchen, but she heard his latch-key, followed by his light step up the stairs.
Mortlake has gone out before half-past four, is guarded by the latch-key lock and the big lock.
He was just putting his latch-key in the door, when it was opened by James, who stared at him for a second, and then dropped his eyes, and put his hand before his nose.
Thorne listened night after night for the man with the latch-key, but he listened in vain.
He unlocked the door of the flat with a latch-key and almost pushed me in, as if fearing that I might be seen and perhaps recognized by some passing occupant of the house.
With it there jingled the spare latchkey with which Mrs.
He slipped on his coat again and descended the stairs, latchkey in hand.
Roma turned instantly, and with a noiseless step fled back to the door of the apartment, opened it with her latch-key, closed it silently, and bolted it on the inside.
Hastily lifting the flap and looking behind as they passed, her pursuer saw her open the door with a latchkey, and disappear.
The other is the latch-key belonging to the side door.
He inserted a cautious latch-key into the door and entered the silent home like a sinner.
He might have searched his pockets again and discovered his latchkey, but he would not.
But it was impossible that this latch-key should now be in the keyhole.
Sometimes a latch-key is heard about half-past six.
He opened the door with his latchkey, and ascended rapidly to the first floor.
It would appear that each tenant had his own key, corresponding, though hardly in convenience of size, to our latch-key.
Prohack produced his familiar latch-key, scraped round the edge of the key-hole, savagely pushed in the key, and opened the door.
As you come to the door you reach for your latch-key, and find, in the busy rush, you seem to have forgotten it, somehow.
Groping in the dark, he inserted first the big door-key and then the latch-key.
Late one night a carefully dressed elderly gentleman applied his latch-key to the door of a house in Bury Street, St.
For two hours that afternoon, she listened for his latch-key, and when at last she heard it she stole down the stairs.
She opened the door with a latch-key, and then, behind her, he made his way up two flights of narrow stairs, whose faint creak made all the sound there was.

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