Limousine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIMOUSINE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• any large and luxurious car, esp. one that has a glass division between the driver and passengers
• a large, luxurious car, especially one driven by a chauffeur who is separated from the passengers by a partition
• a car licensed to transport passengers in return for payment, typically more luxurious than a taxi and not fitted with a taximeter.
• a passenger vehicle carrying people to and from an airport.
• large luxurious car
• large luxurious car; usually driven by a chauffeur

Words related to LIMOUSINE

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Words that contain LIMOUSINE

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How to use LIMOUSINE in a sentence

• The Interior of the limousine, when made into berths for the three girls, was as safe and cosy as a Pullman sleeping coach.
• Especially were the men staring at the three pretty, feminine faces that peered from the interior of the limousine.
• She obeyed readily the man who asked her to be seated in the limousine.
• At the exit to the street a big limousine was waiting.
• I sent the limousine for you, thinking you would want to go straight to the house and wash off the dust of travel.
• I had supposed that because a woman rode down town in a limousine to buy a fifty-dollar hat, she must be well to do.
• The street lights were winking merrily and brougham and limousine passed beneath it, moving rapidly northward.
• Over a concrete bridge fled a limousine of long sleek hood and noiseless engine.
• He waited patiently, and ere long the limousine was turned in the little courtyard before the porch and driven out into the lane again.
• Almost before the hum of the retiring limousine had become inaudible, a second car entered the lane and turned into the drive of Hillside.
• Just outside the Cavalry Club a limousine was waiting, driven by a chauffeur who looked like some kind of Oriental.
• A minute later he was seated again in the shuttered limousine, and as it moved off, and the lights leapt up above him, he lay back upon the cushions and uttered a long sigh.
• It was a big limousine, and its driver swerved perilously in avoiding Smith and nearly ran into me.
• Though by this time the German gunners had the range and shrapnel was bursting all about him, he was as cool as though he were turning a limousine in the width of Piccadilly.
• I observe a limousine approaching from the east in a course perpendicular to mine.
• A word to the automaton on the front seat and the limousine swept up to the curb where he was passing.
• Hugh was therefore surprised and a little startled to see Norry walk up to an expensive limousine with a uniformed chauffeur at the wheel.
• A big limousine had pulled up beside the footpath, and an immaculate footman was standing by its open door, rug in hand.
• Alice I saw for a bewildering instant, framed in the window of a big limousine that rolled away up-town.
• During the succeeding few seconds none of the occupants of the limousine spoke.
• After a while, an olive-green limousine piloted by a policeman in uniform and helmet floated in and grounded.
• A short distance behind the bus, a limousine rolled down the cross street leisurely, silently.
• At the curb, Benson, the chauffeur, sprang from his seat, and, touching his cap, opened the door of a luxurious limousine.
• Right ahead of me, a green automobile with one of those limousine bodies drove up to the front door.
• We reached our destination at about half-past four and were met by a footman in livery, who piloted us to a limousine driven by a French chauffeur.
• Behind the station they found a limousine car awaiting them.
• For a moment his glance rested on the limousine and the two half-seen figures within.
• The Colonel and two of the ladies expressed an inclination to attend church, the limousine being offered them for the purpose.
• There were many tracks of automobiles in the light snow and hail that covered the road, and one broader than the rest John felt sure was made by the great limousine of Auersperg.
• The garage, besides the great automobile, contained a smaller one, but John kept the limousine in mind.
• Many eyes watched the great limousine as it rolled into Tellnitz, and stopped before the excellent inn of Herr Johann Ignatz Leinfelder.
• It was not the taxicab that he had been led to expect, but the same maroon-coloured limousine into which he had assisted Marian Blessington at the Bizarre.
• Outside Monica took the lead and brought me over to a chocolate-coloured limousine drawn up at the pavement.

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