Loft is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOFT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to propel high into the air
• kick, hit, or throw (a ball or missile) high up
• give backward slope to the head of (a golf club)
• propel through the air
• kick or strike high in the air
• lay out a full-scale working drawing of the lines of a vessel\'s hull
• strike, throw, or kick (a ball) high into the air
NOUN:
• a room or space directly under the roof of a house or other building, used for accommodation or storage
• a gallery in a church or hall
• a large, open area in a warehouse, factory, or other large building that has been converted into living space.
• a pigeon house.
• part of a room on a higher level than the rest of the room.
• upward inclination given to the ball in a stroke.
• backward slope of the head of a club, designed to give upward inclination to the ball
• the thickness of insulating matter in an object such as a sleeping bag.
• space between the top storey and roof of a building
• That which is lifted up; an elevation.
• The room or space under a roof and above the ceiling of the uppermost story.
• A gallery or raised apartment in a church, hall, etc.; as, an organ loft.
• A floor or room placed above another; a story.
• floor consisting of a large unpartitioned space over a factory or warehouse or other commercial space
• floor consisting of open space at the top of a house just below roof; often used for storage
• (golf) the backward slant on the head of some golf clubs that is designed to drive the ball high in the air
• a raised shelter in which pigeons are kept
ADJECTIVE:
• Lofty; proud.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to store in a loft (an upper room)

Words related to LOFT

lofted10 lofting11 loftless11 loftlike15 lofts8 tallet6

How to use LOFT in a sentence

• Again, they require no loft, or special dwelling-place, but, if properly tended, will be perfectly satisfied, and thrive as well, in a rabbit-hutch as any where.
• And as Paul declared he was the more overcome with sleep, and fell down from the third loft, and was taken up dead.
• In this place, now so flourishing a city, he was compelled to hold his meetings in a loft over the Post Office.
• When it was safe for him to come down from the loft and sit in a chair under a spreading oak, Cicely supported him until he was strong enough to walk about the yard.
• Then he took the book to bed with him in the loft, and read by the light of a tallow candle.
• Up the narrow stairs the Vicar climbed, followed by his attendants, to the first loft.
• Our cabin was one long room, with a loft above, which we reached with a ladder.
• The oldest boys slept in a big wooden bed in the loft.
• The maize grown upon the small farm having been stored here from time immemorial, the rats had learnt from tradition and experience to consider this loft as their Land of Goshen.
• The old bell in its holy loft Where pigeons nest, has ceased to swing And yet through many a day and oft A weary people hear it sing.
• It was no great matter to reach a ladder to the loft.
• The bells are in the next story, and at no great height above the floor of the ringing loft.
• The dancing went on but nobody could be found in the loft.
• Shchapoff came back, and the double shuffle was sounding merrily in the empty loft.
• He made a skeleton key with which he gained access to a loft where were stored valuable goods.
• The rich carved wood screen which supports the organ loft is also of Jacobean work.
• It communicated at the end with a pigeon-cote, and is reached by a good stone staircase, which also gives access to a loft above.
• Upstairs, and reached by a ladder, was a loft or attic running the full area of the house, but so low that one could touch, the rafters everywhere.
• Once a rescue worker found her girl secreted with four others in a loft, to which she had been removed because the brothel-keeper feared an attempt at rescue.
• Except that the house had an immensely large rambling loft at top, I made no other discoveries.
• There were none about, and we entered, and, taking refuge in a loft, hid ourselves beneath some provender.
• I was almost despairing of escape from this prison of mine, when I saw that the loft had a hayshoot, leading downwards.
• All my strength abandoned me, and, retreating to the wall of my loft, I sank down and became insensible.
• Gazonal observed one stair of pine wood, the lowest no doubt of the staircase which led to the loft.
• One day I met at his door the barge-builder into whose cavernous loft I had stumbled on my first visit to Pascoe.
• They did not venture to stir till daybreak, and not till the sun shone through the hole in the roof down on the fire-place did they feel courage enough to descend from the loft.
• Rather early I bid them all good-night and climb the attic stairs to my loft.

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