Loggia is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOGGIA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Italian) an open-sided gallery or arcade
• a gallery or room with one or more open sides, especially one that forms part of a house and has one side open to the garden.
• covered gallery at the side of a building
• A roofed open gallery. It differs from a veranda in being more architectural, and in forming more decidedly a part of the main edifice to which it is attached; from a porch, in being intended not for entrance but for an out-of-door sitting-room.
• a roofed arcade or gallery with open sides stretching along the front or side of a building; often at an upper level
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an open gallery

Words related to LOGGIA

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Words that contain LOGGIA

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How to use LOGGIA in a sentence

• At that moment Enrica was the only woman in the world whom he loved, or ever could love! He dressed himself in haste, opened the door, and stepped out into the loggia.
• The ground floor was once an open loggia, but the spaces between its fifty pillars have been filled in.
• It is composed of a few rooms with a two-storied loggia looking across the water to the palm-groves, and surrounded by a garden of cypresses and orange-trees.
• In reply to this amiable invitation we crossed an empty saloon surrounded with divans and passed out onto the loggia where the wool-merchant and his guests were seated.
• I went to it, and found its special feature a spacious loggia or verandah, sheltered by the overhanging upper story.
• He thought the statue could be placed under the middle arch of the Loggia without hindrance to ceremonies of state.
• He thought that in the Loggia the statue would be only partly seen, and that it would run risks of injury from scoundrels.
• He was however still some distance away, and standing in the shelter of the loggia she waited for him, watched the vague silhouette resolving itself into colour and line.
• The loggia had been replaced by a couple of Gothic towers.
• Maria di Fuori, with its beautiful loggia, but they will not hold you long.
• On the benches of the loggia men lie asleep in the shadow, and children chase one another among the statues.
• The loggia was not yet finished, and after the desolation of the plague the Commune was probably too embarrassed to think of completing it immediately.
• Thus the loggia became a church, the great popular church of Florence, built by the people for their own use, in what had once been the corn-market of the city.
• There in the loggia above the garden she dined with the newly-married ladies of the city.
• It is said that he had tried unsuccessfully to deal with that block of marble which stood in the Loggia dei Lanzi, and from which Michelangelo unfolded the David.
• In the background two maids search for a gown in a great chest under a loggia.
• The marble loggia is a work of the fifteenth century, and the two statues are, one of S.
• Walls and floor of this loggia were tiled, and barred windows on either side the dais looked far down over a world which seemed all sky, sea, and garden.
• It still wanted half an hour of luncheon time, and the Princess led the way to a wide window-door on to the loggia.
• I am writing this letter there, on the loggia I told you about.
• She was lying among the red cushions of her favourite hammock on the loggia.
• When Mary returned to the loggia to gather up the writing materials she had left there, the Princess had come back, wearing a gown which Mary had never seen.
• Americo brought Miss Bland and her friend out to the loggia, which was the living-room of the family in warm, sunny weather.
• Miss Bland turned her face away and looked down at a fountain on the terrace below the loggia.
• The Vatican was the palace of the Popes in Rome, and one of the open courts of the palace had a gallery or Loggia, as it is called, built about its three sides.
• Nothing gives so much sense of rush, as may be seen in many of the compositions in the Loggia.
• In Ferrara we have the painting of Dosso in the Palace of Castello, and in Padua they also praise the loggia of M.
• It is a hall and two chambers and a loggia in fresco, in the palaces of the said St.
• The morning after his arrival he joined Audubon and myself in a kind of loggia at the back of the house, which was our common place of rendezvous.
• This arcade contains a double loggia which thus runs round the whole church with the exception of the presbytery, where it ends in lofty tribunes.
• Within this triumphal arch upon either side rise the tribunes in which the upper loggia of the church itself comes to an end.
• Above all the exquisite Loggia del Giardino should not be missed.
• Giorgio arose and ascended to the loggia, to observe the spot designated.
• During the intervals when he could not dance with her he retired to the loggia, and thought about her.
• The three windows at the back open on to a narrow covered balcony, or loggia, and through them can be seen the west side of the canal.

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