Marcel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARCEL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make a deep, soft wave in the hair
• give a marcel wave to (hair)
• make a marcel in a woman\'s hair
• make such waves in (the hair)
NOUN:
• a deep artificial wave in the hair.
• hairstyle characterized by repeated regular waves
• a hairdo characterized by deep regular waves that are made by a heated curling iron

Words related to MARCEL

marcelled14 marceller13 marcellers14 marcelling15 marcels11

Words that contain MARCEL

marcels11 marcella12 marcellas13 marcelled14 marceller13 marcellers14 marcelling15

How to use MARCEL in a sentence

• For a long time Marcel had not allowed himself to be discouraged by the emphatic refusal which greeted him at each exposition.
• The visit of Marcel filled her with a strange trouble, and she hesitated a long time before showing herself to him.
• He wanted, however, to assure himself personally, and as Marcel was incapable of lying, he quickly recognized the sad reality.
• His Mass said, Marcel did not want to return to the parsonage.
• It was an excellent meal, and the worthy Ridoux tried to make it cheerful, but a vague feeling of sorrow oppressed Marcel.
• They conversed for a long time still, and they drank too, so much so that Marcel went to his room with his brain charged with the fumes of the wine.
• Marcel, with his hat in his hand, bowed to her, and appeared to invite her by a sign to come down.
• She turned the key, and Marcel glided like a shadow through the half-open gate, quickly crossed the borders, and threw himself under the arbour.
• When Marcel had gone away, Suzanne, when she had quietly shut the street-door, by which she had gone out, went upstairs to her room and sat down on the side of her bed.
• Thus Marcel found himself enlisted, in spite of himself.
• Marcel felt oppressed at heart, when he put his foot again, for the first time after five years, within the episcopal Palace.
• Well, you are sharper than I am, cried the old Cure, striking the table and looking at Marcel with astonishment mingled with admiration.
• Marcel and his sheriffs had decided upon and prepared, at a private council, this dramatic incident, so contrary to the promises they had but lately made to the dauphin.
• Marcel, under pretext of defence against the besiegers, admitted into Paris a pretty large number of English in the pay of the King of Navarre.
• On the 27th of July, Marcel boldly resolved to set at liberty and send over to him the four hundred English imprisoned in the Louvre.
• The death of Stephen Marcel and the ruin of his party were fatal to the plots and ambitious hopes of the King of Navarre.
• Henry Marcel, director of the Beaux-Arts, and under the direction of M.
• My friend Marcel, a fisherman, discovered by accident the only safe means of reaching the path which winds round the island.
• Marcel reports that a systematic search of the island was begun to-day.
• Marcel wielded a short paddle, and an almost imperceptible dip of its broad blade sent the strangely-built craft across the pool.
• Marcel once landed on a rock during a very calm day, and saw the opening.
• Marcel was edging across the channel, and making good use of the very force that threatened to sweep him away.
• As for the effort entailed by his forlorn burden he did not give a thought to it until Marcel indicated that he must stand fast.
• Marcel led, the ex-President himself followed, with San Benavides, Coke, and Hozier in close proximity.
• She was hoping to greet her Manoel, she half expected to find Marcel, but to be faced by an officer was the last thing she had thought of.
• Marcel, on the 21st of April, 1142, at the age of sixty-three.

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