Noon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOON in dictionary:

VERB:
• to rest at midday
• To take rest and refreshment at noon.
• take a rest at noon
NOUN:
• The middle of the day; midday; the time when the sun is in the meridian; twelve o\'clock in the daytime.
• Hence, the highest point; culmination.
• twelve o'clock in the day; midday
• twelve o'clock midday
ADJECTIVE:
• No. See the Note under No.
• Belonging to midday; occurring at midday; meridional.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• twelve o\'clock midday

Words related to NOON

midday13 midnoon10 nooned7 noons5

Words that contain NOON

noons5 nooned7 nooner6 midnoon10 noonday11 nooners7 nooning8 prenoon9 forenoon11 midnoons11 noondays12 noonings9 noontide9 noontime10 afternoon12 forenoons12 noontides10 noontimes11 afternoons13 midafternoon18 midafternoons19

How to use NOON in a sentence

• Toward noon, Colonel Washington had arrived, bringing the first accurate news of the disaster, and at once setting on foot the relief expedition.
• At noon it was settled beyond dispute that the rebels were retreating.
• About noon, the hermit came to the door of a paltry house inhabited by a rich miser, and begged the favor of an hospitable reception for a few hours.
• The sunlight of noon beat and quivered in long lances through crimson and blue windows.
• The principal merchants began their business early in the morning, and took dinner about noon with their families at home.
• It was about noon, and it so happened that on the day before, when the chief officer took his observation, I was seized with a desire to watch him and see how he did it.
• So when the cows gave him milk at noon and he put down his flute, the crow seized it in his beak and flew away to the top of a tree.
• All night, and till nearly noon the next day, they lay there, more dead than alive, and the hardest part of their pilgrimage was yet before them.
• The fifteen whom I required were sent back to me by the Colonel, and turned up about noon, so, after lunch, we set forth.
• Noon found us at the station, taking the last bite of fresh air before we entered the travelling oven.
• A hundred men were at work clearing it away, and it was probable they would finish by noon.
• At noon the following day a messenger arrived with the passport, and also an order to be ready to proceed toward New England on the following day.
• They had made some progress by noon, however, when Sister came down with their dinner.
• About noon on the same day, the fleet came to a halt off Santiago harbor, or a little to the west of the entrance to it, and Admiral Sampson came on board.
• Towards noon he caught the electric atmosphere pouring down the northern mountains.
• By noon he had reached the country of the plantations, the great, sad, silent levels bordering the mighty river.
• Not far away, to the north beside the church, the rosy Campanile towers over Lucca, calling city and country too, to pray at dawn and at noon and at evening.
• Here, too, he carried on a small business, which occupied him from morning till noon.
• Soon after noon, these troops commenced their attack upon the south-eastern face of the Kauwukah system.
• Staunton occupied herself over George, morning, noon, and night.
• But though they kept on until noon nothing further worth shooting at presented itself.
• It was noon before she finished, and then she packed a basket of lunch.
• We were in no hurry to cross, as our wagon would be gone all day, and it was nearly high noon when we trailed up to the ford.
• Skirting the sand dunes, by early noon all the horses were in hand, save the band of thirty.
• The good little lady bore her suspense as best she could until noon, then she ordered her carriage and drove into the village.
• It was noon when the caravan reached the tower of the water-clock.
• It was halfway toward noon when he awakened, remembered dimly in the first instant, and then comprehending everything in the second.

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