Pastimes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PASTIMES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PASTIME, a recreational activity, also PASTANCE
• an activity that someone does regularly for enjoyment rather than work; a hobby

Words related to PASTIMES

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How to use PASTIMES in a sentence

• With all my heart, were it a far greater thing, And what I may to furnish up their rites, With pleasing sports and pastimes you shall see.
• All but Rasselas, who, in the twenty-sixth year of his age, began to withdraw himself from the pastimes and assemblies, and to delight in solitary walks and silent meditation.
• Golf and archery are popular pastimes in the merry Cotswolds.
• Holy Spirit, brighten Little deeds of toil, And our playful pastimes Let no folly spoil.
• Meldrum and the gleam of France had not found at Folkestone my old resources and pastimes.
• As it professes to be a complete encyclopaedia of the sports and pastimes of youth, it contains, 1.
• The court and all the land lived in such high honors, that all time men found the pastimes which each heart desired, through the favor of the king and his good queen.
• But the finest play has an end, and the sweetest feasts and the merriest pastimes do not last forever.
• At sunset she drew me to happy games of youths and children, where her fancy was never tired of weaving new turns to the familiar pastimes.
• He allowed him none of the pastimes of other children, and under this regime he suffered.
• Eva gave up rides and tennis in order to come down every day, and considering the little time there was to devote to these pastimes I appreciated it all the more.
• And as for holiday pastimes, if a scene is to be chosen suitable to them for persons thronging from a distance, it may be found elsewhere at less cost of every kind.
• That reminds me, what queer pastimes some folks can have.
• The trials of school, and all its joyous pastimes and short-lived sorrows, were over, and the cousins returned to spend the long-looked for and happy vacation at home.
• This forms a distinct characteristic from those other popular customs and pastimes which the learned have also traced to the Roman, and even more ancient nations.
• As he was subjected to their usual labors, so also he was limited to their usual pastimes and enjoyments.
• A walk in the City gardens, a trip to Richmond Hill, and the shows, were their pastimes, and Mr.
• WINFIELD Open-air pastimes have always been popular with boys, and should always be encouraged.
• People of Tours were there for these little amusements, to whom he gently recommended silence, so that no one knew of these pastimes until after his death.
• A day sitting-room is attached to each wing, and every reasonable method is taken for engaging the minds of the sick in agreeable and harmless pastimes.
• Here the insane live, in small communities, under proper medical supervision, with their own gardens and pastimes.
• An ordinary duel might be ranked among idle pastimes when compared with the stress and strain and pain of their encounters in the duel of debate.
• Isaac entered into all these pastimes, partly because he had a natural love for them, and partly because he wished to win the regard of the Indians.
• Other implements and characters may be found, used by and performing with the Morris-men, that originally had no connection with the Morris, but were borrowed from other pastimes.
• It was a hobby, and one of his few pastimes was to skirmish in strange little shops for some particularly old and strong-smelling piece at a reasonable price.
• Such were, towards the beginning of the eighteenth century, the pastimes of the rich idlers of London.
• Instead of the midnight dance the evening hours are made enjoyable by social conversation, by musical entertainments, by parlor lectures and other interesting pastimes.
• The parents don old garments, and are barred from leaving the town or engaging in pastimes, until the ten-day period has passed.
• And as they rode along in the spring weather, they made full many sports and pastimes.
• Music, reading, and flower gardening are the three chief refining pastimes.
• He had neither tennis clothes nor riding-habit, and these two pastimes were here among the regular events of the day.
• Like all healthy boys of his age he was fond of play and eager to join the boys of his neighborhood in their pastimes after school hours.

Similar words containing PASTIME without suffix s

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