Patio is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PATIO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an outdoor paved area adjoining a house
• a paved outdoor area adjoining a house
• a roofless inner courtyard in a Spanish or Spanish-American house.
• A paved yard or floor where ores are cleaned and sorted, or where ore, salt, mercury, etc., are trampled by horses, to effect intermixture and amalgamation.
• usually paved outdoor area adjoining a residence
• paved area adjoining a house

Words related to PATIO

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Words that contain PATIO

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How to use PATIO in a sentence

• They crossed the patio and found a man waiting in the shadow at the bottom of the steps.
• There was a narrow passage between the houses, leading from the outside through to the patio.
• When he burst into the patio it was not a single instant too soon.
• He walked down wide stone steps, crossed a patio, and entered an open door.
• Perris, blind with rage, barely saw the details, barely heard the many-throated chuckle from the watchers across the patio.
• Then we came to a pleasant little inn, kept by a Frenchman and his wife, of old Spanish style, with its patio, or inner court, but as neat as an inn in Normandy or Brittany.
• Llegado el gobernador 20 Y gente que le acompana, Entraron todos al claustro Que iglesia y patio separa.
• Kay followed breathlessly, but he reached the patio before her, scuttled along the porch with surprising speed, and darted into the room.
• As its musical notes echoed through the dewy patio, Murray, the butler, appeared from the kitchen.
• The potato baron entered the secluded patio and sat down beside them on the porch.
• Two long tables stood in the patio where no fountain now flowed nor orange trees grew nor birds sang in corners nor fine awning kept away the glare.
• I woke before daylight, and was in the patio before the first animal arrived, or the sleepy porter had fumbled at the door of the warehouse where the luggage was stacked.
• The steward thrust a key into its lock, turned it, and we passed down a passage into an open patio.
• In another hour the camp beds were unpacked and made up, a rug was set on the bedroom floor, and the little table and chairs were put in the middle of the patio.
• Then he sought the corner of the wall by the doorway and poured out a little oil and scattered crumbs, repeating the performance at the far end of the patio.
• The Spider hobbled from behind the bar and moving quickly across the room flung open the back door, discovering a patio set with tables and chairs.
• The back door opened on a patio and the door in the wall of the patio opened on a corral.
• Pete, leaning against the doorway of the patio, stared at her as though offended by her presence.
• Back in the patio his Mexican, Manuelo, lay snoring, wrapped in a tattered blanket.
• This is the dancing place, or patio, on which he performs his religious exercises, and he may have more than one.
• Every year between March and May a large performance takes place on a special patio in the woods.
• On another patio one cross was raised, and a branch from a pine-tree placed next to it.
• On the fourth patio, yumari was danced, and one large cross and two smaller ones had been erected.
• The lattice was covered, I thought, with vine-leaves, and I felt sure, too, that some orange boughs, reaching across the patio wall, mingled with the foliage above my head.
• The shout indicated that those within the patio had withdrawn to the other side of the gate.
• Feeling sure that the patio was now free of the enemy for a time at least, Donald retreated in the dark to the house and was soon inside.
• In the dark they rushed to the house, but once under the gallery which extended all around the inside of the patio, they produced a light which enabled them to find the doors.
• There was no further attack, although they could hear the sound of voices in the patio below.
• It was a large house and the patio was the most elaborate Billie had ever seen.
• Into the immaculate patio thus formed before the porch, Dade led the way boldly, as one sure of his welcome.
• He pictured Alice in the old rose patio, where his American father had wooed his Spanish mother.
• The patio was large, with little beds of flowers in the corners, and a pool of pure, fresh water in the center.
• The patio was enclosed by a narrow, interior veranda, and the veranda held deep cane chairs, one of which Alvarez took, waving Braxton Wyatt to another.
• Wright had returned and was now standing, cigarette between lips, in the door leading out to the patio.
• When I burst into the patio it was not one single instant too soon.
• I thought I heard some one running into the patio from the other end.

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