Pew is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PEW in dictionary:

VERB:
• To furnish with pews.
NOUN:
• a bench for seating people in church
• a long bench with a back, placed in rows in the main part of some churches to seat the congregation.
• an enclosure or compartment containing a number of seats, used in some churches to seat a particular worshipper or group of worshippers.
• a seat
• fixed benchlike seat in a church
• One of the compartments in a church which are separated by low partitions, and have long seats upon which several persons may sit; -- sometimes called slip. Pews were originally made square, but are now usually long and narrow.
• Any structure shaped like a church pew, as a stall, formerly used by money lenders, etc.; a box in theater; a pen; a sheepfold.
• long bench with backs; used in church by the congregation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a bench in church

Words related to PEW

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Words that contain PEW

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How to use PEW in a sentence

• The pew doors were nearly all kept locked, so that the space left for the congregation was much reduced.
• At the close of the service the same big man whom she had noticed as a neighbor in the pew overtook her at the post office door.
• We took our places in a pew close to the rail which surrounded it.
• The gallery pew they were in was like a tiny half-walled room, with seats running around three sides and up to the queer door on the fourth side.
• When had those youngsters got up there in that pew? One of the deacons scowled a little, but the two quiet brown faces allayed his suspicions.
• If welcomed in churches at all, they were carefully restricted to the negro pew.
• Their pew is at right angles to the one I sit in, so I have a full view of them all the time.
• In one pew were seen a family of whites, in the next a family of colored people, and in the next perhaps a family of blacks.
• Now there is hardly a church in the United States, not exclusively appropriated to the blacks, in which one of their number owns a pew, or has a voice in the choice of a minister.
• The simple people were proud to see their name engraved upon the brass plate of the pew.
• The door of the great pew was shut upon them, and they disappeared.
• On these occasions, however, he would first identify the owner of the hand and then bend over the one permanent occupant of the pew, a little old lady.
• The Crompton pew was not occupied until Howard came and was occasionally seen in it.
• She was passing the front pew at the time, and it fell over into the pew.
• On Sunday, he was conveyed to the chapel, through which he had passed on the occasion of his great escape, and once more took his seat in the Condemned Pew.
• I knew that day that you were suffering, and though I was only eight years old, I cried for you while I was sitting all alone in the big pew.
• Maude went to church in the evening, sitting alone in the great pew, pale and quiet.
• As Maude half sat, half lay back in the pew, for the faint feeling was especially upon her that evening, she thought she would give a great deal to set the matter at rest.
• Opposite the pew is the pulpit, also of carved black oak, apparently ancient.
• Wiggins once sent back a muffler she had made for him on seeing her conversing with the janitor of the church about dust in her pew.
• Behind the pew in which Grandma, Grandpa, and I were sitting there was one more vacant.
• And somebody paid fifty dollars for the crutches, and sent them back to that end pew.
• On a certain Sabbath in January, 1851, a group of young ladies, who were the guests of a prominent family in my congregation, were seated in a pew immediately before the pulpit.
• These had little interest for the growing boy, but parental persuasion kept him in the pew for hours at a stretch.
• There in her pew, quite as if he belonged there, sat the tall young Russian.
• She confided to Sister Bacon in the adjoining pew that she was afraid he had been sent to France.

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