Piazzas is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PIAZZAS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PIAZZA, a public square in an Italian town
• a public square or marketplace, especially in an Italian town.
• the veranda of a house.

Words related to PIAZZAS

piazza26 piazze26

How to use PIAZZAS in a sentence

• The houses were built of a soft shining stone, and they all had porticoes, piazzas, and verandas, suited to the tropical climate of Morosofia.
• The mornings are sometimes a little sultry, but after two or three hours, a fresh breeze comes in from the sea, sweeping through the broad piazzas and breathing in at the windows.
• The shops are shutting, troops are stationed in the piazzas, and everything wears a gloomy aspect.
• I tried to make her put on her pretty clothes, and do as the other ladies did, and go out and walk and sit on the big piazzas, and dance, and eat at the pretty little tables.
• They gained two minutes, perhaps, upon their guests, who had, some of them, to look up wraps, and to come round by the front hall and piazzas.
• The open porches are both ornamental and useful, taking the place of piazzas.
• The cross plan affords abundant light to all the rooms, and as much of the irregular outline as possible is utilized with piazzas.
• No sign of the party itself was to be seen upon the side piazzas which encompassed the inn.
• On the third day of April the hotels and many of the cottages were closed, with weathered shutters at the windows and a general air of desolation about their windy piazzas.
• In niches within these piazzas, the Moors perform their ablutions before they enter the mosques.
• It seems to have been originally a one and-a-half-story stone dwelling, to which some later proprietor has added a high-peaked roof, dormer windows, and ample piazzas.
• There were bay windows at each end and piazzas along the whole front.
• The house, divided by a wide hall, opened upon broad piazzas.
• Logs are brought up from the Carolinas, and boards are sawn out, and in the turning department fancy fixtures are made for houses, piazzas, etc.
• It had no external galleries, no breezy piazzas, no long windows opening upon them, no doors disposed for propagating draughts.
• The people howled then, and hissed at the French, who, advancing their bayonets, and clearing the way before them, fortified themselves in the piazzas.
• Caroline could see figures here and there strolling on the upper terraces and sitting on the piazzas.
• Piazzas extended the whole length of the building in front and rear.
• We had all been to the church in the morning, and felt at liberty to escape from the gossip of the piazzas, and to amuse ourselves in this decorous way.
• For a day or two they lounged about the broad piazzas in hammocks and easy chairs, reading books from Mr.
• Out on the broad piazzas, well sheltered by awnings from the rather ardent sun, men and women sat at spotless tables, dallying with drinks of rare hues and exalted prices.
• In the bay windows and for the long windows that give access to the balconies and piazzas we will have blinds that roll up out of the way.
• Broad, easy stairs, wide doorways and generous windows, with ample porches and piazzas outside, would transform them and make them not merely as good as new, but vastly better.

Similar words containing PIAZZA without suffix s

piazza26

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