Platt is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLATT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• See Lodge, n.
ADJECTIVE:
• in Scots adjectival phrase SCALE AND PLATT, applied to stairs with straight flights and landings
• denoting a modern straight staircase with landings as opposed to a spiral staircase
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• scale and plattdenoting a modern straight staircase with landings as opposed to a spiral staircase

How to use PLATT in a sentence

• In Penyan, Western New York, William Platt and Joseph C.
• But Orville Platt was quite unaware of any smouldering in progress.
• Orville Platt always gave that little preliminary jerk when he was contemplating a step, or when he was moved, or argumentative.
• The wholesale grocery trade liked Platt, and he had for his customers the fondness that a travelling salesman has who is successful in his territory.
• Orville Platt paid no more heed to the stage, and what was occurring thereon, than if it had not been.
• To the Constitution, the Platt Amendment is attached as an appendix, by treaty arrangement.
• One is the treaty by which the provisions of the so-called Platt Amendment to the Cuban Constitution are made permanently effective.
• Sherman, former Senator Platt, and the actor, William J.
• From the days of Fenton and Conkling and Arthur and Cornell and Platt, from the days of David B.
• It makes no difference what name you give, whether you call it Fenton or Conkling or Cornell or Arthur or Platt or by the names of men now living.
• On the 6th of May 1823, Ensign Platt, of that corps, had come out to see him.
• Ensign Platt went to his small sleeping-tent outside the quadrangle, under a mango-tree.
• He that night left his arms in the sitting-room, and Ensign Platt had none with him.
• On seeing Ensign Platt at the entrance, he staggered towards him, but the dacoits made a rush at Ensign Platt with their spears at the same time.
• On the morning of the 8th, he was buried in the grove, and Ensign Platt read the funeral service over his grave.
• Platt drifted from the obscene into the incomprehensible.
• Doctor Platt, of the Border Mounted, claims to have been among the first four in.
• Platt is somewhat in error in stating that the first Christmas card was carried out by De la Rue and Co.
• William Platt, rector, and William Whittaker, organist, where she remained as soprano six years.
• Three of these gentlemen, Platt, Miller and Hiscock, were present at the meeting.
• Platt had a curious mode of making strong cider in America.
• CARPENTERS While building a house, Senator Platt of Connecticut had occasion to employ a carpenter.
• Platt, for the use of the Intelligent Traveler and Art Student, with a new Glossary of Art Terms and an Alphabetical and Chronological List of Artists.
• Platt has worked out an idea so striking for its attractiveness and utility that, perceiving it, we at once go to work wondering that somebody else had not executed it before him.