Porches is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PORCHES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PORCH, a low structure projecting from the doorway of a house and forming a covered entrance
• a covered shelter projecting in front of the entrance of a building
• a veranda
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a covered structure at the entrance to a building

Words related to PORCHES

porch12

Words that contain PORCHES

sunporches17

How to use PORCHES in a sentence

• It had wide, smooth stone porches, and flowers and shrubbery in the center.
• Pretty girls on wide, hospitable-looking porches chatted and drank lemonade and knitted.
• Several of their customers demanded ferns for their houses indoors or for their porches or wild gardens.
• My master and mistress lived in the big brick house of 15 rooms, with two long porches.
• The house they lived in was a big white house with two long porches.
• Now the night is bitter cold, with no sounds outside but the cracking of the porches as they freeze tighter.
• They ran all around the inside of the building, like the porches of the inn at Coventry, and he could see them across the house.
• The most effective of the porches is that on the west front, just north of the tower.
• He arrived at the corner and paused briefly, considering the row of vehicles in front of the old, low-lying brick house with its comfortable, white-pillared porches.
• He worked around the cottage, washed dishes, threw pails of water on the dirty porches, swept the floor, carried in coal and wood.
• A drive of a half mile brought them to an ideal white cottage surrounded by porches and hidden in a tangle of vines.
• Perhaps they are rather encumbered with ornament, and want that quiet effect, and pure good taste, which we see in the porches of the Cathedral and of the Abbey St.
• The wide porches, deep windows, and small stone balconies gave a picturesque irregularity to the general effect.
• We understand better the Dialogues of Plato in contemplating those porches under which the ancients walked during one half of the day.
• You could tell by the low, green bungalow with wide, screened porches and light cream trim, that was almost an exact reproduction of the bungalow in Los Angeles.
• The senses are five porches for the physician to enter into the mind, to keep it in repair.
• Fallen leaves from the grove littered the walks and porches.
• Hence steps have to be descended on entering the porches, and again in passing from the porches into the church.
• Lamps were burning before the porches of the houses and about five lamps more along the walls lit up the yard.
• Thus Winter passed and Spring came, with warm, sunny days when the children could play with their toys on the porches.
• There is another peculiarity of Baltimore society, which a stranger will only perceive when he has passed withinside its porches.
• Some porches are comparatively plain, as the south porch of the church of Newbold-upon-Avon, Warwickshire.
• It is flanked by two towers built in front of the aisles, with two smaller porches at the base of each.
• It is not only because the porches do not project that it appears flat and thin.
• There were no protecting porches, no lawn, no flowers, and the barn yard had crept close up to the house.
• Ladders lead up to little porches, from which doors open into the dwellings.
• The quiet, the bowed shutters, the deserted porches, suggested a universal nap.
• Now there is at Jerusalem a pond, called Probatica, which in Hebrew is named Bethsaida, having five porches.

Similar words containing PORCHE without suffix s

porched15 porchetta16 porchettas17 sunporches17

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