Rendezvous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RENDEZVOUS in dictionary:

VERB:
• to arrange a meeting
• meet at an agreed time and place
• To assemble or meet at a particular place.
• To bring together at a certain place; to cause to be assembled.
• meet at a rendezvous
NOUN:
• (French) an arranged meeting
• a meeting at an agreed time and place
• a meeting place
• a bar, restaurant, or similar establishment that is used as a popular meeting place
• A place appointed for a meeting, or at which persons customarily meet.
• Especially, the appointed place for troops, or for the ships of a fleet, to assemble; also, a place for enlistment.
• A meeting by appointment.
• Retreat; refuge.
• a meeting planned at a certain time and place
• a place where people meet
• a date; usually with a member of the opposite sex
• an arranged meeting
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a place appointed for assembling or meeting; a place of popular resort; haunt

Words related to RENDEZVOUS

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Words that contain RENDEZVOUS

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How to use RENDEZVOUS in a sentence

• Louis, willing to imitate the boldness of his rival, who had formerly come to meet him in the very midst of his army, now came to the rendezvous almost alone.
• The Upper Madison in this vicinity is said to be a rendezvous for horse thieves.
• The night was dark and stormy, but all five reached the rendezvous on time and we then proceeded to the ranch of Mr.
• Nor is it the exclusive property of the witches of Atla, of whom there are but two or three, but those of several pueblos make their rendezvous in this cave.
• She told me a letter was come from Charles, and there is a rendezvous she said, somewhere, but she could not recollect where.
• But they are, nevertheless, to endeavour at all times to gain the appointed rendezvous in preference, if it can be done with safety.
• This was but a youth, yet a youth who was not unfamiliar with the fine points of a rendezvous.
• Throwing the weapon over his shoulder, he started in the direction of the appointed rendezvous, and, as he did so, observed that it was already grown dark in the woods.
• More enthusiastic soldiers never assembled in the world than came up from all parts of the country to the various rendezvous of our volunteers.
• We approached the rendezvous by widely divergent routes.
• They were scattered by a terrible storm, but all eventually reached their rendezvous in safety.
• These worked unceasingly, riding the snowy prairie, picking up the ponies which the Indians had not been able to round into a bunch to drive to their rendezvous in the mountains.
• In the meantime he embarked his artillery and stores upon the lake, and landed them in the bay of Nixouri, the place of general rendezvous.
• It is not easy to arrive at a trustworthy estimate of the number of men who actually arrived at their different points of rendezvous.
• I am determined not to betray my childish eagerness by being first at the rendezvous.
• On the way to this rendezvous they were joined by twenty-five canoes bearing the Iroquois deputies and thirteen of the Algonquins.
• A day was named for the rendezvous, and a store was cleared, or a tobacco drying-house prepared, or perhaps a tent of sails was pitched, for the place of meeting.
• They sailed out of Port Couillon with a fair wind, in a great bravery of flags, towards the rendezvous at Cape Tiburon, to the south-west of the island Hispaniola.
• When we reached the rendezvous, a mile beyond the gate, we found Fresnoy already there, taking shelter in the lee of a big holly-tree.
• There they are met at a fitting rendezvous, where a retired coachman, with one leg, keeps an hotel and a bowling-green.
• The rendezvous of the regiment was about four miles south of Charlotte.
• The troops to which he was attached were ordered to rendezvous at Bladensburg, Md.
• Rutherford, a brigade was promptly raised to rendezvous at Salisbury.
• This, no doubt, was its hiding place and the rendezvous of other U-boats.
• It had served for varied purposes, but now it housed the Palais Royal, an immense saloon and gambling rendezvous.
• They were a little puzzled, but concluded that Madge had appeared well in a rendezvous of invalids, and were glad to believe that she was much better.
• This had been settled as a halting-point for the fleet, and the earl thought it probable that the greater portion of those scattered by the storm would rendezvous there.
• This was the rendezvous of the pirates, and was named by them the Isle of Palms.
• He had been landed at Sandy Cove, and had ordered Manton to go to the rendezvous for supplies.
• It is as a feature of our native landscape, the goal of habitual excursions, the rendezvous, the observatory, the favorite haunt or transit, that it wins the gaze and the heart.

Similar words containing NDEZVOU without suffix s and without prefix re

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