Schooldays is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCHOOLDAYS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SCHOOLDAY, a day on which school is held
• the time of life when you are going to school
• the period in someone's life when they attended school

Words related to SCHOOLDAYS

schoolday18 schooltide16

How to use SCHOOLDAYS in a sentence

• He threw aside the book and began thinking of the old property which his uncle had muddled away, and recalling the happy times he had spent there from his schooldays onwards.
• To his schooldays reference has been made already, and we may therefore pass on to the time when he tried to make his living as an operatic conductor.
• The school-days of the week are so full of holiday spirit for them that, actually, Saturday is not much of gala day.
• We had not had them at school in my school-days in a big bowl.
• The conversation was a lively one, Stanley and Max telling of their former schooldays and the Rovers relating a few of their own adventures.
• Long ago it had been applied to him more than once during his early school-days, until desperate battles and black eyes had won him immunity.
• It was a model of the Royal Chapel at Eton, and, in spite of himself, as he gazed the tears filled his eyes and the memory of his schooldays ached at his heart.
• Coleridge had taken opium, perhaps as early as his school-days, for relief from neuralgia.
• But his regular schooldays were now drawing to an end.
• If all his school-days were put together they would not make a twelve-month.
• Hartley had spent his school-days under a master as eccentric as he himself ever became.
• He had a cold and a headache, and felt more miserable than at any time since his school-days.
• The natural end to such schooldays as mine was expulsion.
• They were, and had been ever since their schooldays at Harrow, inseparable friends.
• Such an early death of higher tastes and faculties, and of hope for the future, is sometimes effected even before schooldays are over.
• Maud was fourteen and her school-days were ending when she made this new acquaintance.
• Herodotus is forgotten, Livy remains to most of us but a recollection of our school-days, and Thucydides has become an exercise in Greek.
• Even in his negligent schooldays he had fastened upon a fitting career.
• There they separated, the father to return to Canada with Christine whose schooldays were now ended, Jack to go with his regiment to India.
• I had a perfect passion for dancing, which long survived my school-days, and I am persuaded that my natural vocation was that of an opera dancer.
• Ralph would have willingly sacrificed the rest of his school-days to be able to perform such a feat as that.
• That devotion dates from my schooldays at Harrow, and is due to the kindness of my father.
• In my school-days, when I had lost one shaft, I shot his fellow of the self-same flight The self-same way, with more advised watch.
• Days and weeks passed, as school-days and school-weeks will.
• If whoever does me the honour to read these pages, hates the history of schooldays as much as I do their memory, he will easily pardon my passing by the topic altogether.
• Another famous resident of Lewes was John Evelyn, who spent a great part of his schooldays in the Grammer School at Southover.
• Walker hardly thought it the occasion for a parade of manners, and insisted on pointing out that his knowledge of her husband was intimate and dated from his schooldays.
• On the whole the life of the child, though strictly governed, appears to have been pleasant enough until schooldays began.
• Since her school-days she had read extensively and thought much, and in solitude her thoughts had ripened.
• And that same spirit of sacrifice attends our baby years, and childhood experiences, and school-days, and times of sickness, and our matured years.
• As the reader has seen, his school-days were few in number, and as he told Mr.
• And I was still only at the beginning of my schooldays.
• Margaret plunged once more into her treasures of early schooldays.
• It is just like the old schooldays, with half the difficulties gone.
• As the time drew near for her school-days to be ended, she tried to believe that she should be satisfied with her Oldfields life.
• It is much that they should be well grounded in those elements of doctrine which they can learn in their school-days.
• But every one will sincerely love some few of the companions of his school-days and early manhood.

Similar words containing SCHOOLDAY without suffix s

schoolday18

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