Sociable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOCIABLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a four-wheeled open carriage with side-seats
• an open carriage with facing side seats.
• a tricycle with two seats side by side.
• an S-shaped couch for two people who sit partially facing each other.
• an informal social gathering
• A gathering of people for social purposes; an informal party or reception; as, a church sociable.
• A carriage having two double seats facing each other, and a box for the driver.
• a party of people assembled to promote sociability and communal activity
• type of open carriage with two seats facing each other
ADJECTIVE:
• gregarious
• willing to talk and engage in activities with other people; friendly
• (of a place, occasion, or activity) characterized by friendliness or social interaction
• friendly or companionable
• inclined to or conducive to companionship with others
• friendly and pleasant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a social

Words related to SOCIABLE

companiable19 couthie12 sociability18 sociables13 sociably15

Words that contain SOCIABLE

sociables13 associable14 insociable14 unsociable14 dissociable16 sociableness16 indissociable18 sociablenesses18 unsociableness18 dissociableness20 unsociablenesse19 unsociablenesses20

How to use SOCIABLE in a sentence

• Nor is there any government, however despotic, that ventures to deny to the least of its subjects the privilege of a sociable chat.
• I have remarked in old soldiers much the same smiling sadness and sociable self-effacement.
• These Thorbury people were certainly very sociable and kind-hearted.
• A man of sociable instincts, he had many acquaintances, some of whom he cherished.
• He was essentially solitary in spirit, though he was amiable and sociable enough.
• He would not speak about himself under any circumstances, and at no time of our acquaintance was he any sort of a sociable companion.
• They themselves might have been bound together by a family tie, so wholly natural seemed their sociable sitting together over the fire.
• Bernard Burton, who is now quite an old man, is a very lively and sociable Friend.
• The engaged couple were taken entirely by surprise, for they had supposed the party to be only one of many sociable evenings which the crowd were in the habit of having.
• Then let us have a cup of tea together and be more sociable.
• Besides, for some time past he had become graver, more retired, less sociable.
• I have a toast to propose, so be sociable for once.
• At the drawing-room window of the villa there appeared a polite little man, with bright intelligent eyes, and cheerful sociable manners.
• Large companies do not assemble to drink it in that sociable way which is practised at Tongataboo.
• Poinsett, but the one called Lady Moreham they decided was disagreeable, and too proud of her rank to be sociable.
• As nothing stands in the way of a separation, the matrimonial yoke sits easily and lightly, and a Typee wife lives on very pleasant and sociable terms with her husband.
• He proved a sociable fellow, had made three trips up the trail as foreman, his first two herds having gone to the Cherokee Strip under contract.
• For some reason Turner was more sociable than usual, and liquor flowed freely, at his expense.
• Taine himself shows in many amusing pages, life was singularly gay, free, sociable, and varied.
• There were two sermons, and in the intermission, a church sociable, in fact if not in name.
• I call him neighbour, because his plantation lay next to mine, and we went on very sociable together.
• Roland, an old settler who lived south of San Gabriel river, and staid all night with him, finding him very sociable and hospitable.
• She also loathed that small portion of her sociable will, which stooped to what they were saying, now, with complete conviction in the streets.
• A fully sociable being was one who liked to provoke responses positive or negative like billiard balls banging against each other.
• He is a sociable, gentle bird, who allowed the children to come very near him, as he was perched upon the cedar bush.
• They laid there pretty near half an hour as sociable as old maids at a tea party, and neither one offered to touch the other.
• Our companions pitched their tent close beside us, so that we might be more sociable.
• The natives and our countrymen are now somewhat sociable, and there are not many outrages committed by either party.
• He was sociable with them, and they ceased to be embarrassed in his presence.
• They were a very sociable party, and preferred the conference carriage to being confined to the smaller compartments.

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