Stagecoach is valid Scrabble Word

Is stagecoach a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is stagecoach valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for STAGECOACH in dictionary:

NOUN:

a horsedrawn passenger and mail coach running on a regular schedule between established stops
a large closed horse-drawn vehicle formerly used to carry passengers and often mail along a regular route between two places.
a horse-drawn passenger and mail coach running on a regular schedule between established stops
A coach that runs regularly from one stage, station, or place to another, for the conveyance of passengers.
a large coach-and-four formerly used to carry passengers and mail on regular routes between towns

Words related to STAGECOACH

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Words that contain STAGECOACH

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How to use STAGECOACH in a sentence

Soon afterwards, mounted on the high seat of an overland stagecoach, he was driving a six-in-hand team.
A stagecoach being intended for every body, why, the more exclusive it is, the better.
The luggage of one Stolzen, a stagecoach passenger, remained at the tavern uncalled-for, for nearly a year.
On Monday morning, we took the stage-coach at Middlebury for this place.
From Conway, where the stage-coach sets you down for the night, in sight of the summits of the mountains, the road to the Old Notch is a very picturesque one.
If a man arrives at the door of an inn in a stage-coach, he is suffered to alight without notice, and it is taken for granted that common fare will answer for him.
I once saw, on a pair of horses drawing a stage-coach among the hills, a set of harness which was thirty-five years old.
Marco liked his seat upon the outside of the stage-coach very much.
He disembarked at Bordeaux, in France, and joining a merry company, traveled with them in a kind of stagecoach called a diligence.
You would then have gone down to the office of the proprietor of the stagecoach, and secured a seat to New York.

In 1860 the same firm that sent the first stagecoach over the prairie from Leavenworth to Denver, ran a pony express from the Missouri to the Pacific.
Against the slow and leisurely stagecoach, they set the swift express, rushing from New York to San Francisco in less time than Washington consumed in his triumphal tour from Mt.
The capital invested in these railways was enormous beyond the imagination of the men of the stagecoach generation.
I have reason to be very glad that I visit this island before the reign of the stage-coach is quite over.
The stage-coach always drew up before the door of the cottage.
In the February preceding the date of his letter, I met him in a stage-coach, and was struck with his healthful appearance, and interested with the account of his restoration.
He said it would be a good idea for us to leave the territory by the first stage-coach.
In my ignorance I supposed that the little hotel existed for the purpose of accommodating the passengers who travelled on the stage-coach.
He has none of the sedate and conscious dignity of his predecessor on the old stage-coach box.
Apparently, there had been no demand for such entertainment by any traveller since the stage-coach ceased to run through the village.
The Story was told me by a Priest, as I travelled with him in a Stage-Coach.
I had occasion to go a few Miles out of Town, some Days since, in a Stage-Coach, where I had for my Fellow-Tavellers a dirty Beau, and a pretty young Quaker-Woman.
All this time the stagecoach was whirling along, drawn by ten horses.
Gone also is the stagecoach whose progress his pilgrimages often used to interrupt.
On my return from a hunting trip a few days later I met a man who had come into town on the stage-coach, and whom Mrs.
He had made the journey thither underneath the stage-coach, and clinging to its axle.
A gentleman sitting opposite to him in the stage-coach at Berwick complained bitterly that the cushion on which he sat was quite wet.
They utilized the stagecoach stations already established, and only about two months were required to put the Pony Express line in running order.
He remembers Will Turnbull of Whitby who used to act as guard on the railway coach, and in the same capacity on the stage-coach from Pickering to York.
The street was vacant, barren of the accustomed throng that usually awaited near the post-office the arrival of the infrequent stagecoach.
Such was the French stagecoach of those days, its running gear having been planned with an eye to economy, since vehicles were taxed according to the number of their wheels.
At this time the mail came once a week only, and was brought by the stage-coach.
The stage-coach was there and already full of passengers.
Here was mud, in which the stage-coach lurched and rolled as it descended the hills.
Of course the equipages of such important personages could not be expected to move for a common stage-coach, consequently it pulled up a few yards from the door.

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