Uptown is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for UPTOWN in dictionary:

VERB:

To or in the upper part of a town; as, to go uptown.

NOUN:

the upper part of a city
the uptown area of a town or city
a residential part of town away from the central commercial district
such a part of town, esp a residential part

ADVERB:

in or into an uptown area
towards, in, or relating to some part of a town that is away from the centre
toward or in the upper part of town

ADJECTIVE:

of, in, or characteristic of the residential area of a town or city
of or characteristic of an affluent area or people

Situated in, or belonging to, the upper part of a town or city; as, a uptown street, shop, etc.; uptown society.
of or located in the upper part of a town

Words related to UPTOWN

uptowner13 uptowners14 uptowns12

Words that contain UPTOWN

uptowns12 uptowner13 uptowners14

How to use UPTOWN in a sentence

In this part of town, on the better streets, I sometimes study the fashions as I see them in the shops and I compare them with those of uptown stores.
Oh, joy, it was the very up-town car that would take her close to Beacon Street! But oh, horror! She suddenly recollected that Uncle John no longer lived on Beacon Street.
The visitor from up-town had not a very distinct idea as to where Park Place was, but he struck off Broadway and followed the line of the elevated road along Church Street.
By some rare intuition he guessed that there were places up-town where things were cheaper than at his usual haunt, only he did not know where they were.
As he walked uptown to his lodgings Jarvis faced the fact that up to this present moment he had been on the wrong track.
He headed uptown without design, walking, walking, at a furious pace.
Setting down his valise, he thought he would be in better lodgings uptown, as soon as he found work.
Brainard was playing hostess for her bachelor friend, Webb Atchison, in the apartment of the princely up-town hotel which was his more or less permanent home.
They walked to the edge of the platform on the uptown end.
And a half-second later an uptown train pulled in on their side.

The second sailor had gone up-town somewhere, and there was no telling when he would return.
But Paul had been seized with terror lest his story might get away from him, therefore he bade them a hasty good-by and sped up-town.
Browne went away at dusk, half reeling under the responsibility of existence, and eventually reached the side of the anxious young woman uptown.
A great procession had gone up-town and would by and by return.
During his New York pastorate the Tabernacle at 34th Street has been sold and a unique structure, including an apartment tower ten stories high, has been built farther up-town.
McTeague and the Sieppes took an uptown car that would bring them near Polk Street.
At noon she took an uptown car and met McTeague at the corner of Polk Street.
The two lunched together at a small uptown hotel just around the corner on Sutter Street.
Bennett and I have taken other rooms much farther uptown.
He lived first at Number 68 Greenwich street, but afterward moved up-town, his office being in Wall street, first Number 47, and afterward Number 16.
Houston, then North Street, Bleecker, and Bond Streets were particularly uptown, and thoroughfares of fashion and aristocracy.
Of course, they do make use of Sixth Avenue occasionally, on their rare trips uptown.
Quite suddenly he had stopped dropping in on his way up-town.
The very shop window, where it is displayed, is dressed and painted and lighted in imitation of the uptown shop.
She arrived in New York in the spring of 1868, and took lodgings at an up-town hotel.
The up-town churches all strive to get in, or as near as possible to, the Fifth avenue.
When the red lights went drumming down the track, she took up her suit case and walked uptown to the hotel where she had tarried overnight once before.
On going uptown that evening just as night was falling, I saw him still at his place, white and patient and silent.
At my uptown club the men are already dropping in and gathering round the big windows.
X Barbara, ordinarily clear-minded and single-minded, drove uptown with her thoughts in a state of chaos.
Across the street arose the mighty pile of an enormous uptown hotel.
Then that youthful-aged up-town pair, the Thorndyke-Smiths.
Here the library remained for nearly a score of years, or until 1853, when a brisk agitation was begun for its removal up-town.

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