Veranda is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VERANDA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Hindi) a roofed gallery, terrace, or open portico along the front or side of a building, also VERANDAH, VIRANDA, VIRANDO
• a roofed platform along the outside of a house, level with the ground floor
• a roof over the pavement in front of a shop.
• porch or portico along the outside of a building
• An open, roofed gallery or portico, adjoining a dwelling house, forming an out-of-door sitting room. See Loggia.
• a porch along the outside of a building (sometimes partly enclosed)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a type of porch

Words related to VERANDA

lanai5 verandaed14 verandah15 verandas12 viranda11 virando11

Words that contain VERANDA

verandah15 verandas12 verandaed14 verandahs16 verandahed18

How to use VERANDA in a sentence

• Not being expected, as I supposed, I must admit I was somewhat gratified to find a full band playing on the veranda as the coach I was in drove up.
• But Jeremy and I were aware of them almost as soon as he, and rather than make a noise by vaulting the veranda rail, we took the longer route by way of the front steps.
• And the old planter goes out on the broad veranda in the warm Southern twilight, and he thinks of the days that were.
• These houses are usually built on piles, divided into compartments, and have a kind of veranda in front, which serves as a communication between the several families.
• Before them stood a modest red brick building, three stories in height, with a narrow veranda running across the lowest story just one step up from the pavement.
• She was grinding her teeth and saying this over and over again when she heard her mother come out on the veranda with some one.
• It had what had once been a loading platform, wagon high, instead of a veranda.
• Nor, not even after he had mounted to the veranda and stepped inside the house, was there any sign that his visit was expected.
• In the afternoon, that same day, when Pani Celina had fallen asleep on the veranda, Aniela motioned me to follow her into the park.
• Sheldon went out on the veranda to see him, and at first glance at the gaunt features and wasted body of the man knew that his errand was likely to prove important.
• From the floor Katie Would get glimpses of Ann and Wayne sauntering on the veranda on which the ball-room opened.
• It was warm in her own room, and she carried paper and pencil out to her favorite seat on the veranda.
• All of the offices on the second floor opened on this veranda.
• They spend much of the time on the open veranda in front of our house.
• Charley-Joe withdrew, swiftly to his particular hole under the veranda, moving rapidly, his body low to the ground, and taking an unnecessary number of very short steps.
• This was an enclosed veranda, one side being of glass and opening by French windows directly upon a little lawn that sloped away under the apple-trees to the road.
• Father Murray, who was comfortably reading on the veranda, arose as his two visitors approached.
• It was so dark now on the veranda that she could scarcely see his face.
• One day she was sitting on the veranda steps with this child in her arms.
• Ted and Stella raised such a shout that Carl pulled his horses up just in time to keep them from trying to climb upon the veranda.
• Next time they met she was riding home and he sat on the south veranda with Mrs.
• They found nothing better for shelter than an enormous mango-tree, whose large branches, very bushy, formed a kind of natural veranda.
• All, towards the evening after dinner, were seated under the veranda on the edge of Prospect Heights, and they were watching the darkness creeping up from the horizon.
• The closed door muffled somewhat the grumbling from the group on the veranda.
• Last night mother sat on the veranda waiting for him and he did not come.
• They had reached Elizabeth House, and she paused on the broad steps under the shelter of the veranda.
• The best available train passed Waupegan Station at midnight, and he sat alone on his veranda that evening with anger against Marian still hot in his heart.
• At its very ledge he let her go, and made to step out to the roof of the veranda.
• Having weighed and measured what was necessary, and seen that the inquisitive Black family occupied their proper quarters on the lower veranda, I went back up-stairs.
• They heard a cry from above, and looked up to the veranda.

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