Wainscoted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAINSCOTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WAINSCOT, to cover with wooden all panelling
• line (a room or wall) with wooden panelling
NOUN:
• an area of wooden panelling on the lower part of the walls of a room.
• imported oak of fine quality, used mainly to make panelling.
• a drab yellowish to brown-coloured European moth.
ADJECTIVE:
• fitted or decorated with panels or wainscoting
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to line the walls of with wooden paneling

Words related to WAINSCOTED

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How to use WAINSCOTED in a sentence

• It was wainscoted with ebony, and the furniture was of the same.
• The woodwork was all of black walnut, and there was much of it, the window frames and door frames being heavy and ornate and the room being wainscoted with the same dark wood.
• Lifeless quietude reigned in that stern, sad-looking anteroom, wainscoted with oak, and pervaded with the smell peculiar to hospitals.
• It was a bare wainscoted room, gloomy, lighted by two candle-ends.
• The hall and great parlour are wainscoted with oak, and adorned with Ionic pilasters.
• The marble ended some six or seven feet from the floor, the walls from that point down being wainscoted in solid gold.
• It was wainscoted from floor to ceiling with dark oak, and had a little fireplace in one of the corners.
• Gilbert grew to be quite at home in the little wainscoted parlour at the Grange, smoking his cigar there nightly in a tranquil contemplative mood, while Mr.
• The blaze made the dark wainscoted room cheerful of aspect, however, which the two candles could not have done, as their light was almost absorbed by the gloomy panelling.
• A lamp of neat design hung from the wainscoted ceiling, while another with a soft shade stood upon a centre-table.
• In 1802, at Annapolis, in the mahogany wainscoted drawing-room of the old Lloyd house, built in 1772, Key was married to Mary Tayloe Lloyd.
• It is a dark wainscoted room, with curtains of crimson brocade.
• They got out at this house, and the carriage waited while they walked up the path and entered a wainscoted hall and then a room full of books.
• The Fairy, who was waiting at the door of the house, took the poor puppet in her arms and carried him into a little room that was wainscoted with mother-of-pearl.
• He crawled painfully up the wainscoted staircase and into the dark corridor leading to his bedroom.
• Clifford was sitting in the wainscoted dining-room, his favorite room, when Phebe opened the door silently, and looked in with a pale and anxious face.
• A broad beam of light fell across the dark, wainscoted room, and in the track of it sat a handsome well-dressed man, busily eating.
• All the walls are wainscoted with oak, most exquisitely carved and polished, and the ceilings were painted by artists brought from Italy.
• His walls are not wainscoted, and there is about his house no umbrageous park nor verdant lawn.
• The rooms are all small, except the great gallery, which is noble, but totally wainscoted with looking-glass.
• The floor should be smooth and hard, and the walls should be wainscoted with smooth, hard wood.
• And to one side of this, in a new wainscoted desk, waited worthy Mr.
• It was handsomely wainscoted, and the finish of it was even better than that of the parlor.
• It was large and wainscoted, and furnished with an ample dresser.

Similar words containing WAINSCOT without suffix ed

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