Warehouse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAREHOUSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to store in a warehouse
• store (goods) in a warehouse
• place (imported goods) in a bonded warehouse pending the payment of import duty.
• place (a prisoner or a psychiatric patient) in a large, impersonal institution in which their problems are not satisfactorily addressed
• To deposit or secure in a warehouse.
• To place in the warehouse of the government or customhouse stores, to be kept until duties are paid.
• store or place in a warehouse, esp a bonded warehouse
NOUN:
• a building or room for storing goods
• a large building where raw materials or manufactured goods may be stored prior to their distribution for sale.
• a large wholesale or retail store
• building for storing goods prior to sale or distribution
• A storehouse for wares, or goods.
• a storehouse for goods and merchandise
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a structure or room for the storage of merchandise or commodities

Words related to WAREHOUSE

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Words that contain WAREHOUSE

warehoused17 warehouser16 warehouses16 warehousers17 warehouseman20 warehousemen20

How to use WAREHOUSE in a sentence

• Vantine remained in our warehouse, and this other one was boxed and shipped to him.
• Jack and young Perley got me out of the tobacco warehouse.
• But he was getting his bearings, and not from the store and the warehouse only.
• Then he became occupied with a horrible heat that seemed to have come from the burning warehouse to all his pulses and veins and to his heart and his soul.
• One town, consisting of a whiskey store and a warehouse, is called Port Byron.
• Until a Church was built the meetings were held, after leaving the warehouse, first over Mr.
• A quantity of furs had been brought in the day before, but they were locked up in the warehouse, and all was now quiet and silent.
• The mouth of the creek makes a safe harbor at that place, where there is also a dock, one ware-house and several farm houses.
• Above and below these three floors will be extensive warehouse accommodation.
• Here he climbed over a wall, made his way into the warehouse, and clambering over a large number of bales, laid himself down next to the wall, secure from any casual observation.
• Far ahead of him he saw the elevator door with the bulging rupture through which the airbot had burst into the warehouse.
• Murdstone and Grinby, by whom he was put into the warehouse, and set to paste labels upon wine and spirit bottles.
• Piles of timber to the right of him, the dead wall at the side of a warehouse on the left, gave him but a narrow space in which to pursue his investigations.
• So Leslie wrote letters about him, and secured him a humble post in a warehouse.
• He used to breakfast there every morning, before going to the warehouse, and would spend the larger portion of his spare time among the inmates.
• I have undertaken a retail warehouse, in which I will place him.
• He should go to business in the forenoon, then in the afternoon take care of baby and permit her to go to the office, shop or warehouse from which came the family supplies.
• Ramsay followed the man upstairs, who showed him into a very splendidly-furnished apartment, and then went to summon his master, who, he said, was below in the warehouse.
• At the age of fourteen he was apprenticed in a warehouse, but never lost his love for antiquity, and unceasingly prayed to God that he might yet have the happiness to learn Greek.
• Scott started a general warehouse business at the Elkton depot, in which he continued as head of the firm of D.
• So you see the possibilities, do you not? Gex soon became the picturesque warehouse of every conceivable kind of contraband goods.
• The acute and splendid nauticality of this club, all fashioned out of an old warehouse, stamps Boston as a city which has comprehended the sea.
• And for a small quay just beyond this warehouse Antonius headed his clumsy vessel.
• The soldiers continued their chase up to the very walls of the warehouse, where they, of a sudden, found themselves stopped by an impenetrable barrier.
• One evening, as Philip was leaving the warehouse, a negro boy handed him a note, in which Mr.
• A plank roadway, built on piles, about two feet above the level of the ground, leads from the mainland to the warehouse and other buildings, a distance of more than half a mile.

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