Wayside is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAYSIDE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the side of the road
• the edge of a road.
• The side of the way; the edge or border of a road or path.
• edge of a way or road or path
• side of a road
ADJECTIVE:
• Of or pertaining to the wayside; as, wayside flowers.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the side of a road

Words related to WAYSIDE

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Words that contain WAYSIDE

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How to use WAYSIDE in a sentence

• By six-fifteen this fact could no longer be concealed, and such of his following as had not already fallen by the wayside crept, one by one, to rest.
• True, they might have stopped at some wayside restaurant, but such places were not frequent, and such as there were did not seem very inviting.
• He had gone out to seek The wayside lilies, fresh with early dew.
• She thought it one of the greatest privileges of her life to be permitted to scatter flowers by the wayside of life.
• He is our attendant in all our pleasant winter-walks, in the orchard or the wood, in the garden or by the rustic wayside.
• Wearied with his journey, he halted one day in the shade of a grove, by the wayside, where a company of people was gathered round a stranger who was addressing them.
• He will see it patiently waiting, with a slight curl of steam over the boiler, by the wayside inn while its attendants take their lunch.
• A case occurred in Williamsburgh, Massachussets, one mile south of the house of public worship, by the way-side, in July last.
• There chanced to be one right at hand, standing patiently by the wayside and presided over by an ancient colored gentleman.
• His clothes were hung, up on trees by the wayside as a warning to others.
• There were some deaths by the wayside, but Joffre pushed on.
• At the distance of a few miles from Winchester, we passed an encampment of gipsies, by the way-side.
• The lights no longer shone from the lower floors of the wayside cottages, but, after lingering for a while in the bedroom windows, vanished altogether.
• To ride through it was to run the risk of many unpleasant surprises from the sudden firing of big guns by the wayside.
• The Wanderer, wearied by his travel under the noonday sun, comes upon a woman by the wayside whom he asks where he may quench his thirst.
• There was comment on the wayside farms and gossip of the doings of the neighbors.
• For some time they kept dodging in and out of a wayside hotel with two front doors and an inn yard.
• A falling leaf, as it is said, would have turned the balance of his destiny, and at the wayside village of Li-yong so it chanced.
• Are these remains of stately forests symbols of a race of men that, too, have passed away? In any wayside village of Leinster you can pick you a model for an Apollo.
• There are public houses scattering by the wayside, where we got some wine.
• The occasion was one evening at bedtime, and they were in their chamber in the lonely cottage by the wayside to which Jude walked home from his work every day.
• The wayside objects reminded him so much of his courtship of his wife that, to keep them out of his eyes, he read whenever he could as he walked to and from his work.
• The sun of noon shone on her silver dress that the dust of the wayside had not tarnished.
• Like wasps that pour forth from their nests by the wayside to sting the boys who have stoned them, so now did the Greeks swarm from their ships.

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