Alley is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALLEY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a narrow passageway, also ALLEYWAY
• a path lined with trees, bushes, or stones
• a long, narrow area in which games such as skittles and bowling are played
• either of the two side strips between the singles sideline and the sidelines which count as part of the court in a doubles match.
• the area between the outfielders in left-centre or right-centre field.
• a narrow passageway between or behind buildings
• a toy marble made of marble, alabaster, or glass.
• narrow street or path
• A narrow passage; especially a walk or passage in a garden or park, bordered by rows of trees or bushes; a bordered way.
• A narrow passage or way in a city, as distinct from a public street.
• A passageway between rows of pews in a church.
• Any passage having the entrance represented as wider than the exit, so as to give the appearance of length.
• The space between two rows of compositors\' stands in a printing office.
• A choice taw or marble.
• a narrow street with walls on both sides
• a lane down which a bowling ball is rolled toward pins

Words related to ALLEY

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Words that contain ALLEY

alleys9 galley10 valley12 walley12 alleyed11 galleys11 valleys13 walleye13 walleys13 alleycat13 alleyway17 tomalley13 valleyed15 walleyed15 walleyes14 alleycats14 alleyways18 tomalleys14 intervalley17 intervalleys18

How to use ALLEY in a sentence

• To their secret joy, the Winnebagos saw that their tents were all in the back row, in the Alley.
• Fletcher pushed the little hand-carriage in which his weak and ailing son was seated into the alley.
• You turned out of Fleet Street by an alley so narrow that it seemed as if you might suddenly find yourself squeezed between the ancient walls.
• His mother had a brother in Philadelphia, who lived in a house formerly occupied by William Penn, at the corner of Second Street and Norris Alley.
• It formed the blind rear of a house that faced into a court of some sort approached by an alley from another street.
• The truck struck her at the alley there and knocked her clean across the street.
• She took advantage of the supper hour to carry her bundle around the corner and up into the alley where Zerkow lived.
• Zerkow had taken Maria home to his wretched hovel in the alley back of the flat, and the flat had been obliged to get another maid of all work.
• Two more men stopped on the corner of the alley and Polk Street and looked at the group.
• Adjoining this garden was a dark alley, which led to the street.
• Now you slip down that hall, easy, and drop onto the shed under the winda and fan it down the alley back there.
• They reached the end of the first alley and passed out to the pavement, slippery with trodden mud.
• We easily got out of that old alley five times the fun that anybody could have gotten out of the best alley in New York.
• Michael Texel walked straight through a passage and down a narrow alley, the beautiful apple-cheeked old woman following us with her eyes as we went.
• The unknown who had been doing most of the talking wheeled with an oath, making a frantic dash to get out of the alley and onto the street.
• CHAPTER XIV Barrant found the inn at the dark end of a stone alley, with the sound of tipsy singing and shuffling feet coming through the half-open door.
• Then, with a beckoning gesture, he dived into a narrow alley.
• The whole background of the stage is crossed by an alley of chestnut trees leading on the right hand to the door of a chapel seen through the branches.
• I followed him up an alley, but he waited for me at the turn, and before I could defend myself he let loose with his right.
• The seats for women in the theatre are reached by a special door leading to this alley.
• Mozart, on a bench near the alley, saw and heard, with great amusement, all that was going on.
• One hand rested in his pocket, and as his fingers fumbled some object there, he suddenly recalled the knife Sexton had found in the alley.
• When they are planted in squares, this alley is crossed by another running from north to south.
• The spirit of terror then issued out of that bloody alley and seized upon street by street.
• If he followed this alley to its end, he would come into sight again around the apse and almost directly on my right flank.
• A color in shaving, a saloon is well placed in the centre of an alley.
• Her attempt to find a way to a career along this filthy stage-door alley must be confessed a total failure.

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