Balcony is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BALCONY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a platform projecting from the wall of a building, often with access from a door or window
• a platform enclosed by a wall or balustrade on the outside of a building, with access from an upper-floor window or door
• the highest tier of seats in a theatre, above the dress or upper circle.
• the upstairs seats in a cinema.
• the dress circle in a theatre.
• platform on the outside of a building with a rail along the outer edge
• A platform projecting from the wall of a building, usually resting on brackets or consoles, and inclosed by a parapet; as, a balcony in front of a window. Also, a projecting gallery in places of amusement; as, the balcony in a theater.
• A projecting gallery once common at the stern of large ships.
• an upper floor projecting from the rear over the main floor in an auditorium
• a platform projecting from the wall of a building and surrounded by a balustrade or railing or parapet
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an elevated platform

Words related to BALCONY

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How to use BALCONY in a sentence

• There was a veranda in front with six large columns, and, above, a balcony.
• She established herself opposite to him, for the balcony was so narrow that two chairs could not be placed upon it side by side.
• It was all in shadow except the semicircle above the balcony that showed the sky and sea and the corner where the girl stood.
• It opens upon a balcony filled with plants, and looks out upon the old iron-gray church of Santa Felice.
• I could feel my heart beating against the marble parapet of the balcony.
• So I nodded to pacify him, and disappeared quickly from the balcony, almost scurrying away.
• Locke from his cab had, of course, seen all this, had seen Paul and Dora on the balcony and the departure.
• His windows were wide open, and he leaned upon the balcony and gazed out at the moon.
• A few nights later a man, groaning beneath his balcony, disturbed his slumbers.
• For the first time in her healthy life she wondered about death, standing here on the Crillon balcony, with the city gone mad with life below her.
• The next sound that was heard was the sound made by the removal of the ladder from the balcony.
• The palace has an imposing but forbidding facade, and a new kind of lion peers over the balcony.
• He opened the window, and stepped out on to the balcony.
• Oh, oh! So the effect of English sunshine upon a Russian, is to make him jump out of a balcony, and worry my deer.
• The king sat on a balcony with Salome, Elpis, Roxana, Phaedra, and others of his kindred.
• Once outside in the cool shelter of the balcony, dimly lit by swaying Chinese lanterns, Diana sank into a chair, shaken and unnerved.
• It was a warm evening, and, having dined early, he sought the balcony which overlooked the canal.
• But his friend above on the balcony displayed the most nervous apprehension of being seen.
• Over the wide front door was a balcony, in which the chief justice had often stood when the governor and high officers of the province showed themselves to the people.
• They were sitting at Basle one evening in the balcony of the big hotel which overlooks the Rhine.
• THE LITTLE BOY IN THE BALCONY My special amusement in New York is riding on the elevated railway.
• Sewall, and a group of other New York society women tossed me flowers from a prominent balcony as I rode up Fifth Avenue.
• A narrow staircase gave access to the balcony from the courtyard.
• At the sound of his steps she moved on the balcony and came in slowly.
• The balcony extended round the corner of the house.
• She had threatened him with the balcony, just as, earlier in the winter, it had been a window-ledge with which she had frightened him.
• During slavery Negroes attended church, sat in the balcony, and very often log churches were built for them.
• Sadako went to the end of the balcony, and threw open a big cupboard concealed in the outside of the house.
• During this scene Isabelle and Zerbine come out upon the balcony.
• Then I drank some very good wine, and sat long talking with Lynar on the balcony, with the Rhine beneath us.
• On the balcony with us were two small boys with projecting ears, of whom I stood in deadly terror, for if their boyish interest centred in that camera of mine I was lost.
• The blast of the trumpet sounded from the balcony of the Town House, and awoke the echoes far and wide, as if to challenge all mankind to dispute King George’s title.
• Then there was the tinkling of a guitar at night, and a lantern shifted from place to place in the balcony.

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