Cabriolet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CABRIOLET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (French) a kind of two-wheeled carriage
• a car with a roof that folds down.
• a light two-wheeled carriage with a hood, drawn by one horse.
• small horse-drawn carriage with a folding hood
• A one-horse carriage with two seats and a calash top.
• small two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage; with two seats and a folding hood
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a light 2-wheeled one-horse carriage with a folding leather hood, a large apron, and upward-curving shafts

Words related to CABRIOLET

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Words that contain CABRIOLET

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How to use CABRIOLET in a sentence

• Ben came to the door to say that Old Soldier and the cabriolet were ready for my daily drive.
• I accordingly hired a cabriolet and on the morning of the 6th Novr drove to Prato, a good-sized handsome town, solidly built, ten miles distant from Florence.
• From Sarzana I hired a cabriolet to return to Pisa and from thence I took the diligence to Florence.
• The moment the cabriolet stopped, the man behind jumped down, took my brother in his arms, as if he had been a child, and carried him into the house.
• As she sat in the old cabriolet beside the father of her dead lover, again there came to Octavie the terrible sense of loss which had assailed her so often before.
• This cabriolet, as you have been often told, is a sort of a buggy, or phaeton seat, with a covering of leather in the front of the coach.
• A cabriolet is hired, but doubts are entertained respecting the practicability of the route.
• The journey was performed in an open cabriolet, amidst the insults of a misled population, who imputed to the prisoner the scarcity and bad quality of the bread.
• The next morning, I started for the abbey, taking with me in my cabriolet a tall young peasant who had yellow hair, like Ceres.
• Scarcely had I jumped out of my cabriolet at the foot of the mountain, when immediately appeared the two guides who had accompanied us on our previous ascent.
• He was found seated in a cabriolet in the streets, his vocation being that of a driver.
• Our friends occasionally come from town to see us, and we make good use of the cabriolet.
• Most of the fine coach and cabriolet cattle of Paris come from Mecklenburgh, though some are imported from England.
• The horse was walking up the ascent to the Barriere de Clichy, when I observed, by the shadow cast from a bright moon, that there was a man seated on the cabriolet, behind.
• This turgotine was a wretched cabriolet on two high wheels, in the depths of which two persons, if rather fat, could with difficulty have stowed themselves.
• Then he jumped into one of those little low carriages with one horse which were just beginning to supersede the inconvenient cabriolet of our ancestors.
• A few minutes later when they had taken their places in the cabriolet, all the anxious thought which had gathered about his brow had completely disappeared.
• He gave immediate orders that his cabriolet should meet him at Whitehall Stairs, and Ferdinand found there was no chance of escape.
• He took a cabriolet, and paid the driver well to be taken rapidly to Nogent-sur-Marne.
• It was a beautifully sprung two-horse cabriolet of walnut, with a varnish upon it like a sheet of glass and little pastoral scenes exquisitely painted on the panels of the door.
• Through the bustle of traffic on the quay a cabriolet, the upper half of which was almost entirely made of glass, had approached them.
• In the cabriolet alone sat a slight young girl wrapped in a lynx-fur pelisse, her face of a delicate loveliness.
• Although his cabriolet was already at the door, he had a few minutes to spare.
• Aline enquired of the sergeant-in-charge how long it was since a cabriolet such as she described had gone that way.
• And thus it happened that when a few moments later that approaching cabriolet overtook and passed the halted vehicles, Andre-Louis beheld a very touching scene.
• I have five first-rate horses, a small light coupe, and a two-horse cabriolet.
• Having remained a short time at the door of the interior, he did not come to the cabriolet, but passed at once to the rotunda.
• Having completed the deed to his satisfaction, this cold-blooded murderer came to the door of the cabriolet, and endeavoured to open it.

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