Cellar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CELLAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to store in an underground room
• store (wine) in a cellar
• store in a cellar
NOUN:
• a room below ground level in a house, often used for storing wine or coal
• a stock of wine
• underground room for storage
• A room or rooms under a building, and usually below the surface of the ground, where provisions and other stores are kept.
• the lowermost portion of a structure partly or wholly below ground level; often used for storage
• an excavation where root vegetables are stored
• storage space where wines are stored

Words related to CELLAR

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Words that contain CELLAR

cellars9 ocellar9 cellared11 cellarer10 cellaret10 micellar12 nucellar10 cellarage12 cellarers11 cellarets11 cellaring12 cellarist11 cellarman13 cellarmen13 cellarous11 cellarway17 subcellar13 cellarages13 cellarette12 cellarists12 cellarways18 saltcellar12 subcellars14 varicellar15 cellarettes13 saltcellars13 cancellarial16 cancellarian16 pedicellaria17 procellarian16 cancellariate17 pedicellariae18 procellarians17 cancellariates18

How to use CELLAR in a sentence

• From the vaulted cellar beneath the house, now occupied by Mr.
• We all ran for the cellar, leaving the food as it was.
• The other door led into the winter cellar, where we used to go for the nice apples, which formed the usual accompaniment of a winter evening.
• If you are very adventurous you will climb down and bump your head against the cellar ceiling and inspect what is going to be a subterranean grotto as soon as it can be fitted up.
• Ann, going down the cellar stairs, with a lighted candle, after some butter for tea, spied the beautiful rolls swinging overhead.
• Cronin, you know, kept his wife shut up down cellar for a year or two, because she tried to run away from him.
• But, as a general rule, such room is better on a level with the main floor of the dwelling, and there are usually sufficient occupations for the cellar without them.
• From what I have observed during the day pretty nearly the entire lot, except the sentries, will be in that beer cellar across in an hour or so.
• Simpson as she stood at the parlour door, and drew her stealthily to the cellar.
• The Council of the Home told us so, and of all the children of that year, we were locked in the cellar most often.
• Descending from the garret we entered a crowded cellar.
• Several trips were necessary before the house was complete, but by the last week in May it was ready from attic to cellar.
• It is now ready to set away in a cool cellar to ferment.
• One day when John went into the cellar with his cousin Will, his cousin filled a pipe with the leaves and offered it to him, bidding him smoke.
• She was found in a cellar Saturday afternoon, where she had been for three days.
• The modern method of mining coal is very interesting, and especially so when we understand that from the mine to the cellar the coal is handled almost exclusively by machinery.
• She experienced a feeling of fear, as if she were before an open tomb, or that a puff of damp air chilled her face, or that she was suddenly enveloped by the odor of a cellar.
• He then rapped over the cellar door on the house side, to notify the one who had entered the house to look for me that I was in the cellar.

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