Cellars is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CELLARS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CELLAR, to store in an underground room
• store (wine) in a cellar
NOUN:
• a room below ground level in a house, often used for storing wine or coal
• a stock of wine

Words related to CELLARS

cellar8 cellared11 cellaring12

Words that contain CELLARS

subcellars14 saltcellars13

How to use CELLARS in a sentence

• These stones are kept in cellars, and occasionally moistened with water which has been used in the washing of mushrooms, and are thus supplied with their minute seeds.
• This was accelerated by the constant fear of airship attacks, and most of the population that was not already in active flight from the city sought safety in cellars.
• Therefore, the greater part of his wealth lay buried in the cellars of his palace at Ferrara, whither he seldom went.
• You are as crafty a spy as any rat in the palace cellars.
• There are four men already at work up in the hills, getting out stone for a wall and two cellars.
• Hundreds of persons who did not join in the pillage made free with the contents of the cellars, and a large portion of the concourse was soon in a state of intoxication.
• They scattered and ran in every direction, some to the woods, some hid themselves in cellars, and others in their terror plunged into the Conhocton River.
• He had missed us when he went down into the cellars to haul out another wounded man, forgetting that he had given us the order to start.
• I have in my cellars some Arbois wine, of which I will send you two bottles, for well I know that you do not dislike it.
• In the papers you have seen many pictures of the shattered roofs and the streets piled high with fallen walls and lined with gaping cellars over which once houses stood.
• They were crowded in cellars, and loaded with an additional number of fetters.
• Dirt and dust exposed to the sunlight lose their living bacteria, while in damp cellars and dark corners the bacteria thrive, increasing steadily in number.
• Elsewhere, also, little groups of peasants were forced to flee because their cellars began to fall in.
• On the threshholds of houses were found burned corpses of people who, surprised in their cellars by the fire, had tried to escape and fell into the heap of live embers.
• One fine night he came to the place armed with a pickaxe, and by the sweat of his brow uncovered a succession of cellars, which were entered by a flight of stone steps.
• The stores which line it are generally from five to six stories high above ground, with two cellars below the pavement, and vaults extending to near the middle of the street.
• Numerous corpses have been dug out of cellars over which had fallen masses of burning houses, and many probably still remain, at which it is impossible to get.
• I saw enough in it to remind me that the Borgias selected and laid down rare poisons in their cellars with as much thought as they gave to their vintage wines.
• When I returned they were shelling near our billet, and we had to spend the whole of the rest of the night in the cellars, and only got to our bed at about 6-0 in the morning.
• The upper part of the house was in ruins, but the cellars were deep and capacious and formed a good billet for the officers and men.
• So, taking the keys, he unlocked the cellars one after another until he had seen eleven of them.
• Meanwhile the men of Auvergne had reached Rouvray and were scouring the village, draining the cellars.
• Treasures were buried in cellars, or hid away in the walls of houses.
• The old fireplaces and the roofs of spruce bark, a covering much used in the country, were still sound, and several cellars indicated where the other buildings had stood.
• A passage leads from these cellars to a pier on the East River.
• Now every gardener knows that plants grown in cellars Or under stones are twisted and yellow and weak.
• They told us that the Mahars were frantic with rage when they discovered what had taken place in the cellars of the buildings.
• The prehistoric robins must have been cave dwellers, for they still make their nests as much like cellars as they can, though they follow the new fashion and build them aloft.

Similar words containing CELLAR without suffix s

cellar8 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

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