Chateau is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHATEAU in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large country house
• a large French country house or castle, often giving its name to wine made in its neighbourhood
• French castle
• A castle or a fortress in France.
• A manor house or residence of the lord of the manor; a gentleman\'s country seat; also, particularly, a royal residence; as, the chateau of the Louvre; the chateau of the Luxembourg.
• an impressive country house (or castle) in France

Words related to CHATEAU

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Words that contain CHATEAU

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How to use CHATEAU in a sentence

• Recamier, now very rich, established himself in a fine chateau at Clichy, a short distance from Paris, where he kept open house.
• The Chateau du Bois is principally remarkable for a large room with a dome, the interior of which is covered with large paintings by Rubens, Jordaens, and other artists.
• It was nearly half an hour later before they heard footsteps approaching along the road from the chateau.
• All in the chateau are, I believe, faithful, but even were they not, none know of our absence, as we did not leave until all were asleep, and shall return before daylight.
• A sharp musketry conflict went on for a short time around the chateau.
• Japat looked, as observed from the chateau, to be the most peaceful spot in the world.
• I wish there was some way to get him and his English assistants into the chateau.
• They are not as yet so numerous as might be expected, and accordingly here, as elsewhere in Touraine, every facility is given for visiting the chateau and its park.
• It is out of keeping with the grand fabric of the chateau, and it is a pity that it does not cast itself adrift some night.
• It was for the same reason that they stopped again near Chateau Thierry and gave the Americans time to come up.
• Do you remember how he used to twist it round and round when he visited the chateau? It was a fine ring.
• La Verberie was already spoken of in the neighborhood as a chateau, and Eve Sechard was known as the Lady of Marsac.
• On relief two companies went to the Chateau de la Haie, and the two other companies and Headquarters to Rossignol Farm, a large monastic farm of considerable age.
• In the right company area was situated a chateau which had formerly been the headquarters of General von Quast, the commander of the Sixth German Army.
• There was a pretty embowered residence, a short distance from the chateau, on the portion of the estate I had inherited from my father.
• By the 31st the Germans had reached Chateau Thierry and other points on the Marne, where they were halted by the French.
• At Chateau Thierry the Americans put up a strong resistance but the enemy by persistent efforts finally succeeded in getting a footing on the south bank.
• I count on your co-operation to put seals wherever they are necessary, and to select the guard over the chateau.
• Returning to the chateau at Mery, I found the company had gone on, so I followed them along the Valley of Death to Montreuil.
• On the far shore was a town, beyond it a hill crowned by a fine chateau.
• He wore mourning still for his brother, and was the most distinguished-looking man in the chateau that day.
• The Chateau de Sevigny, near Cussy-les-Forges, is a charming situation.
• They had even chosen the house, a small but charming old chateau to which Jim had taken a fancy.
• There I found our Division had established themselves in huts and dugouts at the back of an ancient chateau.
• At the hotel we got the chateau on the wire and asked for the victoria at once.
• We got a good view of the chateau of Ecouen, looking vast and stately, seated on the side of a distant hill.
• There was a small picture, in the manner of Watteau, in this inn, which the landlady told me had been bought at a sale of the effects of a neighbouring chateau.
• But de Sigognac knew every step of the way perfectly, and soon turned from the highway into the neglected, grass-grown road that led to the chateau.
• What is the matter? I fear that you find your life here at the chateau very dull.
• The wind was cold, but again a glorious sun bathed the terrace and the chateau.
• They took me, half-dead, to the chateau of Sache, where the owners very kindly invited me to stay, and I accepted.
• He used to go up to the Chateau de Montmaur, walk about in the forest, note the tracks of the game and go his rounds at night.
• I prefer to stay here, in spite of the coming storm, and wait for the horse you can send me from the chateau.

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