Concierge is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCIERGE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (French) one who keeps the entrance to an edifice, public or private
• (especially in France) a resident caretaker of a block of flats or a small hotel.
• a hotel employee whose job is to assist guests by booking tours, making theatre and restaurant reservations, etc.
• (in France) caretaker in a block of flats
• One who keeps the entrance to an edifice, public or private; a doorkeeper; a janitor, male or female.
• a French caretaker of apartments or a hotel; lives on the premises and oversees people entering and leaving and handles mail and acts as janitor or porter

Words related to CONCIERGE

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Words that contain CONCIERGE

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How to use CONCIERGE in a sentence

• From her lodge window the concierge nodded approval.
• The concierge, taken aback by the sudden apparition of the van, had not summoned up courage to prevent the furniture from being stowed away in it.
• Before engaging a Guide, or an Instructor on the recommendation of the concierge, get some expert advice as to who is the best.
• The concierge stood in the doorway, one eye on the disappearing Matterhorn, one on the experts and others in animated conclave round the still inaccessible telescope.
• Bob Evers had walked in as though nothing had happened, and gone straight up to his room with a note that the concierge handed him.
• Chiaja had many streets and he was wandering aimlessly, since the concierge of the hotel had not been able to give him any precise directions.
• In the window, at the back of the half dark room, sat the concierge, whom I had known for nearly twenty years, a brave, intelligent, fragile woman.
• The house of the odious concierge was in a small, shabby street off the Boulevard du Montparnasse.
• The concierge, who knew me and seemed decidedly relieved to see me, made no objection to opening the consulate and letting me in.
• Not even bribery would induce the concierge to let me in.
• On it the concierge was hoisting trunks, and into it was being heaped a promiscuous variety of knick-knackery and wearing apparel.
• In a few words I told them what had happened, and directed the concierge to join Monsieur Stangerson with all speed, while his wife came with me to open the park gate.
• The concierge closed the window after him and fastened the blinds, which certainly could not have closed and fastened of themselves.
• There was a third moment, when Monsieur Stangerson was joined by the concierge.
• There was a fourth moment, during which Monsieur Stangerson, the concierge and his wife and Daddy Jacques were before the door.
• I recognised the concierge, whom I had seen when she was being taken to the pavilion for examination.
• We scarcely need them except when we travel abroad, and when we do that we find that the concierge and the waiter use English with surprising fluency.
• Thus Thuillier had become, once more, morally speaking, the son of a concierge.
• This guardian of the cemetery may be called a concierge who has reached the condition of a functionary, not soluble by dissolution! His place is far from being a sinecure.
• Downstairs she spoke to the concierge, saying she would return with a cab to fetch the things away.
• If Brisson had not spoken and announced himself, the concierge would have been wide awake in an instant.
• If he had given a name unknown to the concierge, the same result would have ensued.
• That morning the concierge had toiled for us among steamer-sailings to see if we could save three days.
• The watching concierge of the house nodded to him politely as he began to mount the stairs.
• At length I obtained, through the assistance of my sister, the situation of concierge in the Hotel Marboeuf, in the Rue Grange Bateliere.
• At a distance he perceived the Castle of Louis of Orleans, which, having become part of the crown domain, was kept by an old concierge.
• They entered the habitation of the concierge du Palais five minutes after.
• But, now that the duke had escaped, the concierge had seen fit to fasten the gate with a double lock.
• The concierge in the house where I used to lodge is my only friend, but she cannot help me for reasons which will presently be made clear to you.
• A casual, tactful inquiry of the concierge assured me that that man was indeed in the employ of Mr.
• The two gendarmes who had been running after me were arguing the matter of my presence here with the proprietor of the place and with the concierge.
• Only the concierge of the Kurhaus saw her off at the station.
• We entered a small court where a gruff man, called a concierge, having a dirty kerchief around his head, received us doubtfully.
• This morning my concierge announced with great delicacy and feeling that to-day is Friday, the fifteenth July, and my rent is once more due.

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