Countinghouse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COUNTINGHOUSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• Alt. of Countingroom
NOUN:
• a building, room, or office used for keeping books and transacting business
• an office or building in which the accounts and money of a person or company were kept.
• office used by the accountants of a business

Words related to COUNTINGHOUSE

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Words that contain COUNTINGHOUSE

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How to use COUNTINGHOUSE in a sentence

• Royal at his counting-house, and he was careful to keep the appointment.
• As he has two big sons, I ventured to recommend the younger one to Monsieur Ambroise, who was kind enough to take him into his counting-house.
• Frail, her part owner, who could survey his ship from his counting-house windows, straightway took boat and came up her side.
• He called into existence a pair of very splendid diamond studs, and hastily annihilated them again as young Gomshott came across the counting-house to his desk.
• That morning he entered the counting-house rubbing his hands.
• I saw Djeddah, the most important counting-house of Egypt, Syria, Turkey, and India.
• In the meantime, having a vacant situation in the counting-house at Enkhuizen, we thought of Mr.
• Maper brought her into the counting-house, she had forgotten that she must meet his son there.
• Its first real effect was observable in the counting-house of the Hamburg owners.
• After leaving school he spent some years in the counting-house of his father, a brewer.
• At length the hour of shutting up the counting-house arrived.
• Anton, too, did his part toward keeping up the good feeling of the counting-house.
• But the gentle influences of the pumpkin-bowl gradually told upon the severe intellects of the counting-house.
• He had great difficulty in keeping up his counting-house duties, while he spent every spare hour in conference with the baroness and the lawyer.
• Meanwhile, an estrangement had sprung up between our hero and his principal, which the whole counting-house remarked with surprise.
• You reminded me, just when I least expected it, that a mere business contract alone bound you to my counting-house.
• Sabine Schroeter stood so high in the estimation of the gentlemen of the counting-house that they paid her the compliment of rarely naming her.
• In the midst of our discussions a letter came from my Uncle Snow, a merchant in New York, generously offering me a place in his counting-house.
• A few years ago I could have described the solitude of the deserted counting-house, and made a really effective scene of it.
• I signified a desire to see the counting-house so minutely described by Dickens, and Mr.
• Tell him to return to the counting-house, and that there is no order for to-day, Joseph replied.
• Hundreds of vehicles and vessels convey the business men of New York to that extremity of Manhattan Island-which may be regarded as the counting-house of the Western Continent.
• He walked rapidly until he reached the counting-house of Mr.
• Dale came into the counting-house, and complained that he had fallen on the ice.
• His usual companions were absent, and, after haunting the saloon restlessly for an hour, he strolled down to his counting-house.
• Though an outsider would not have perceived it, the work was as crisp-cut and exact in its methods as the work in a counting-house.
• Then, with a quaint transition of thought, he remembered the little counting-house in Tooley Street, the smell of cheeses, and Mr.
• Ask yourselves how you would like to be taken out of your shop, or your mill, or your study, or your laboratory, or your counting-house, and never be allowed to go into it again.

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