Parasol is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARASOL in dictionary:

VERB:
• To shade as with a parasol.
NOUN:
• a small, light umbrella
• a light umbrella used to give shade from the sun.
• a widely distributed large mushroom with a broad scaly greyish-brown cap and a tall, slender stalk.
• umbrella-like sunshade
• A kind of small umbrella used by women as a protection from the sun.
• a handheld collapsible source of shade

Words related to PARASOL

parasols10

Words that contain PARASOL

parasols10 parasoled12

How to use PARASOL in a sentence

• Leonora stood in front of him, listening to his words, with head lowered, making marks on the ground with the tip of her red parasol.
• My mantle, Eunoae, and my parasol! Arrange me nicely.
• Far beneath it the silver-breasted hawk, using the cloud as his lordly parasol.
• By the lady lay a Japanese parasol, carelessly dropped on the grass.
• She had on a lilac silk dress and a splendid shawl on her head, fine, well-fitting gloves, and in her hand she held a satin parasol.
• She hesitated, then, with her hands full of letters and parasol, she crossed the hall into the reception room.
• When the monarch rode out in state, an attendant held the royal parasol over him.
• Among other certain indications of the royal presence may be mentioned the golden sceptre, and the parasol.
• The head of the parasol was fringed with tassels, and the upper extremity of the pole commonly terminated in a flower or other ornament.
• See the lady Blondin with the parasol and fan, The lad upon the ladder and the india-rubber man.
• Eleanor watched her as she started off on her walk dressed in white, carrying a red parasol, and decided that Miss Jones was really pretty.
• It never occurred to Miss Jones to throw away her red parasol.
• An hour passed, during which she occasionally shifted the parasol from one tired hand to the other.
• It therefore rests between the lady in blue and the one with the green parasol.
• She was dressed in bright colors and in the latest Parisian style, including the bonnet and parasol.
• First she thinks she will put the parcels and the flowers into her right hand, then she thinks she will put the parasol into her left.
• Aggie was glad of the grass, for she had taken off her shoes by that time and was carrying them slung over her shoulder on the end of her parasol.
• She held up her parasol to shield her face, and also to display the parasol.
• My hat and my parasol were waiting for me on the table, in case of my going out, too.
• Just to see what would happen, I suddenly squatted down by the side of the road, about twenty yards away, and began to dig furiously with the point of my parasol.
• I could not endure to mar the prospect by looking at it through a veil, and found my parasol quite sufficient protection against the rays of the sun.
• Presently Dolly put up her parasol and came out from the shade to watch me.
• Then comes the man who sells belts of every description, and parasol handles.
• The sun shone hot and Marguerite quickly raised her parasol.
• She lowered her parasol, and pressing her palm against one cheek and then the other, to force back the betraying blood, hurried agitated and elated into the library.
• Immediately a wild rush was made for safety, while the raging creature pounded after one lady who, unfortunately, had a red parasol.
• She found another shaving within reach of her parasol, and began poking that with it, and trying to follow it through its folds.
• The lady of the parasol had made an impression on Dr.
• The pink parasol was lovely, and Lizzie was wild over it.

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