Parasols is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARASOLS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PARASOL, 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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a lightweight umbrella used as a sunshade

Words related to PARASOLS

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How to use PARASOLS in a sentence

• Their dress is a kind of half vest, and they carry parasols made of peacocks feathers to shade them from the sun, and are surrounded by great trains of servants.
• Add to these, three luncheon- baskets and various sticks, umbrellas, and parasols, and the cavalcade is complete.
• I shall be a bore, if I say again what a pretty figure we cut in this military picnic, with two long lines of blankets draped on bayonets for parasols.
• Amid shouts and cheers and waving parasols the people raised the National Anthem, and for once there was some dignity in that inferior tune.
• White were their parasols and in front they waved a Red Cross flag.
• Later on, a small awning was rigged up and we got a little protection, and one or two parasols were forthcoming for the use of the ladies.
• When they had gone she took courage to bathe her hot face in one of the marble basins, and to straighten her own hat-brim, which the parasols of the crowd had indented.
• He would have observed imitation Japanese parasols at a penny among the ware of enterprising capitalists in the streets.
• Their parasols were green, red, blue, and other explosive tints.
• By the time Spring went away, the babies had grown large and strong, and spread beautiful green parasols to give shade to their friends through the hot, dusty days of summer.
• The leaves serve as parasols and umbrellas, and for material for roof covering, baskets, brushes, mats, and innumerable utensils.
• But you saw the world, and you took a fancy to those countries where they say the ladies are very pretty, and wear hats as large as parasols.
• On the roofs were now a fringe of colored parasols, a fluttering of handkerchiefs.
• Women in their summer finery lent gay splashes of color, waved parasols or handkerchiefs excitedly at their acquaintances below.
• We encamped in the hot sand on the shore, under the shelter of our parasols, and made our breakfast of hard-boiled eggs, a piece of bad bread, and some lukewarm water.
• In vain did well-gloved hands hold thousands of green parasols and umbrellas over their heads as they walked four and five deep through the leading thoroughfares yesterday.
• Danny Grin stood up, waving his hat and cheering hoarsely, while the girls who surrounded him waved handkerchiefs and parasols.
• There was also a frenzied waving of handkerchiefs and of parasols.
• Gathering up scarfs and parasols, she and Elise hurried back to the steamer.
• Others, who had failed to find even the tiniest place to sit down, leaned heavily on their parasols, sinking, but still obstinate.

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