Pont is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PONT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• in South Africa, a small ferryboat guided across a narrow stretch of water by a rope or cable
• a flat-bottomed ferry worked on cables or ropes.
• (in South Africa) river ferry

Words related to PONT

ponts7

Words that contain PONT

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How to use PONT in a sentence

• These are the seas of China, India, Persia, Kolzoum, or the Red Sea, of Rum or Greece, which is the Mediterranean, Alehozar or the Caspian, Pont or the Euxine.
• The Pont du Gard crosses a limestone ravine, and is itself built of limestone.
• Reaching the further end of the Pont Napoleon, we found the path striking off immediately before us, and the work began.
• Sauveur, the Pont Napoleon, and a small defile on the immediate right, was our reward.
• He has a big piece of woodland at Pont aux Dames, where he was born, and another on the route de Mareuil.
• Le pont est en bois, parce que le premier a ete detruit, aussi.
• Il y reste un pont, une chaussee et un village de Grecs.
• Du Pont rules for handling, storing, and delivering explosives, by E.
• Du Pont presents the Cavalcade of America, with Raymond Massey in Abraham Lincoln.
• She is like the woman who threw herself over the Pont des Arts, and tried to find her way ten feet below the level of the Seine.
• The bridges had all been blown up, but the Pont de Canteleu, though broken in two and half in the canal, afforded a means of crossing one at a time.
• It has been noted that this unit of the division saw real service prior to the campaign leading from Pont Mousson to Metz.
• As I drew blank everywhere I proceeded to try the hotels on the left bank, and made for the Pont de Mont Blanc to cross the Rhone, pointing for the Metropole.
• It set forth how a young knight, in sorrow of love, was riding between Pont de Ce and Angiers, and how other knights met him and gave him counsel.
• The earliest observations made by Bailly, from one of the windows in the upper story of the Louvre gallery that looks out on the Pont des Arts, are dated in the beginning of 1760.
• It was at the battle of Pont Drift, when General Botha was busily engaged in directing the movements of his men and had little time to argue fine points of authority.
• He paddled that night and all the next day and night without meeting unusual adventure, when he reached Pont St.
• The east bridge, the Pont Neuf, also dates from the 14th century.
• Sixty miles would place her beyond Meulan, which is fifty-eight miles from the Pont Royal, and, of course, a lesser distance from the Pont de Neuilly.
• He died at Prairie du Pont, in 1863, at the age of eighty-one years.
• Gabriel leaned his feathered head over the road, listening for hoof-falls and watching for the first puff of dust in the direction of Prairie du Pont.
• Alexis Barbeau had come along with the soldiers from Prairie du Pont, and he was not the only man who had made use of military escort.
• A month after leaving England he was at Pont Beauvoisin, and by the middle of November he had reached Turin.
• A few people were beginning to collect on the bridges and quays, and there was evidently a greater movement towards the Pont Neuf, than in the lower parts of the town.
• On the Pont Royal a little crowd was collected around one or two men of the labouring classes, who were discussing the causes of the disturbance.
• Honore, and seeing no one in the street, I turned short round its corner, thinking to get into the court of the Louvre, and to the other side of the river by the Pont des Arts.
• He took a hundred and fifty men and attempted to go out by the Pont du Louvre, but there he met Rochefort and his fifty horsemen, attended by more than five hundred men.
• But at Pont Neuf he found Louvieres and his bourgeois.
• The best place to buy them is of Cevalier, on the Seine, near the Pont Netif, Paris.
• On days when the sky was clear, they could see the long line of quays stretching away into space directly they had crossed the Pont Louis-Philippe.
• Down below a lighter full of charcoal struggled against the strong current beneath an arch of the Pont Notre-Dame.

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