Stoves is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STOVES in dictionary:

VERB:
• STOVE, to dry in a heating or cooking apparatus
• fumigate or disinfect (a house) with sulphur or other fumes.
• treat (an object) by heating it in a stove in order to apply a desired surface coating.
• force or raise (plants) in a hothouse.
NOUN:
• an apparatus for cooking or heating that operates by burning fuel or using electricity.
• a hothouse for plants.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to heat something in a heating apparatus

Words related to STOVES

stove8 stoved10 stoving11

Words that contain STOVES

cookstoves19 woodstoves17

How to use STOVES in a sentence

• The General sat at the head of the table surrounded by his staff, and behind him the faces of the cooks were lit up by the fires of the stoves.
• He ran upstairs to give a few touches to his toilet, when lo! the shining stoves and pipes caught his eyes.
• I made three calls on him, helped him set up his stoves and his beds and clear up his house a little bit since he had just moved into it and had a good deal of work to do.
• The close iron stoves they have introduced among you are terrible enemies to beauty.
• The place as usual was crowded, more particularly in the neighborhood of the two stoves.
• Inventors are now at work on cold-air stoves that draw in warm air, extract the heat from it, and deliver it purified and cooled by many degrees.
• Also, as they marched, the cooks prepared soup, coffee, and tea, walking beside their stoves on wheels, tending the fires, distributing the smoking food.
• Part of the houseboat was heated by oil stoves, but the forward cabin had a wood stove, and above it on the upper deck was our little sheet-iron chimney.
• The possibilities for the latter are especially limited, and the invention of stoves was a great advance in efficiency, economy, and comfort.
• The labor involved in the care of numerous stoves is considerable, and hence the advent of a central heating stove, or furnace, was a great saving in strength and fuel.
• One great disadvantage of oil lamps and oil stoves is that they cannot be carried safely from place to place.
• Stoves were greatly in demand, but few were available.
• Some went to the frontier with the big, four-wheeled ox-waggons and in these they conveyed cooking utensils, trunks, boxes with food and flour, mattresses, and even stoves.
• There was in my room one of those inhospitable, box-shaped porcelain stoves so common in North Italy and the Tyrol.
• In the deep dugouts small sheet-iron stoves were burning, giving out a little heat and a great deal of choking smoke.
• Turning to his stoves, the pots and the pans, the meal soon was in successful preparation.
• Stoves and chimneys, starvation and epidemics, are unknown.
• In the tents there are small stoves, but they give out little warmth.
• There were no house- warming furnaces, and stoves were almost unknown.
• Soon after 1835, and even before that year possibly, cylinder stoves were introduced into shops and stores.
• A kind friend in Quebec provided fifty oil stoves for the use of the Quebec contingent and so we became quite comfortable.
• These huts were heated with stoves, and fuel was provided.
• The fine forests of white oak have been mostly reduced to ashes in the stoves of Milford, and their oracles have ceased.
• Valentine and Orson did serve in the stoves of hell, and were sweat-rubbers in hot houses.
• But while these stoves are convenient and economical, especially in small families, they should be used with much care.
• Aside from the danger from explosion, which is by no means inconsiderable in the use of gasoline and oil stoves, they are not, unless well cared for altogether healthful.
• Two smoking stoves, burning their miserable peat, made all the heat there was.
• A pretense of supper was prepared over two oil stoves.
• I knew of Peoria only as a great place for the manufacture of whisky, and for its cast-iron stoves, but found it a city, magnificently situated on a series of bold bluffs.
• The iron entering into the manufacture of stoves must be of a peculiar fineness of texture.

Similar words containing STOVE without suffix s

stove8 stoved10 stover9 estover10 stovers10 estovers11 stovetop13 cookstove18 stovepipe16 stovetops14 woodstove16 stovewood16 cookstoves19 stovepipes17 woodstoves17 stovewoods17

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