Suburbs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBURBS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SUBURB, a residential area adjacent to a city
• an outlying district of a city, especially a residential one

Words related to SUBURBS

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How to use SUBURBS in a sentence

• Soon afterwards, we again sallied forth in quest of adventures, and bent our course towards the suburbs.
• She secured, therefore, some well furnished cottages in the suburbs and offered them rent free until such time as the occupants should become well established.
• It was just beyond the suburbs of the city as they then were, and near to the homes of all the workmen.
• We then suddenly found ourselves in a large open square, surrounded by walls, from which four lofty gates led to the town, the fortress, and the suburbs.
• Hence the number of large houses in the suburbs is very much smaller.
• Denis in the suburbs of Paris, sixteen weeks to Rome and a year to Jerusalem.
• On reaching the suburbs of Lille advance guards had to be sent out, as any point of vantage might have concealed an enemy machine gun.
• She was thinking that she could spend the period of her mourning at Valfeuillu, and Hector, for the sake of appearances, would hire a pretty little house somewhere in the suburbs.
• SOME years ago there lived in the suburbs of a large seaport town on the west coast of England a man in humble circumstances, by name Isaac Scatchard.
• Suburbs grew to a continuous stretch of lighted streets and houses.
• The suburbs of Louvain were given up to the same fate.
• Rome thus acquired a circumference of five miles, and this continued to be the legal extent of the city till the time of the emperors, although suburbs were added to it.
• In this he concealed himself until nightfall, and then made his way into the suburbs, where he found shelter in the house of one of his father’s former vassals.
• When he had passed through the suburbs he found himself in the main street.
• There are no suburbs accessible without a severe struggle with the attraction of gravitation.
• Never, by any accident, does the morning-post, delivered in the suburbs between nine and ten, produce an epistle of this kind.
• An omnibus from any part of the city or suburbs will, as the circular informs you, set you down at the door.
• However, I went all along the city and suburbs from Kent Street to St.
• Across an orchard of the suburbs came a small boy, after him a big dog, urged by a man in the background.
• To-day even in the suburbs there is furnished light, heat, abundant water, care of halls and sidewalks.
• His practice was very extensive, and at almost all hours he could have been seen driving an old gray horse through the streets and suburbs of the town.
• At this time Miller was living in one of the suburbs of Edinburgh, called Porto Bello.
• Three days ago Titus took revenge upon Coenopolis for her sortie against Nicanor by firing the suburbs.
• The suburbs were deserted, for the earthquake had surprised all Lisbon in a pack, crowded within its churches, or in its central streets and squares.
• The women and children, with the monks and nuns, were all sent out of the town, and the suburbs destroyed.
• The staff had just gone its several ways to the suburbs, glad to have three hours of daylight before it for cricket and tennis.

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