Tilbury is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TILBURY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a carriage having two wheels
• the principal container port of London and SE England, on the north bank of the River Thames.
• light two-wheeled horse-drawn open carriage
• A kind of gig or two-wheeled carriage, without a top or cover.

Words related to TILBURY

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How to use TILBURY in a sentence

• I have just had a wire to say that the cottage and shed we have been arranging for near Tilbury are practically finished.
• I wondered whether the note meant that the preparations which were being made for me at Tilbury were finally completed.
• Latimer was some thirty or forty yards away, walking inland across the marsh in the direction of Tilbury.
• Latimer had disappeared behind the thin belt of trees that fringed the Tilbury road, and so far as I could see there was no one else about.
• I shall come down to Tilbury either on Friday or Saturday, and within a few hours we can be utterly beyond the reach of any further danger or difficulties.
• All the way to Tilbury I occupied myself with the hackneyed but engrossing pursuit of pondering over my affairs.
• I was still engaged in this interesting occupation when the train ran into Tilbury station.
• Gow departed for Tilbury with my letter to McMurtrie in his pocket.
• It must have been getting on for two when I suddenly caught sight of a motor car with a solitary occupant coming quickly along the Tilbury road.
• An occasion soon offered, by the invitation of the Captain to accompany him in an excursion in the tilbury of his brother-in-law.
• It still rained, but we got a tilbury and drove out to see the battle-ground of Waterloo.
• Veron drove a fine horse and tilbury, and Sue was not content until he could do the same.
• A body of twenty-two thousand foot and a thousand horse, under the command of the earl of Leicester, was stationed at Tilbury in order to defend the capital.
• The ship Tilbury was wrecked upon the rocks, and half her crew drowned.
• The young man gave a tender embrace to his companion, and went towards the tilbury which an old servant drove slowly to meet him.
• Then the tilbury rolled away, and the lady stood motionless, listening to the sound of the wheels, watching the little cloud of dust raised by its passage along the road.
• We have English horses, a coupe, a barouche, and a tilbury.
• Barge from London Bridge to Tilbury, and so on! What he wants is a good excuse for giving it up.
• The militia was gathered at Tilbury, under Leicester.
• At Tilbury, where the modern liners are, you get wall sides mounting like great hotels with tier on tier of decks, and funnels soaring high to dominate the day.
• She was surprised at Tilbury now that she had time to look about her.
• Great Customs House buildings blotted out any possible view, reminding her very much of the ugliness of Tilbury.
• My dear, I hope and pray every day that you will remember that promise you gave me at Tilbury.
• Everyone is searched for letters and papers at Tilbury.

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