Tourists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOURISTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• travel as a tourist
NOUN:
• TOURIST, one who tours for pleasure
• a person who is travelling or visiting a place for pleasure
• a member of a touring sports team

Words related to TOURISTS

tourist7

Words that contain TOURISTS

ecotourists13 agritourists13 agrotourists13 astrotourists13 voluntourists16

How to use TOURISTS in a sentence

• Carpenter was a man of colossal ideas, and from the picturesque location of his hotel, overlooking the city, he could see millions of tourists flocking to his hostelry.
• It is to be hoped, for the good of future tourists, that there are not many such places, or that they may soon be exposed so they can be avoided.
• Each pamphlet, deals minutely with every resort of pleasure or health within its assigned limit, and will be found bright and interesting reading for tourists.
• When he had climbed to the top of the tower he found a party of tourists there, so he quickly crawled into a dark corner and was soon sound asleep.
• At last, when the tourists were gone, and the boy could crawl from his hiding place, he saw no wild geese, and no Morten Goosey-Gander came to fetch him.
• From Berne over Lake Thun, from the Rhone Valley over the Gemmi or through the Simmenthal come the tourists, seeing as they come the white peaks of the Oberland.
• Yet it is only fair to say that on the whole those tourists chased across the Continent by the advancing spectre of war, behaved with pluck and patience.
• The only people who ever go to Fattehpur Sikri are tourists, and they take their own bedding and spread it on the marble floor.
• Information has been gathered concerning the parts of the forest where lightning is most likely to strike or where campfires are likely to be left by tourists.
• All the forest roads are posted with many signs asking the tourists to be careful in the use of matches, tobacco and camp fires, so as not to start destructive forest fires.
• Within it are ruins which have been strangely neglected by all tourists and investigators.
• All reasonable folk, moreover, know that Killarney is the town to which, more than any other in Ireland, it is important to attract British tourists.
• While on the island that afternoon, he visited the Blue Grotto, an opening in the island leading into a cave of rare beauty, which is daily visited by tourists.
• If the loveliness of this river were better known, it would be more generally visited by tourists in search of rest or recreation.
• Needless to say, he had no idea of flinging himself into the Carnival, after the fashion of lesser and lighter tourists.
• Judging from his gifts of conversation, which we all admired, and his unbounded knowledge of the country, I thought that, as a guide for tourists, he would be invaluable.
• Gall on a misty morning, in a little open carriage, bound for Trogen, it was with the pleasant knowledge that a land almost unknown to tourists lay before me.
• Now she is a little shrunken shell of a town without a proper hotel, where tourists hurry up from the river to buy complete sets of Soudan stamps at the Post Office.
• It only performs all its functions at noon, and as there is always a crowd of tourists about it, we went early.
• Tourists from the other hotels were being landed at our pier from tiny boats, to have their supper at the Hotel Rhiner, for the cooking is famous.
• The Cataract Hotel is a large place for tourists, with a capacity of three hundred and fifty people.
• The town was noted for its natural beauty, and in the summertime not a few tourists stopped there.
• But four sociable tourists promptly appeared to act as spectators and critics.
• She wanted to know all the things that real tourists want to know, and Jack forgot that he hated to answer foolish questions.
• It was first witnessed by a party of English tourists, who were ascending the mountain from Nicolosi in order to see the sunrise from the summit.
• He had been driving but a short time after his return, when he carried east on one trip a coach load of English tourists, whose baggage loaded down the stage.
• He and his wife had even then made a specialty of tea for English tourists.

Similar words containing TOURIST without suffix s

tourist7 tourista8 touristy11 touristas9 touristed10 touristic11 ecotourist12 untouristy13 touristier10 agritourist12 agrotourist12 ecotourists13 touristiest11 agritourists13 agrotourists13 astrotourist12 voluntourist15 astrotourists13 touristically18 voluntourists16

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