Alleys is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALLEYS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ALLEY, a narrow passageway, also ALLEYWAY
• a path lined with trees, bushes, or stones
• a long, narrow area in which games such as skittles and bowling are played
• either of the two side strips between the singles sideline and the sidelines which count as part of the court in a doubles match.
• the area between the outfielders in left-centre or right-centre field.
• a narrow passageway between or behind buildings
• a toy marble made of marble, alabaster, or glass.

Words related to ALLEYS

alley8

Words that contain ALLEYS

galleys11 valleys13 walleys13 tomalleys14 intervalleys18

How to use ALLEYS in a sentence

• The alleys are always there, and fairly well kept, but very few people or carriages pass.
• She cannot afford to waste brains like yours, while in thousands of reeking alleys, such as that one opposite us, heathens and savages are demanding the rights of citizenship.
• It is more properly speaking a promenade, and forms a garden with alleys of trees where music is often performed and there is a superb saloon where refreshments may be had.
• A wide avenue, part in gravel, part in turf, and bordered by triple alleys, ran to the great double gateways.
• For some distance our road lay through narrow streets or alleys paved with large flags.
• There is no lack of self-assertion here, nothing at all like the shrinking of the Old English Presbyterian into obscure alleys and corners.
• I went once through some of those damnable alleys near Half-Moon Court, the agreeable place where you spend so much of your leisure.
• Just before the players turned to seek fresh squares and alleys new, I noticed on the edge of the crowd what seemed, in the gathering twilight, to be a group of uplifted spears.
• Although the place is so small that it consists of only one street and a few alleys, the more ancient dwellings are remarkable for their height.
• Besides a large number of pleasant and dignified houses of the eighteenth century, Devizes has a few older ones, principally in the alleys at the back of St.
• The camp was always surrounded with a ditch and rampart, and divided into two parts by a broad street, and into subdivisions by cross-streets and alleys.
• The streets and houses, alleys and courts, are their hunting grounds.
• In screw-vessels of large class, where the shaft will interfere with this arrangement, two alleys for the forward magazine.
• The answer was characteristic of the cosmopolitan character of lower New York, very nearly so of the whole of it, wherever it runs to alleys and courts.
• I turned down one of the dark alleys that led away, and soon was walking in the dark.
• Beneath the high slate roofs of its houses of stone or wood, built along winding streets or dark alleys, Orleans sheltered fifteen thousand souls.
• He walked by the side of the young people along the alleys.
• In one of these grassy alleys a large kangaroo was seen, the first since we left the upper part of the Gwydir.
• Without your mills there would be no city here, and all the alleys would be vacated, with grass growing in them.
• I bribed the room boy to slip me through the side streets and dark alleys to an outside station.
• Here I found numerous statues distributed with much taste throughout charming alleys, groves, and open places.
• First, a conversation with Fenwick that she had held that morning, strolling through the upper alleys of the Park.
• I wandered along some dilapidated walls, entered a field, then some beautiful alleys, in one of which I seated myself.
• They gave us new hats, for our own had been lost the night of the wreck, covered our eyes, and led us through many doors and alleys into the open air.
• They passed through winding alleys and between buildings crumbling with age.

Similar words containing ALLEY without suffix s

alley8 galley10 valley12 walley12 alleyed11 galleys11 valleys13 walleye13 walleys13 alleycat13 alleyway17 tomalley13 valleyed15 walleyed15 walleyes14 alleycats14 alleyways18 tomalleys14 intervalley17 intervalleys18

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