Along is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALONG in dictionary:

VERB:
• By the length; in a line with the length; lengthwise.
• In a line, or with a progressive motion; onward; forward.
• In company; together.
PREPOSITION:
• used to refer to the passage of time or the making of progress
• moving in a constant direction on (a more or less horizontal surface)
• extending in a more or less horizontal line on
• in or into company with others
• By the length of, as distinguished from across.
ADVERB:
• onward
• with a forward motion
• in accompaniment or as a companion
• to a more advanced state
• in addition (usually followed by `with\')
• in line with a length or direction (often followed by `by\' or `beside\')
• forward
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• (Now heard only in the prep. phrase along of.)

Words related to ALONG

alongst8 forward14

Words that contain ALONG

kalong11 alongst8 kalongs12 upalong10 tagalong10 upalongs11 alongside11 passalong12 singalong11 tagalongs11 alongshore14 maskalonge17 passalongs13 singalongs12 maskalonges18 alongshoreman19 alongshoremen19

How to use ALONG in a sentence

• The beds stood foot to foot along the right wall as you entered.
• The moon was too low to give them any light, but the boys found the doorway to the big building and went up the stairs, guided by their hands along the narrow passageway.
• Dutch eel-boats are built so still, and along the quays of Amsterdam and Copenhagen you may see such tanks in fishing-boats of almost every kind.
• Well, it was two days after this that Brighteyes Pigg was out walking along the road.
• If you start your idea along an uncertain course, you have to stop and start afresh to get it straight.
• Immediately there was great excitement, for Manuel had all along wanted to capture a parrot to take home with him.
• I counted twenty-seven waggons with a large escort creeping steadily to the south along some invisible road.
• The ground was so soft from the rain that the horses were with difficulty driven along.
• Down with what? Come along, speak out and give it its name, whatever it is.
• Then it passes along the crest of the ridge from Tunbridge Wells, past East Grinstead and Crawley, till it strikes the Hampshire border.
• Vast multitudes of people crowded the thoroughfares along which the procession moved, and of that multitude exceeding great numbers were dressed in deep black.
• A carriage drawn by four black horses rolled rapidly along the road, swung out on to the beach, and stopped.
• The village where the prince had thus taken service was not far from a great highway, along which many people passed daily, both high and low.
• This was a large force of men and comprised soldiers from Pitt and the other forts and settlers from all along the river.
• Atchison had gathered, along the borders, several hundred men to make a second raid on Lawrence.
• As we proceeded along the ledge I gave Dian minute directions for finding my cave against the chance of something happening to me.
• We helped them along a bit by landing a few shells in the stern.
• Along the years behind him he left a straggling procession of men, women and events.
• And the longer they sat the better for the picture, and perhaps somebody would come along in time to put back the curtain.
• They were in a Pullman car which was moving rapidly along in the darkness.
• The town consisted of a few rows of buildings along the river.

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