Beech is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEECH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a common forest tree
• a large tree with smooth grey bark, glossy leaves, and hard, pale fine-grained timber.
• the hard, pale fine-grained timber of the beech
• tree with a smooth greyish bark
• A tree of the genus Fagus.
• any of several large deciduous trees with rounded spreading crowns and smooth grey bark and small sweet edible triangular nuts enclosed in burs; north temperate regions
• wood of any of various beech trees; used for flooring and containers and plywood and tool handles
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a type of tree

Words related to BEECH

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Words that contain BEECH

beechy16 beechen14 beeches14 beechier15 beechnut15 beechiest16 beechmast18 beechnuts16 beechwood20 beechdrops20 beechmasts19 beechwoods21

How to use BEECH in a sentence

• The branches of the Beech seem to grow about equally well in the first, second, third, or any succeeding year.
• After he had cooled he arose and made his way back to a pleasant hardwood forest of maple and beech.
• The trees were taller, and had a darker and more glossy leaf than the American beech.
• As soon as Smirre Fox saw her, he left his place under the beech tree, and sneaked up toward her.
• The Beech is particularly worthy of study, as in many points it differs characteristically from most other trees.
• Then walnut and hazel, beech and chestnut all offered infinite variety of shape and foliage.
• The Doctor halted under a beech tree that spread its branches over a great mossy circle, seating himself on an old log that had been washed down the river and lay on the ground.
• Tamytam cried, and then they led the way inside the trunk of the great blue-gray beech tree.
• At its northern end it rises to 884 feet, an isolated section being crowned by Barbury Camp, ringed by its beech trees, from which there is a grand view north and west.
• The female walked on, stopping now and then to gather a wild flower, until she reached a spring which bubbled at the foot of an immense beech tree.
• Miss Dale loved the aspen, Miss Middleton the beech, Sir Willoughby the birch, and pretty things were said by each in praise of the favoured object, particularly by Miss Dale.
• At the back of the mansion rises a lofty hill, whose sides are hung with groves of noble beech, interspersed with many venerable oaks.
• I have advertised for them but although I have received more than a hundred packages from over the rest of the country, I have not seen one single beech nut from Connecticut.
• The old beech was known to be haunted as well as the spring near by.
• The beech, the elm, the hickory and the maple reached gigantic proportions, and wherever the shade was not too dense the grass rose heavy and rank.
• We passed a solitary tree of a remarkable character, related to Banisteria, the wood being white and close-grained, much resembling beech.
• At length Clym reached the margin of a fir and beech plantation that had been enclosed from heath land in the year of his birth.
• It is generally cut from an evergreen oak, but sometimes from an olive-tree or a beech.
• Here is an old Elizabethan hall, and the park, with its magnificent beech woods, is very fine.
• Oakwood should see quite as much of him as Beech Hill, and young people were better alone, particularly the first year of their marriage.
• Then he cut a few spreading branches from a beech, and leaned them against a log.
• Great linden, oak and beech trees shadow the walk, and in secluded nooks little mountain-streams spring from the side of the wall into stone basins.
• It was a splendid rolling country, covered with forests of oak and elm, beech, hickory and maple.
• It was a beech, standing somewhat isolated, and still leafless in quite early Spring.
• Why then should the present be denied them? And so did her thoughts run as she walked across the sward following Nellie into the beech wood that clothed the steep hillside.
• THE WARLIKE BEECH, because lances and other arms were made of it.
• The distant Beech Walk looked black and grim and ghostly in the weird light.

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