Blizzards is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLIZZARDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BLIZZARD
• a severe snowstorm with high winds.
• a large or overwhelming number of things arriving suddenly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a heavy snowstorm

Words related to BLIZZARDS

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How to use BLIZZARDS in a sentence

• Neelands walked joyously on, while behind him there gathered one of the worst blizzards that the Souris Valley has known.
• And now the snow and the cold winds and the fierce blizzards from the north came in earnest, and the ponds and lakes began to freeze over.
• We could not go to Cashmere at all, although it is one of the most interesting provinces of the empire, because the roads were blocked and blizzards were lurking about.
• One imagines it cannot continue long as at present, but remembers our proximity to Cape Crozier and the length of the blizzards recorded in that region.
• It is clear that these blizzards are terrible for the poor animals.
• They seem to have avoided all our stormy winds and blizzards.
• Blizzards are our bugbear, not only stopping our marches, but the cold damp air takes it out of us.
• Blizzards, however, are so local that even when, as in this case, two are nearly contemporaneous, it is not safe to conclude that they are part of the same current of air.
• The wood was slashed to ribbons, rent and riddled to tatters, deluged from above with tearing blizzards of shrapnel bullets, scorched and riven with high-explosive shells.
• There would be blinding blizzards and withering arctic winds to face, and no end of hard work.
• Barren mountains whose sides had been swept bare by blizzards, and ravines which held deep snowdrifts, had to be crossed.
• The day had been one of blizzards and the night of the relief was black and wet.
• Tommy Ashe observed offhand that the heat was beastly, but not a patch to blizzards and frost.
• They thirsted in deserts, hungered in the wilderness, froze in the blizzards, died with the plagues, and were massacred by the savages.
• December proved to be a month of snow and blizzards, but despite the faithful patrolling of the beach nothing in the way of pay-sand came to light.
• It is a slow method of progress, and there are countless delays owing to the frequent blizzards.
• They talked of blizzards and of high water and of short grass and of thunderstorms.
• The northern line of our range was left open, the fences being merely intended to catch any possible drift from summer storms or wintry blizzards.
• Their activity or presence will warn you of the approach of blizzards, and you want to take the hint and keep your weather eye open.
• We were sheltered one night from one of the fearful prairie blizzards that make fall and winter terrible.
• I believe this record of mine has never been beaten in a country infested with Indians and subject to blizzards and other violent weather conditions.
• I reckon more storms and blizzards hez tackled her than you ken shake a stick at.
• A suburban train was slowly working its way through one of the blizzards of 1894.
• He ran away to the Rocky Mountain region, where he had many adventures with robbers and Indians and blizzards.

Similar words containing BLIZZARD without suffix s

blizzard29 blizzardy33 blizzarded32 blizzardly34 blizzarding33 blizzardier32 blizzardiest33

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