Bracken is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRACKEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large fern
• a tall fern with coarse lobed fronds, which occurs worldwide and can cover large areas.
• any large coarse fern resembling bracken.
• A brake or fern.
• fern of southeastern Asia; not hardy in cold temperate regions
• large coarse fern often several feet high; essentially weed ferns; cosmopolitan
• large fern

Words related to BRACKEN

brackens16 break11 breaking15 breakings16 breaks12 broken12 brokenly17 brokenness16 brokennesses18

Words that contain BRACKEN

brackens16

How to use BRACKEN in a sentence

• The high cliff stretching overhead, and covered with bushes and bracken, amongst which nestled the red-tiled cottages.
• And while he was playing, two rabbits crept out from the bracken and peeped at him.
• When he left the bracken the girl suddenly clapped her hands against her eyes affrighted.
• The wind drove it past in slow coils, but its skirts seemed to cling to the heather and bracken as though reluctant to loose its hold on the Island.
• For example, it seems certain that the general grey-brown tint of European rabbits serves to render them indistinguishable in a field of bracken, stubble, or dry grass.
• As they went through long grass and bracken, here and there a fallen log impeded their steps.
• Charles saw he was making for the rocky thickets below the house, where the uneven ground and the bracken would give him a better chance.
• The Twins crawled through the bracken to a narrow path, went swiftly and noiselessly down it, and through a little gate on to the high road.
• Once in the cave I built a little fire of chips and dry bracken that had somehow escaped the rain.
• The fire that had swept the neighbourhood had somehow failed to consume it, though subsequent developments had buried it under piles of bracken and dead brushwood.
• He left the older man outside while he cleaned up the floor of the cave and then made his companion as comfortable as he could on a bed of bracken.
• Ross thankfully sat on his own pile of bracken and tried not to notice the throbbing ache in his arm.
• But first Thornhill, Bracken the machine-gunner, and I explored Al-Ajik.
• No one noticed it, and in a second or two it fluttered underneath the clump of bracken behind which the young Englishman was hiding.
• Fortunately it was a warm night, and I made up my mind to crawl under the bracken just inside the wood and go to sleep.
• He came on a great boar lying in a tangled thicket of boughs and bracken, a dark place where the sun never shone, nor could the rain pierce through.
• Nothing moved but the rushing brown water, and there was no sound, when we stopped to listen, but its joyous song and the humming of bees in bracken and heather.
• Hoopdriver lost his temper and charged at them, narrowly missed one, and sent them jumping the ditch into the bracken under the trees, leaving the way clear for Jessie.
• The bracken was turning on the hills, the woods beginning to dress for the pageant of October.
• The primitive neighbours remark that no rowan-tree grows near, nor holly, nor bracken, and no horseshoe is nailed on the door.
• Nothing to be heard save the occasional call of the grouse in the bracken, and the monotonous chafing of the harness.
• Bracken, and the other accused, were not represented by counsel.
• Vick is racing, with idiotic ardor, through the tall green bracken, after the mottled deer, yelping with shrill insanity, and vainly imagining that she is going to overtake them.

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