Burrows is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURROWS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BURROW, to dig a hole of tunnel in the ground
• (of an animal) make a hole or tunnel, typically for use as a dwelling
• dig into or through something solid
• hide underneath or press close to something
• make a thorough inquiry; investigate
NOUN:
• a hole or tunnel dug by a small animal, especially a rabbit, as a dwelling.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to dig a hole or tunnel in the ground

Words related to BURROWS

burrow11 burrowed14 burrowing15

Words that contain BURROWS

unburrows14 burrowstown19 burrowstowns20

How to use BURROWS in a sentence

• There are a great number of little hills of sand and gravel thrown up by the dogs around their burrows.
• A part of the horizon cleared, and he beheld some rabbits playing around their burrows.
• It affects the neighbourhood of water, swims perfectly well, and burrows in the ground.
• Far below the levels to which we can take the rykors is a vast network of burrows where the real life of the kaldane is lived.
• Occasionally the burrows are very tortuous, and there are often two or three extra openings, each sometimes covered by a mound.
• The burrows near the stream were seldom more than six inches deep, being nearly perpendicular, with an enlargement at the base, and always with at least one oblique opening.
• In no case did I find any connection between two different burrows.
• Even in the banks of the stream, then under water, there were holes, but they all extended obliquely without exception, there being no perpendicular burrows and no mounds.
• Some of the species have nocturnal habits and are very timid, flying to their burrows the moment they hear a noise.
• Sometimes the burrows are in the level plain, running down about three feet, and then rising at an angle.
• I danced upon the beach and pursued the land crabs to their burrows.
• Soon or late they must double back to their burrows, soon or late they must therefore die.
• Burrows, one of the proprietors of the circus, and satisfy yourself on that point and that I am a man of my word.
• To prevent Ayub Khan getting to Ghazni, General Burrows had to do one of two things, either await him at Khushk-i-Nakhud, or intercept him at Maiwand.
• Brigadier-General Burrows, who had two horses shot under him during the engagement, was amongst the last to reach Kandahar.
• Captain Burrows looked for several minutes before he spoke.
• He burrows in the ground just below the surface, is slow of motion, and does his mischievous work at night, gnawing off the young plants close at the surface of the ground.
• They have two sets of burrows for summer and winter, the latter being the deepest and most complicated.
• Their curiosity, however, cannot be suppressed, and no sooner have they vanished from sight than their heads are seen protruding from their burrows.
• Like their cousins of Africa, they live in a great underground city which is a perfect network of burrows which end in a large central chamber.
• Cunninghame Graham, Herbert Burrows, and myself walked on one side the coffin, William Morris, F.
• It would not have been difficult to do this, with a few snares stretched at the openings of the burrows.
• We found one of these outside burrows and it was nearly a foot wide.
• These burrows contain large excavations, in which they deposit stores of provisions.
• Nevertheless, here is a case where undoubtedly all the honour fell to the dweller in burrows.

Similar words containing BURROW without suffix s

burrow11 burrowed14 burrower13 unburrow13 burrowers14 burrowing15 unburrows14 unburrowed16 burrowstown19 unburrowing17 burrowstowns20

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