Buttes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUTTES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BUTTE, an isolated hill rising abruptly from the surrounding area, having steep sides and a flat top
• an isolated hill with steep sides and a flat top (similar to but narrower than a mesa).

Words related to BUTTES

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How to use BUTTES in a sentence

• On the 23rd of the month, the formidable position of the Buttes Montmartre could no longer resist your efforts, in spite of all the forces with which they were covered.
• When his party reached the Buttes, one of them went up on top of the hill to watch.
• On every side of us stretched the poor, hopeless desert, the sage, grim and determined to live in spite of starvation, and the great, bare, desolate buttes.
• The wagon was stopped so the jolting would not make death any harder, and there in the shadow of the great twin buttes he died.
• Presently we crossed the creek and headed our course due north toward the desert and the buttes.
• The sun hung like a big red ball ready to drop into the hazy distance when we came clear of the buttes and down on to a broad plateau, on which grass grew plentifully.
• At last, it disappeared altogether, and only the trail remained, winding like a great grey serpent toward the distant black buttes of the Judith Range.
• Nearer at hand the mountains rise above timber line to great buttes and precipices.
• Then, when you get things fixed, wire me one word to Twin Buttes.
• For endless miles, fissures and buttes, precipices to be scaled, mountains to be climbed, canyons to be crossed.
• There was little or no view from the spring, for peaks and buttes closely hemmed it in.
• Opposite the cabin, across the river, rose the buttes that met her eyes always when she came to the cabin door.
• Ragtown will move down here as soon as the big outfit lands at the buttes.
• There was a hard contest, but the troops succeeded in entering the Buttes.
• A great fire is raging in the direction Buttes de Chaumont.
• A great fire is raging in the direction of the Buttes de Chaumont.
• They came from the Buttes Chaumont, where many of them have been kept two days and a half without food.
• The park of the Buttes Chaumont was strewn with corpses.
• It turns out that some petroleum in the Buttes de Chaumont caught fire.
• From the Champs Elysees I drove to the Buttes de Montmartre.
• About sundown he decided to camp under some high buttes.
• Toward evening, as he was entering a narrow passage between the buttes, he felt as though he was leaking again and landed on a bar to investigate.
• In less than half an hour, another one bore down from the buttes and swept across with a terrible roar, about one mile below.
• Instead of grassy buttes, the prairies were crowned with clay hills, riven as though by volcanic action and the river flowed under huge cliffs of a peculiar slate color.
• Our first glimpse of the meeting-point revealed the summit of the buttes fairly covered with horsemen.
• Sometimes it was a game of hide and seek among the buttes, and again it was an early morning sally by the cowboy.
• Thirty miles north of this white isolation the low country glowed in a sun that made golden the far buttes and sparkled on the clay-red waters of the Little Colorado.
• It was a strange, wonderful scene of motion and color, with the gray, unchangeable desert and the pale walls of the buttes for a background.
• They grew and grew into mounds, castles, domes, crags, great red wind-carved buttes.
• Our camp was on the windy desert, a long sweeping range of grass, sloping down, dotted with cattle, with buttes and mountains in the distance.
• Our road had been winding around among the buttes which looked like the Indian baskets turned upside down on the great barren plain.
• The buttes to the south were low, black and barren, and to the west as far as we could see there were no mountains with any snow.
• To the south it got some lower, but very barren and ending in black, dry buttes.
• We told them of the black and desolate ranges and buttes to the south, and of the great dry plains in the same direction.
• This plain, with its barren ranges and buttes is now known as the Mojave Desert.
• I arrived at Rocky Ridge, the end of the new route, on schedule time, and turning back came on to Red Buttes, my starting-place.

Similar words containing BUTTE without suffix s

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