Combe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMBE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a narrow valley, also COOMB, COOMBE
• a short valley or hollow on a hillside or coastline, especially in southern England.
• a dry valley in a limestone or chalk escarpment.
• That unwatered portion of a valley which forms its continuation beyond and above the most elevated spring that issues into it.
• See Comb.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as comb

Words related to COMBE

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Words that contain COMBE

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How to use COMBE in a sentence

• Combe Wood, a little south of the Park, was then an island of pure country, quite unfrequented, and an occasional day there was a treat for all.
• Emerson, Froude, George Combe, Robert Mackay, and many other men of mark, were at various times guests at Mr.
• She visited George Combe and his wife at Edinburgh in October, 1852, going to Ambleside on her return.
• At this distance one turns to the right by another stream, and enters a combe containing the ruins of the Doone Houses as they are called.
• Compton church, in the combe beyond, has made good its place in history by recording its ancient past in the porch of the building erected in 1905.
• Away to the left and near the sea is Eype in a delightful combe that ends in the sea at Eype Mouth.
• The pedestrian should enter the meadow to rest and admire the perfect view down the V-shaped combe to the sea.
• Andrew Combe, who, though a great invalid, was able and disposed for conversation at this time.
• Combe, repelled by all this indifference to conscience and natural equity in the firm who had taken possession of his work, applied to others.
• There once lived in the hamlet of Dean Combe a weaver of great fame and skill.
• Combe was always a most kind and condescending friend to me.
• Andrew Combe, was by far the most generally popular, and deservedly so.
• Combe said he was persuaded that at that time there were men to be found in Scotland ready to fight a duel about the good fame of Mary Stuart.
• Combe attributed the authorship of it, which was then a secret, to Robert Chambers.
• Combe there, and if I had not been so tired I must have made a jump at his neck, I was so very glad to see him.
• Combe in the carriage to fetch me from the riding school.
• The church is hidden away in a small combe, and its tower looks most picturesque against the green background of Asholt Wood, but it is not in itself interesting.
• The wealth of foliage in summer makes the ascent of the combe a delightful walk or drive.
• The combe runs up to the shoulders of Blackdown, and is throughout wild and picturesque.
• A most delightful walk is to take the Winsford road through Higher Combe, cross the Barle at Tarr Steps, and return by the opposite bank through Hawkridge.
• It possesses the attractions of a castle, a cavern, and a combe.
• The quarries and combe of Cliffe Hill stand up with fine effect immediately east of the town, which sinks from where we stand to the Ouse at the bottom of the valley.
• Half a dozen cavalry were riding up a combe far off.
• If the men went, they might be detained, because, for all that we knew, the combe might be full of militia.
• The top of the combe was very steep, steeper than any of the ascent, because it had been built up like an outer wall by the savages who once lived there with their cattle.
• After that we rode on together a little heated, till we were out of sight of the combe, where I had had such a startling adventure.
• On the other hand, Aurelia would probably know that I should choose the combe road.
• I was sitting at the moment with my back to the wood, looking over the desolate country towards a tiny cottage far off on the side of the combe.
• Combe would say, being, I should think, twice as big as any rational bump in their head.

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