Cottonwoods is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COTTONWOODS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COTTONWOOD, an American tree of the poplar genus, having seeds covered with abundant cottonlike hairs
• a North American poplar with seeds covered in white cottony hairs.
• any of a number of downy-leaved Australasian shrubs.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• any of several poplars having seeds with cottony hairs; one (Populus deltoides) of the eastern and central United States often cultivated for its rapid growth and luxuriant foliage

Words related to COTTONWOODS

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How to use COTTONWOODS in a sentence

• He followed, skulking softly behind her until he reached the appointed place among the cottonwoods.
• Later he went outdoors to the cooler shade of the cottonwoods.
• The cabin was the same as the other adobe structures in the valley, but it was larger and pleasantly located rather high up in a grove of cottonwoods.
• Halfway down the lane he turned his head to peer through the cottonwoods.
• As Cassner raised the side of the mountain, enabling him to look over and beyond the cottonwoods, he discovered that the whole mountain side was covered with Indians.
• As the hours passed and the afternoon lengthened, the invisible something urged him more strongly to take the trail beyond the cottonwoods, with Mary Standish at his side.
• Then I got another hell of a one in the coulee under the cottonwoods.
• Between him and the river was three hundred yards of flat ground covered with cottonwoods.
• Here and there the flatness broke in a long, low line of cottonwoods marking the winding course of a slough or trace of subsoil water.
• I resolved to walk over to the brush, swing around to the willows, turn to the cottonwoods, and so back to the ranch.
• A group of cottonwoods loomed dimly through the mist beside a fence that surrounded the house.
• She did not know the second arrival at the cottonwoods.
• With a sigh of satisfaction, perhaps of anticipation, he stepped to a clump of cottonwoods down the stream and backed within them.
• Just as day was breaking the Indians made their way across an arroyo and up a long slope to a group of cottonwoods.
• He worked forward with infinite care along the bank of the wash till he reached the first of the cottonwoods.
• Here, under the heavy shadows of the overhanging cottonwoods, he outlined his plans.
• Through the cottonwoods they crept toward the rear of the two-story house where Pasquale lived and Ruth was held prisoner.
• After picking some berries for him, she sat down on the grass under the row of cotton-woods, and sank into a kind of lethargy.
• The Indians scattered, but are now assembling in the cotton-woods a mile distant.
• Some one had exercised good judgment in selecting a camp, for every convenience was at hand, including running water and ample shade from a clump of cottonwoods.
• With stealthy footsteps he reached the cottonwoods, stole under the gloomy shade, and felt his way to a point beyond the twinkling lights.
• On reaching this divide, we could see the cotton-woods that outlined the stream ahead.
• There he watched the movement of the leaves upon the green cottonwoods.
• But the cottonwoods were no longer in the sunlight.
• We would find the new-made grave ahead on Squaw Creek, beyond the crossing, to the right hand side in a clump of cottonwoods.
• A lone group of dead cotton-woods grew like sentinels close to the rocky walls.

Similar words containing TTONWOOD without suffix s and without prefix co

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