Ditches is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DITCHES in dictionary:

VERB:
• DITCH, to dig a long, narrow excavation in the ground
• provide with a ditch or ditches
• make or repair ditches
• get rid of or give up
• end a relationship with (someone) peremptorily
• play truant from (school)
• bring (an aircraft) down on water in an emergency
• (of an aircraft) make a forced landing on water
• derail (a train).
NOUN:
• a narrow channel dug at the side of a road or field, to hold or carry away water

Words related to DITCHES

ditch11 ditched14 ditching15

Words that contain DITCHES

quidditches27

How to use DITCHES in a sentence

• But that God should cause frogs to come up every spring in the ditches does not seem wonderful to you at all.
• Unluckily, as we issued from the village, our guns traversing a hollow road, we were stopped by ditches and channels full of mud, in which the guns stuck fast.
• Peasants hiding in ditches a mile away stared at the furnace in which all their household goods were being consumed.
• And now, between a double line of ditches, where a battalion of engineers lay asleep in their blankets, the road entered the pine woods.
• Pegu is a citie very great, strong, and very faire, with walles of stone, and great ditches round about it.
• He went along rough, narrow paths, over ditches and the beds of streams.
• There are muddy ditches, into which we may slip and get sadly wet and dirty.
• She minds of the grassy ditches, where the two of you used to catch the young birds.
• They form a parallel line behind the houses, on each side, leaping fences and ditches to their posts.
• Anything that could be used in the shape of furniture and fagots, to make a bridge across the town ditches, was collected.
• The walls and forts were torn down, the ditches filled up, and the once splendid city reduced to a frightful scene of ruin and desolation.
• Barbed-wire fences, ditches and creeks, too numerous to think of.
• Between this and the Arc de Triomphe there are three barricades made of masonry and earth, and three ditches.
• In places, especially in the ditches alongside the railroad bed, the water had torn its way through the earth, leaving it red and raw.
• A few ditches would allow all the water to pass off, and this alone would be a great improvement.
• Then he rode out on the ditches, and met his man returning with the troublesome animals at last.
• More miles of the road lay behind them, and in the virgin wilderness the scars of new-scraped water ditches began to appear, and the first wire fences.
• On the third morning we marched for Tlacopan or Tacuba, harassed as usual by the enemy, but our cavalry soon forced them to retire to their canals and ditches.
• We found it extremely difficult to set the houses on fire, nor could the flames communicate from house to house, as all the houses were separated by canals and ditches.
• Philip de Valois, in 1346, allowed the citizens to surround the town with ditches, walls, and gates.
• The ditches, the palisades, the terraces of these forts were constructed with great labour as well as no small skill.
• Overnight he posted his army north of the highway that leads from Luetzen to Leipzig, dug deep the ditches that enclosed it, and made breastworks of the dirt.
• During the last three months of this time it is manured with cow-dung and mud from ponds and ditches.
• It cleared up in the morning but is now as threatening as ever, the ditch of the fort is twelve or fifteen feet deep, but like all Affghan ditches it is narrow.
• You will have charge of the ditches, too, during my absence.

Similar words containing DITCHE without suffix s

ditched14 ditcher13 ditchers14 quidditches27

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