Droughts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DROUGHTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DROUGHT, a dry period
• a prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water
• a prolonged absence of something specified
• thirst.

Words related to DROUGHTS

drought12

How to use DROUGHTS in a sentence

• What special means God used to bring about these great droughts we cannot know, any more than we can know why a storm or a shower should come one week and not another.
• The village was situated on the side of a small, picturesque stream, one of the branches of the Hokianga, but continued droughts had at this time reduced it to a trifling brook.
• He had been in Antigua since the year 1800, and he had never known so long a continuance of dry weather, although the island is subject to severe droughts.
• The great difficulty in possessing a dairy, in a warm climate, is the want of pasture, the droughts usually being so long in the summer months.
• The years around 1640 brought several widespread droughts in North China, a natural phenomenon that was repeated in the nineteenth century, when unrest again ensued.
• Yet scarcely a year passes without some part of India suffering severely from partial droughts.
• Little is grown on the island, droughts occur, and starvation has in some years been prevented only by help from outside.
• For two years there have been such droughts in the Malucas Islands that many clove-trees have been destroyed, causing a great famine.
• There is abundant and fertile land in these islands where droughts, floods, and famine years, are practically unknown.
• Long-continued droughts, which sometimes happen, stop the vegetation of the vines and retard the produce.
• Droughts of two or three months are not uncommon here, in summer.
• Abstinence from drinking water for two days during droughts is sometimes observed.
• This is important because the trees get a good growth in the early part of the season before the Summer droughts occur.
• Yes, and its weeds, and droughts, and insects and worms.
• The rainfall is not, however, as regular as is usual in countries within the tropics, and severe droughts are occasionally experienced.
• A partial shading of the soil by trees may add to its value for grazing purposes, like the woodland pastures of Kentucky, where subject to extreme droughts, or a scorching sun.
• The tiller of the soil, therefore, labored from year to year, through droughts and rains, through heat and cold, facing bad seasons with good.
• During droughts water your grafted fruit trees every evening.
• The herds they took through hard winters and summer droughts would have made them millionaires all, if they could only have turned them into flesh-and-blood animals.
• Secondly, The seasons are more regular and defined, and those great droughts which have been so frequent at Port Jackson, are altogether unknown.
• The year 1826 was remarkable for the commencement of one of those fearful droughts to which we have reason to believe the climate of New South Wales is periodically subject.

Similar words containing DROUGHT without suffix s

drought12 droughty16 droughtier15 droughtiest16 droughtiness17 droughtinesses19

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