Droves is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DROVES in dictionary:

VERB:
• DROVE, to drive sheep or cattle
• drive (livestock, especially cattle) to market
NOUN:
• a herd or flock of animals being driven in a body
• a large number of people or things doing or undergoing the same thing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to drive cattle or sheep

Words related to DROVES

drive9 drove9 droved11 droving12

How to use DROVES in a sentence

• Then would he honorably neglect rabbits and all fur, cease pointing droves of pigs, and quit the silly chase of robins.
• Accidents had no power over me, I came unscathed out of droves of them.
• The illusion of a submarine forest was further heightened by the droves of gaily-coloured fish that flitted in and out among the branches.
• On the other hand, slab-sided, long-legged hogs were the most plentiful of domestic animals, ranging in great, half-wild droves through the forest.
• Nearly every day droves of cattle went by, and we used to run up through the thicket to see them.
• I have seen in the course of five years, on the road near where I reside, 12 or 15 droves at least, passing to the south.
• Long wagon-trains were sweeping through the city every day, accompanied by hundreds of families, and droves of horses and cattle.
• I encountered several large droves of horses and black cattle on their way to the neighbourhood of Philadelphia and to the state of New York.
• See droves of wild hogs coming up, look big as mules.
• The party found game in abundance, especially great droves of buffalo, and spent some months in hunting and exploring.
• It was now teeming with life, for, all danger being past, the tourists had flocked to the city in droves.
• He was thinking of the droves of teachers who had attended the Normal with him.
• Gone are the droves of loud-voiced tourists, gone the impudent boatmen, the importunate beggars, the impertinent guides, gone the glare of lights and the blare of cheap music.
• Droves of sheep and oxen on their way to market filled the entry, and all foot passengers must wait.
• At first they came in ones and twos and threes, up street and down street and around the corners, and then in droves and swarms.
• Droves of mules came daily in from Panama, and ships arrived daily from all the seaports in the Indies.
• Large droves of cattle and horses became the property of the Confederacy.
• Immense droves of horses, cattle, and sheep cover its prairies, and form the wealth of many of the inhabitants.
• Uniting, O king, the forces of the Kauravas and the Trigartas, let us lift his cattle in droves.
• Large droves of young horses, and still larger herds of bullocks and buffaloes, are assembled in a neighboring yard.
• On the prairie portion of the surrounding country could be found large droves of antelope.
• After this we often saw large droves of them in the distance.
• He apologized for this vagueness of description on the plea that one girl was very like another to a man who saw them in droves every day, as he did.
• Other nobles, fearful of the breaking of the storm, were flying in droves to seek safety in England and elsewhere.
• Droves of cattle also are driven repeatedly over the paddy-fields until the mud has acquired the right consistency.
• Droves of mankind can tread ground into a foul swamp as cattle tread a farmyard.

Similar words containing DROVE without suffix s

drove9 droved11 drover10 codrove13 drovers11 redrove11 misdrove14 outdrove12 overdrove16

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