Dune is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUNE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a hill of sand
• a mound or ridge of sand or other loose sediment formed by the wind, especially on the sea coast or in a desert
• mound or ridge of drifted sand
• A low hill of drifting sand usually formed on the coats, but often carried far inland by the prevailing winds.
• a ridge of sand created by the wind; found in deserts or near lakes and oceans

Words related to DUNE

dunelike13 dunes6

Words that contain DUNE

dunes6 antidune9 duneland10 dunelike13 antidunes10 dunelands11

How to use DUNE in a sentence

• Thus I was free, and selecting a moment when universal attention was turned toward the rum barrel, I rolled over a sand dune, got to my hands and knees, and crept away.
• Handy Solomon lay flat on his stomach, resting the rifle muzzle across the top of a sand dune.
• Fog blew in, softening the lines of the horizon and dune, thickening as we reached the truck.
• The afternoon sun was sinking, and every dune cast a dark shadow on the light yellow of the sand, making a great landscape of glaring light covered with black spots.
• Olva Dune stood for an instant straight and stiff, his arms heavily at his side, and the dank, misty wood slipped back once more into silence.
• He was of Spanish descent, and it was only within the last two generations that English blood had mingled with the Dune stock.
• Never, in anything that had happened to him, had Bunning been so terrified as he had been by this visit to Dune.
• His heart was beating like a hammer! How men would stare when they saw him with Dune.
• In his heart was the uneasy knowledge that had Dune proposed staying there in his rooms and talking instead of going to Little St.
• The only man who could ever have claimed any possible rivalry was Dune, and Dune had seemed determined, until now, to avoid any-thing of the kind.
• And then, some three weeks ago, this wonderful, unexpected development of Olva Dune had startled the world.
• It became at once, of course, a case of rivalry between Dune and Cardillac, and it was confidently expected that Dune would be victorious in every part of the field.
• Dune, although he admitted no one to closer intimacy, was offensive never.
• It was generally expected that they would try Dune in that match and judge him finally then on his play.
• He could not think of her at all as Margaret Craven or of himself as Olva Dune.
• There was Olva Dune concentrating all his will, his mentality, upon the game that he was about to play.
• But what had happened to Dune? There he had been his old casual superior self during the first half of the game.
• Idesbald and Coxyde Bains, on a sand dune, commanding the Channel.
• Over the top of the dune where the soldiers sat an observation balloon was suspended in a cloudless blue sky, like a huge yellow caterpillar.
• If you climb to the top of some dune, you will see before you a wide plain stretching out as far as the eye can reach.
• There was a rattling sound on the farther side of a sand dune around which the girls were just then making their way.
• A man was crouching behind a sand dune, with a large fish basket beside him.
• So, although we approached at prayer-time, it was hardly a minute after we rose in view over a low dune before a good number of men were on the wall gazing in our direction.
• It occupies the site marked 34 on the map, and is situated in a niche in a deep cove, where the outlook is almost completely obscured by a large sand dune in front of it.
• Ahead were miles on miles of graceful heaps, swelling mounds, crested ridges, all different, yet regular and rhythmical, drift on drift, dune on dune, in endless waves.
• Another joined it, but no dust-spurts leaped from the dune, where now a continual play of fire was leaping out.
• Along the dune, perhaps five hundred yards back of the beach, very many heads now appeared.
• Early the next morning I sent one of my boys out on the highest sand dune to Injun around and see what they were doing.
• The broken nature of the dune country admitted of stealthy approach, and its nearness to the upper camp recommended it as an inviting hunting ground.
• I rode on at the steady lope, losing sight of the carriage, passing by dune after dune, rising windmill after windmill, to drop them behind me as I rode.
• There the worthy man saw a high dune rise, as the King of Glory had foretold to him.

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