Encamp is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCAMP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to set up a camp
• settle in or establish a camp
• set up in a camp
• To form and occupy a camp; to prepare and settle in temporary habitations, as tents or huts; to halt on a march, pitch tents, or form huts, and remain for the night or for a longer time, as an army or a company traveling.
• To form into a camp; to place in a temporary habitation, or quarters.
• live in or as if in a tent

Words related to ENCAMP

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Words that contain ENCAMP

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How to use ENCAMP in a sentence

• The darkness was so intense, that it was with much difficulty we could make any progress, and finally, Jerry reluctantly gave the order to encamp.
• They are as different in their look as the owners are in their dress, and every tent is a portraiture of the temper and tastes of the persons who encamp in it.
• Owing to my having been accidentally trodden upon by one of the horses, we were obliged to encamp early, having only made about twelve miles.
• The passage of troops is sometimes so dreaded that commanders of regiments are bribed with heavy sums by the villagers to encamp outside their walls.
• For some time we thought the enemy were going to encamp by the canal, but, seeing that they were still advancing, the order was given to go and meet them.
• Fix Thou the bounds of our habitation, and encamp round about our abode, and all shall be well.
• They frequently encamp near them, and visit them on their journeys, but more as land marks than on any other account.
• We were obliged to encamp at the head of a large mangrove inlet.
• It was decided to advance and encamp four miles west of Bedriacum.
• Jemmy told them we wanted to encamp and that we did not wish to be too near them.
• The party encamp near the mouth of Whitestone river.
• The party encamp on the banks of the river to ascertain which of the streams constitute the Missouri.
• I propose to encamp the Infantry to the west of Kandahar immediately under the walls, and the Cavalry under the walls to the south.
• Eppes? I hope to see you in the summer, and that if you are not otherwise engaged, you will encamp with me at Monticello for a while.
• When at last he reached Ladysmith, he had to march right through to encamp several miles beyond the town.
• He ordered the army to encamp and be reviewed at Loughbrilland, where he found it amount to six-and-thirty thousand effective men, well appointed.
• They had to encamp on the side of the Agueda farthest from the city, and ford that river every time the trenches were relieved.
• Wherever they encamp the country must be impoverished.
• We ourselves, after searching about for some time, and being unable to find any traces of them, resolved to encamp in a small recess in the wood which presented itself.
• We thus made but slow progress, and were compelled to encamp in the midst of the forest at a much earlier hour than would have been necessary in the open country.
• At the end of the second day, just as we were about to encamp, I caught sight of two figures coming over the brow of a slight elevation.
• When night fell they decided, on account of their horses, to encamp near a piece of water.
• The lieutenant in command concluded to encamp near us, and we passed the evening in becoming acquainted with each other.
• I will therefore rejoin my attendants, and make them encamp somewhere in the vicinity of this sacred grove.
• White with the party to encamp, that the cattle might be watered and refreshed during the day, I proceeded with the native and two men to examine the mountains before us.
• This induced me to encamp there, influenced also by the apprehension of a want of water, at any convenient distance beyond it.
• Once more therefore we could encamp, especially as two very large ponds on a rocky bed were found a little lower than that water first discovered.
• Seeing the cattle so distressed I was compelled to encamp, and await the effect of the sunshine and the breeze on the clammy surface.
• In order to encamp we directed our course northward, and making the riverbank after travelling one mile, we encamped upon it.
• In arriving late at night on any spot and the party having to encamp in the dark, still everyone knew where to go, for by constant custom the arrangement was easily preserved.
• The khan of Elhemsin was already occupied by a caravan bringing wares and fruit from Damascus, so that we had nothing for it but to raise our tent and encamp beneath it.
• The generality of travellers encamp before the house, and I followed the same plan, lying down for an hour in the sand while the camels ate their scanty meal.
• They resolved in this place to encamp, and remain for a time sufficient to recruit themselves for other expeditions and discoveries.
• When they encamp, the heart of whatever beast they have killed on the preceding day is cut into small pieces and burnt.
• Nebuchadnezzar, enraged by the conduct of the King of Judah, ordered his forces in Egypt to march and encamp before the walls of Jerusalem.
• As the heat was great, Camaralzaman thought it well to encamp in this cool spot.
• You have the ground you encamp on, and you have no more.
• The unfortunate country people, thus torn from their homes, were allotted lands, within the fortified line of the towns, to encamp on.
• Shortly after passing it, we entered a lake or enlargement of the river, which we crossed to encamp at its upper extremity.

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