Encircles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCIRCLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENCIRCLE, to form a circle around
• form a circle around; surround

Words related to ENCIRCLES

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How to use ENCIRCLES in a sentence

• Looking up towards Etna, whose base the road encircles, the views are gloriously rich and beautiful.
• The Nethe encircles Antwerp on the south and south-east, and it was here that the Belgians, and in the end the British, made their chief stand against the Germans.
• A fine nature it leads into the most exquisite tastes and encircles it with art and music.
• As soon as the bride has put it on she turns pale, foam issues from her mouth, her eyeballs roll in their sockets, a flame encircles her, preying on her flesh.
• A chain of mountains, steep and timber laden, almost encircles the ranch.
• A chain of beautiful promenades encircles the city, on the site of its old fortifications.
• A crown of laurel encircles the lofty brow, and the eye has that wild, mournful expression, which accords so well with the mysterious tale of his love and madness.
• He is riding frantically round and round, afraid to risk the broad brook which encircles it, because of the treacherous bank, and maddened by the receding sound of the chase.
• The Cat, sitting, encircles himself with his fluffy tail.
• And when she dances with him it is with evident reluctance, as he knows by the fact that she visibly shrinks from him when he encircles her waist with his arm.
• Two shells pitched in the river, which half encircles the camp, and for a moment a grand Trafalgar Square fountain of yellow water shot into the air.
• Lewes is situated on the right bank of a great curve of the river Ouse, which almost encircles the town.
• It lies in an open valley on the upper part of the river Ouse, which encircles the main portion of the town on three sides.
• This forms the first line of defense, and completely encircles the town, which is about a quarter of a mile within the wall.
• A bench, 12 or 15 feet below the summit and in places quite broad, encircles the promontory.
• The hair is arranged in a neat coil, and a small wreath of white leaves encircles the head.
• A band of wide black velvet ribbon, ornamented with showy paste pins, encircles the waist, and a wreath of silver leaves adorns the head.
• Her hair hangs loosely over her shoulders, and a black band encircles the head.
• The groove or depression that encircles the vessel between the upper and lower parts of the body is spanned by two minute handles.
• In a few cases a ridge or collar encircles the base of the neck.
• A narrow, shallow groove encircles the implement near the middle.
• The interlaced strap work generally found in Elizabethan carving, encircles the shafts of the columns as a decoration.
• Over the red-brick wall which encircles the Embassy compound the reddish buds of a cherry avenue were bursting in white stars.
• The garden is behind, washed by a fine branch of the river, which encircles a wild and thickly wooded island, and on every side new and interesting prospects appear.
• I say, then, that God, who encircles and understands all, in His encircling and His understanding sees nothing so gentle, so noble, as He sees when He shines on this Philosophy.
• This strip doubles on itself, encircles the rim, and after an interval again passes through two more holes, and so on around the entire basket.
• A chain of beautiful promenades encircles the city on the site of its old fortifications.
• South of the tundra, the Great Northern Woodland encircles the planet, interrupted only by the treeless sea.
• The third is 230 Tigris, a foaming stream which encircles the people of Assyria.
• A ring of populous villages encircles it, flourishing vineyards and olive groves extend on all sides, and the hand of industry does not hesitate to attack its threatening flanks.
• Soon his arm encircles her shoulders over the back of the settee.

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