Fissures is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FISSURES in dictionary:

VERB:
• FISSURE, to split, cleave
• split or crack (something) to form a long, narrow opening
NOUN:
• a long, narrow opening or line of breakage made by cracking or splitting, especially in rock or earth
• a long, narrow opening, e.g. any of the spaces separating convolutions of the brain.
• a state of incompatibility or disagreement

Words related to FISSURES

fissure10 fissured12 fissuring13

How to use FISSURES in a sentence

• About half a mile from the head, there is an ice-cascade, where the glacier pours over a sharp declivity and is shattered into massive blocks separated by deep, blue fissures.
• At their bases are numerous fissures and cavities reaching far into their interior.
• Some protective barrier had fallen into ruins round me, so that Terror stalked behind the general collapse, feeling for me through all the gaping fissures.
• This in its turn leads to cracks and fissures in various places, but more especially in the bars and what is left of the frog.
• Indeed a regiment of men could conceal themselves in its caves and fissures and ten thousand men could be marched over them without seeing a man.
• Close by this rock is one of those fissures or caverns which in the language of the country are called dungeons.
• A little further on a concrete shelter stood intact except for deep vertical fissures.
• When silence was restored, a long black train cut into innumerable fissures met their anxious gaze.
• Fissures yawned, and the sound of the grumbling black water beneath came up.
• In certain places enormous fissures in the vault rise to a great height.
• But the cracks and fissures in the great fort lift eloquent witness to the way both armies desired it, and the quiet, beautiful hills carry their scars also.
• VIII AUJEH Our line was where the plateau rose and then dropped steeply into deep, narrow fissures.
• There were natural fissures in the rock on the north and west sides which left clean edges.
• It abounds with peaks and ridges, gaps and fissures, that not only disdain the smallest uniformity of figure, but are ever changing shape, as the point of view shifts.
• Vane indicated the point at which they had arrived in their exploration among the fissures opening from the ledge.
• They noted how in places there seemed to be deep fissures along the abrupt face of the high cliff.
• The higher we mount, the more numerous do the fissures become from which smoke bursts forth.
• We held pieces of paper to the fissures in this wall, and they immediately became ignited.
• There are four or five fissures, one above the other, on the face of the rock, each of them about a foot and a half long, and a few inches deep.
• Thus the modern age penetrated into me as through all the fissures of a cracked cement.
• The solid camphor is found only on the trunks of older trees, especially in fissures of the wood, and in smaller quantity than is generally supposed.
• The camphor occurs only in small fissures, from which the natives, having felled the trees and split up the wood, scrape it off with small splinters or with their nails.
• The earth is frequently rent asunder, great fissures and cavities being formed.
• In fact, such fissures have been seen opening on the sides of Mount Etna, in whose bottom could be seen the glowing lava.

Similar words containing FISSURE without suffix s

fissure10 fissured12

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