Footpaths is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOOTPATHS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FOOTPATH, a path for pedestrians
• a path for people to walk along, especially a right of way in the countryside.
• a path for pedestrians in a built-up area; a pavement.

Words related to FOOTPATHS

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How to use FOOTPATHS in a sentence

• The only reason for its precise situation seemed to be the crossing of two footpaths at right angles hard by, which may have crossed there and thus for a good five hundred years.
• Foot-paths, however, abounded, and the rivulet was found without any difficulty.
• The children were already tumbling about in the foot-paths, the birds were warbling in the hawthorn hedges, and in the moist grass the grasshopper was saluting the rising sun.
• The streets have carriage ways and footpaths, and are lighted at night.
• Our road led along the brink of a tremendous gorge, a thousand feet deep, the bottom of which was only accessible here and there by hazardous foot-paths.
• These footpaths, in conjunction with English lanes, have made the charm of walking tours in England proverbial.
• Above the village, the slopes of gently rising pastures, intersected with footpaths and shadowed with woodlands.
• Beyond the wall were other gardens owned by thrifty neighbors, and open lands in common to them all, where foot-paths wandered here and there in a free, haphazard way.
• For travel by land there were nothing but narrow, rough and tortuous foot-paths, with makeshift bridges across the smaller streams.
• The foot-paths rarely crossed, being cut sometimes, as a narrow trail, in the rock of the cliff.
• There is still a great deal to be done to the footpaths, and until quite recently the municipal arrangements were in every respect almost as bad as those of Sydney.
• The roadway was blocked with the immense stream of commerce flowing in a double tide inward and outward, while the footpaths were black with the hurrying swarm of pedestrians.
• A thick undergrowth of young saplings prevented any roads, and only occasional narrow footpaths showed that people sometimes passed that way.
• Nothing but a labyrinth of footpaths twisting and turning among the thickets without end.
• The heights have been graded at immense expense, and the grounds are provided with carriage roads built of stone, covered with gravel, and with foot-paths of concrete.
• The carriage drives are seventeen miles, and the foot-paths fifteen miles in extent.
• Footpaths and roads were broken out somewhat in the immediate village, but no farther.
• It was winter time, and a heavy snow had hidden the foot-paths and the roads.
• Trees had been felled across the roads and efforts made to obstruct all the foot-paths.
• In unfrequented country districts the footpaths as a rule may be taken with impunity, but it is never absolutely safe to do so.
• The green comes up to their very doors, and they grudge even the foot-paths which connect them with their neighbors.
• These footpaths are among the vested interests of the walking public throughout the United Kingdom.
• The only interior lines of communication were a few footpaths over which the natives were accustomed to make their way from the mountains to the coast.
• We left the works by sticky footpaths, full of rubbish at first, and then of mud.
• By footpaths and streets they have come from the country and the town.
• Foot-paths in small gardens need not be broader than will allow two persons to walk abreast with ease.
• Footpaths lead across the meadows to Donnington where is another Early English church of but little interest.
• But on the other hand, everywhere was a blaze of light and a bustle of people coming and going upon the footpaths.
• II Oft at eve I love to saunter Where the sedge sighs drearily, By entangled hidden footpaths, Love! and then I think of thee.
• He has blazed a way into these thick woods, and beaten down narrow foot-paths through them.
• What had her parents to fear? The footpaths were all firm, and led to no places of danger, nor are infants themselves incautious when alone in then pastimes.
• The three friends took their separate ways presently, leaving the Plains road and crossing the fields by foot-paths toward their farms.

Similar words containing FOOTPATH without suffix s

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