Ford is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to wade across
• (of a person or vehicle) cross (a river or stream) at a shallow place.
• A place in a river, or other water, where it may be passed by man or beast on foot, by wading.
• A stream; a current.
• To pass or cross, as a river or other water, by wading; to wade through.
• cross a river where it\'s shallow
• cross (a river) at a ford
NOUN:
• a shallow place in a river or stream allowing one to walk or drive across.
• shallow place where a river may be crossed
• United States film maker (1896-1973)
• grandson of Henry Ford (1917-1987)
• son of Henry Ford (1893-1943)
• English writer and editor (1873-1939)
• 38th President of the United States; appointed vice president and succeeded Nixon when Nixon resigned (1913-)
• United States manufacturer of automobiles who pioneered mass production (1863-1947)
• a shallow area in a stream that can be forded
• the act of crossing a stream or river by wading or in a car or on a horse
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cross by wading

Words related to FORD

fordable14 forded11 fording12 fordless12 fords9

Words that contain FORD

fordo9 fords9 afford13 forded11 fordid11 oxford17 affords14 fording12 fordoes11 fordone11 oxfords18 telford11 afforded16 fordable14 fordless12 fordoing13 fordonne12 telfords12 affording17 affordable19 affordably22 rutherford17 unfordable16 rutherfords18 unaffordable21 unaffordably24 affordability25 rutherfordium22 rutherfordiums23 affordabilities24

How to use FORD in a sentence

• At last he reached the middle of the ford where the water was deepest.
• Here is the ford of Meshra Khaluf, forty-five feet wide, from which the village derives its name.
• There is no help but to ford it and Vasudeva accordingly enters the stream.
• Ellen felt sad, and in the next story you will see a painful scene in the life of LILY FORD.
• Mediaeval studies in honor of Jeremiah Denis Matthais Ford.
• True that he was close on the end of his play, and when it was finished he would be able to draw on Ford.
• At this point Ford went around the counter and took the wire for a little personal talk with the first assistant.
• Ford devoted himself for the moment to the deaf Miss Van Bruce, and when he turned back to Alicia he was telegraphing with his eyes for discretion.
• When it did not come, Ford crept to the hole in the car floor and listened long and intently.
• It is said to rise in Kumbi, or Afar, a country to the south-east of our ford.
• We coursed the river down three-quarters of a mile and found a shallow rocky ford, but it was not available as the rocks were too slippery and the opposite bank too steep.
• They drove through the morning woodlands, swung to the east, and crossed the ford.
• Then, when he will have slain that man, another warrior shall be sent to meet him on the ford.
• There are many footprints at the ford, showing how they moved over the ground as they fought.
• These hustled away with them and the two canoes, and by dark they were at the ford once more.
• Ford was a handsome woman, prominent in the social circles of Deepdale.
• Then was it for the first time he put on His battle suit of battle and of fight, Before Cuchullin came unto the Ford.
• There was much less of the soft soil on this bank, and at a mile from the ford we travelled on very firm clay, quite clear of vegetation, white, shining, and level as ice.
• We resolved therefore to refresh ourselves and our horses, which indeed is more than we did, and go on till we might come to a ford or bridge, where we might get over.
• Ford Madox Brown, as a rational, earnest painter, holds a noble and manly position.
• After dinner, Officer and I relieved the men on herd, but over an hour passed before we caught sight of the first and second guards returning from the Ford.
• He would be half the night getting to camp, even though he was Casey Ryan and drove a mean Ford.
• The Ford went on, spinning away from him in a wide circle, since Casey had unconsciously turned the wheel to the left as he let go.
• It was perfectly simple, to Casey and his Ford, but Bill thought it was a trifle limited and was apt to confuse customers.
• Mary and her governess came to this ford and found it swollen by recent rains, and foaming and curling round the stepping-stones, and their tops only were out of the water now.
• The men were running toward the ford, firing as they came, and getting a warm return fire.

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