Fordable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORDABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• able to be forded
• Capable of being forded.
• shallow enough to be crossed by walking or riding on an animal or in a vehicle
• shallow enough to be crossed by walking or riding on an animal or in a vehicle.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a shallow part of a body of water that may be crossed by wading

Words related to FORDABLE

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Words that contain FORDABLE

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How to use FORDABLE in a sentence

• Sluggish brooks became more frequent, but none that were not easily fordable.
• About midday we came to a broad but fordable river, which the Khivan called the Chulamak.
• The Scots mounted their rude cannon on Newburn Church tower, and the English raised earthworks along the bank of the river, which was here fordable in two places.
• So far from that being the case, I understand that, for weeks and months even, it is constantly fordable.
• There was neither bridge nor boat, but Lieutenant Navarro declared the river fordable at this point.
• It is so deep that it is not fordable except at the bars between the waterholes, where it runs rapid.
• Except in its highest reaches near Lake Nyasa it is not fordable, and makes an admirable strategic line.
• Instead, however, he quickly turned, left them, and walking along the bank for a short distance reached a fordable place in the brook.
• To all the other calamities of the Dutch was added the extreme drought of the season, by which the greatest rivers were much diminished, and in some places rendered fordable.
• Where the streams were fordable the current was usually so strong that the infantry had to pass two by two with their arms thrown round each other’s shoulders.
• The North Platte was fordable at any point, flowing but a midsummer stage of water, with numerous wagon crossings, its shallow channel being about one hundred yards wide.
• It was only fordable at one point, as they all knew, because they had, of course, already crossed it before.
• Some of the rills, somewhat large, could only be crossed by choosing fordable places.
• A collection of Indian wigwams stood upon the opposite bank, and, as the trail led directly to the water, it was fair to infer that the stream was fordable.
• He added, that he himself intended to set out for Gambia, with a caravan of slaves, as soon as the rivers were fordable, and the grass burnt, and invited Mr.
• The crossing is sometimes dangerous, and there is a rope-ferry, but to-day the water was low and fordable with ease.
• Slowly following the hurrying groups of twos and threes who had outstripped us, we found at length, a place that seemed fordable for Willis.
• The river had fallen so fast that it would be fordable before morning.
• When the high waters subsided and the rivers became fordable, he grew more insistent.
• Four of the rivers are navigable, and, by the statements of those who have spent some little time on the islands, most are fordable.
• It is separated from Khatai by the river called KARAMORAN, which comes from the mountains of Tibet and Kashmir, and which is never fordable.
• Between the Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea the Jordan is fordable at thirty points during certain parts of the year.
• The Boers held a strong position, covered in front by a river fordable at only two points.
• The Darap is a considerable stream, but is fordable at the heads of the rapids.
• The Kamtee-chick is a small stream fordable at the rapids, the extreme banks are not more than 30 or 40 yards.
• The Koollong is still a considerable stream, but appears to be fordable, at least in the present season.
• This stream is of some size, very violent and rapid, but fordable.
• The river is of moderate size, fordable in most places, but still well supplied with wooden bridges.
• No tributaries passed, the river fordable at rapids, but the road is not passable for guns.
• The Gumbur is a clear, good-sized stream, fordable about the rapids, bed narrow confined.
• We sounded the stream for them, and found it fordable.
• No attempt is made to form bridges, for the streams are not deep and are easily fordable, nor even to break off the branches of trees which obstruct the way.

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