Fosse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOSSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a ditch or moat, also FOSS
• a long, narrow trench or excavation, especially in a fortification.
• ditch or moat, esp one dug as a fortification
• A ditch or moat.
• See Fossa.
• ditch dug as a fortification and usually filled with water

Words related to FOSSE

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Words that contain FOSSE

fossed10 fosses9 fossette11 fossettes12

How to use FOSSE in a sentence

• Hutcheson, as we moved on our way round the city fosse.
• In the plain was a fosse, which the Normans had now behind them, having passed it in the fight without regarding it.
• Caesar, however, did not interrupt his work, relying on the protection of the three legions, and the strength of the fosse.
• A few resolute men now passed over the fosse, and arrived without accident on the other side.
• A roughly constructed bridge over the fosse was then made, and after a desperate struggle the fortress was taken.
• Egli acconsenti dunque che Lord Byron, mi fosse compagno di viaggio.
• On the other side of the fosse, howbeit, men were launching a pleasure-boat, which lay by a stair at the foot of the further wall of the fosse.
• It is true that they who would most eagerly have sought my life deemed me already dead, drowned in the fosse, and so would make no search for me.
• Our feet, we three leading, with some twenty in a clump hard behind us, rang loud on the drawbridge over the dry fosse.
• Howbeit, we sprang into the fosse, under shield, wary of stones cast from above, and presently three ladders were set against the wall, and we went up, the Maid leading the way.
• The fifth is that known to the English as the Fosse, which joins Lincoln and Leicester with Cirencester, Bath and Exeter.
• The new position was more favourably placed, some little way in front of the Fosse at Annequin, and had been constructed by the French.
• In the town of Maroc itself there was a large fosse or mine-head.
• It was built on the top of an enormous circular mound of earth several hundred yards in diameter, and was supposed to have been surrounded by the usual fosse and ditch.
• What was Grio doing? The Spaniard had come to a stand, and was leaning on the wall, looking idly into the fosse.
• He had thought it all out and wrote his desires to La Fosse.
• La Fosse was sure Sir John would never again be free and could never, of course, claim his lands.
• In a very short time these possessions were built upon by the Jesuits, who, through La Fosse, claimed all right and title.
• This was a great victory for the Catholics, whose lands had been confiscated in England, and La Fosse felt he had dealt a master stroke for his religion.
• The Fosse Way strikes right through the village, and may here be inspected with advantage.
• It possibly derives its name from its proximity to the Fosse Way.
• Hildebert, and the whole town was surrounded with a triple wall and double fosse.
• Of the power of the castle an idea may be formed from the extent of the fosse, little less than half a mile in circumference.
• We shall have cause to remember Fosse Eight before this fight is over.
• Beyond that, upon our left front, looms Fosse Eight, still surmounted by its battered shaft-tower.
• It seems that the enemy have evacuated Fosse Alley again.
• There is our old friend Fosse Eight towering over us on our left rear.

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