Furrows is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FURROWS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FURROW, to make narrow depressions in
• make a rut, groove, or trail in (the ground or the surface of something)
• use a plough to make a long, narrow trench in (land or earth)
• (with reference to the forehead or face) mark or be marked with lines or wrinkles caused by frowning, anxiety, or concentration
NOUN:
• a long, narrow trench made in the ground by a plough, especially for planting seeds or irrigation
• a rut, groove, or trail in the ground or another surface
• a line or wrinkle on a person's face
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make furrows (narrow depressions) in

Words related to FURROWS

furrow12 furrowed15 furrowing16

How to use FURROWS in a sentence

• Then he would wander about upon the bottom, ploughing deep furrows in the sand, and end by burrowing beneath it.
• Then it was thrown into beds or ridges by turning furrows both ways toward a given center.
• I was then able to take the plow handle, and I still remember the pride I felt when my furrows were pronounced even and well turned.
• What more could he want? The ground in the meadow was soft and black, and he drove the plow up and down, making long furrows as he went.
• In a little while the soil in the furrows began to stir.
• His feet were in top-boots, but he could not forget the heavy action induced by a long course of walking in wet furrows.
• The piles of seed were gone, and flocks of birds were gathering in the hope of securing some of it as it lay in the furrows.
• She pretended to be fixing it and slipped out the back door down the furrows and squatted in the briers in a fence corner.
• The hair of this man in his fifty-second year was snow white, his forehead was deeply ploughed with furrows, and the deep lines in his face told of sorrow beyond all hope of cure.
• A small amount may be placed in the drill or hill and thoroughly mixed with the soil for crops that are planted in rows or furrows in order to give the young plant a rapid start.
• Many crooked ploughs did the oxen drag through the furrows in vain, and much white barley fell fruitless upon the land.
• This team is so driven, if possible, as to avoid running in the furrows.
• If the furrows account for the great ocean basins, the disposition of the continents seems equally to follow.
• You see the deep down-drawn lines in the lower part of the face, the furrows upon the forehead, and the look almost of terror in the eyes.
• Felix could read every line in his strongly marked features, and the deep furrows which lay between his thick brows.
• The lines which darken down the waiting page are, to the writer, furrows, into which heaven is raining a driven shower of celestial seed.
• When the Gray Colt learned to walk steadily and turn as her driver wished, she was allowed to draw a light log through the furrows of a field.
• And if the land must be sown below the ridge see that it is ploughed with small furrows and the earth raised as much as you are able.
• And see that the ridge which is between the two furrows is narrow.
• Barbicane watched these furrows through his telescope very attentively.
• On the upper surface of the top slab are often seen a number of basin-shaped holes, sometimes connected by furrows.
• The course had been marked off in a circle of two miles in circumference and some twenty feet wide, the limits plainly defined by little furrows.

Similar words containing FURROW without suffix s

furrow12 furrowy16 furrowed15 furrower14 furrowers15 furrowing16 furrowier15 furrowless16 unfurrowed17 furrowiest16

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