Girths is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GIRTHS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GIRTH, to put a girth on
• surround; encircle
NOUN:
• the measurement around the middle of something, especially a person's waist
• a person's waist or stomach, especially when large
• a band attached to a saddle and fastened around a horse's belly to keep the saddle in place.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to encircle

Words related to GIRTHS

girth9 girthed12 girthing13

How to use GIRTHS in a sentence

• I could hear my uncle shouting for assistance as I tightened the girths, but Brutus must have led his men a pretty chase.
• On alighting, he tied his horse to the branch of a tree, merely loosening the girths, but not intending to give him food till the evening.
• Before reaching the encampment he halted his men, saddle girths were tightened, overcoats tied behind saddles and carbines loaded.
• As soon as the girths of our saddles were loosened and guards placed around I threw myself on the grass and was asleep in five minutes.
• But ere the horses had gone twenty strides they were struggling to their girths in the morass.
• The trees grow to heights of 75 to 100 feet and attain girths of 5 to 9 feet.
• At the height of three feet, it girths twenty-three feet and rises to the height of seventy feet.
• I cut the girths of the saddle, which then with its load rolled over the precipice, and pitched with a heavy crash on a rock far down.
• His head was bent and he was tugging at his saddle girths.
• The policemen caught their horses, and without any appearance of haste, tightened girths and mounted.
• There he sprang to the ground, tightened the girths, remounted, drove the spurs deep into the horse, and Sleipner, with a mighty leap, cleared the wall.
• Girths were loosed, curb-chains shifted, and saddles adjusted, and the men dropped down among the stones.
• We dismounted, loosened girths, ate tinned meat, and wondered what we should do next.
• The water was no serious obstacle, but the ground was of a morass-like nature that our animals sank in to their knees and often to their girths.
• The girths of the saddles were tightened, swords buckled on, and revolvers carefully examined before being placed in the holsters.
• Horses and mules were similarly drawn across, suspended by long girths around their bodies.
• We did discover some Indian corn for the horses, and left them to feed under their old shed, only removing bridles and loosening girths.
• Being heavy brutes, they had fared ill in the morass, and the most of them were plastered with mud to their girths.
• I had proceeded but a short distance, when he sunk up to the girths in a small bog, but contrived to scramble out so soon as I had dismounted.
• So that instead I went about and looked to the buckles and girths, which were all in order, and patted the arching neck of the beautiful milk-white palfrey whereon she rode.
• We were riding at a pretty round pace, when suddenly the girths burst, and the saddle and rider tumbled off together.
• He dismounted, looked to the girths of his saddle, mounted, and clapping his spurs into the horse, cleared the grate easily.
• In his efforts he had got half through his girths and the saddle was back on his rump.
• At the first encounter, each smote the other full in the shield, and the girths of the saddles bursting, they were borne to the earth, where they lay for awhile as if dead.
• I got down ostensibly to tighten the saddle girths on her horse.

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