Goldfields is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GOLDFIELDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GOLDFIELD, a gold-producing region
• a district in which gold is found as a mineral
• small slender woolly annual with very narrow opposite leaves and branches bearing solitary golden-yellow flower heads; southwestern Oregon to Baja California and Arizona; often cultivated
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a gold-mining district

Words related to GOLDFIELDS

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How to use GOLDFIELDS in a sentence

• I think it deplorable that so many are starting at this time for the gold-fields.
• Leaving Worcester College, Oxford, in 1853, he, with a number of fellow-students, emigrated to the Australian goldfields.
• The gold-fields of the interior had been ascertained to equal in productiveness, and greatly to exceed in extent, those of California.
• There was one of the goldfields commissioners, a Mr.
• One day they were rich, the next day poor, like most of the questionable individuals who had hurried to the gold-fields in search of fortune.
• The lust for riches which followed upon the discovery of the goldfields had, too, a drastic effect.
• Later he was wounded and discharged, but even then he did not come home, but went to the goldfields of New South Wales.
• For the emigration had been very heavy of late years from that part of the world, to the goldfields both of Australia and California.
• Archelaus had suddenly gone off again, after his fashion, this time to the goldfields of California, and Annie, who felt his departure bitterly, chose to blame Ishmael for it.
• His father had been a man of education and talent, drawn from a profession in his earlier manhood to the goldfields, who remained a miner and a poor man to the day of his death.
• There is slate in abundance, and the country is like that of some goldfields I have seen.
• The development of the Barberton Goldfields was a revelation to the peasant mind of what the power of gold is.
• Hammond, of the Consolidated Goldfields Company in Johannesburg.
• The area under the surveillance of the Board should include the Heidelberg, Witwatersrand, and Klerksdorp districts, and other goldfields as may be found desirable hereafter.
• The proposed Local Board for the goldfields was promptly ruled out as an unthinkable proposition, a government within a government, and was so denounced by the President himself.
• Then the Arctic gold-fields had claimed Paget and his bride.
• He could follow blindfolded the paths that led to every creek in the gold-fields.
• The next reason is that all the chief gold-fields are in this southern latitude.
• Cairns is the natural outlet for the gold-fields, tin-mines and silver-fields of the district and for the rich copper district of Chillagoe.
• Joe walked home slowly, dreaming of the gold-fields on the other side of the continent, and wishing he were there.
• The holders of the winning tickets were given a trip to the gold-fields.
• In 1861 profitable goldfields were discovered in Otago.
• The goldfields of Otago had scarcely reached the zenith of their prosperity before equally rich finds were reported from the west coast of the Canterbury province.
• Nor did they shoe the horse of their first Member of Parliament with gold, or do a variety of the odd things done in Australian gold-fields.
• No sooner had the cream been skimmed off the southern goldfields than yields of almost equal value were reported from the north.
• Part of the flour was branded Goldfields and part was labelled Johannesburg, although the whole consignment was marked Delagoa Bay.
• The goldfields were not represented in the Legislature, and there was no constitutional method of redress.
• The State trials were then abandoned, a Royal Commission reported against the licence system, and Parliamentary representation was given to the goldfields.
• Two Irishmen, Dunne and Connor, were the first discoverers of the Ballarat goldfields.
• Certain friends of his had gone out there a year or two previously, and were sending home flaming accounts of their success at the gold-fields.
• Men are leaving good employment and hurrying off to the gold-fields.
• But, so far, all the gold-fields have been located in British Columbia, and the great rush for them has been from the United States.
• The yield from these new gold-fields is something wonderful.
• Report of a Personal Inspection of the Gold-Fields of Nova Scotia, in the Consecutive Order in which they were visited.

Similar words containing GOLDFIELD without suffix s

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