Gravestones is valid Scrabble Word

Is gravestones a scrabble word?
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11 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for GRAVESTONES in dictionary:

NOUN:

GRAVESTONE, a burial monument
an inscribed headstone marking a grave.

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How to use GRAVESTONES in a sentence

But gravestones are proverbially dull reading, and inscriptions are often as cold as the stone upon which they are engraved.
There is no parade of words on the gravestones of the martyrs.
At numbers of places down the western slope, but near the ravines, the surface is dotted with the little gravestones.
This one is strewn with gravestones, not enclosed, but, as in most Moroccan cemeteries, simply cropping up like nettles between the rocks and out of the flaming dust.
In the middle of the curve between these ends stands a great stone about five feet square, not very unlike our own gravestones, though worn by the rains of thousands of years.
We no more know where all the growths of our mind came from than where the lichens which eat the names off from the gravestones borrowed the germs that gave them birth.
At the actual time of burial there were no gravestones, but these have since been added.
The old gravestones, left undisturbed, have sunk into the soil nearly out of sight.
Hewitt and I, two or three yards apart, to avoid falling over one another in case of sudden movement, watched from behind gravestones.
The path was lined by grave-stones that all looked as if they were tottering to a fall.

Large mounds of earth, covered with black, decaying grave-stones, which were almost hidden under the weeds and rank grass, filled the inclosure.
Gravestones of early New England and the men who made them, 1653-1800.
You must look upon gravestones to find the names of those who promised to be the best and noblest specimens of the race.
To the right of the town and behind it is a large, walled cemetery with many gravestones.
The gravestones of four of them have been found, with inscriptions in Greek.
These gravestones are what are now called Stonehenge.
He turned to watch the priest tripping over hillocks in the grass, knocking into gravestones hidden by the darkness.
These gravestones belong to the past, and are hastening to decay.
Indeed, it may be said at once that large towns are the most unlikely of all places in which to find peculiar gravestones.
Of gravestones generally it may almost be said that specimens of seventeenth-century date are exceedingly few.
Its eighteenth-century gravestones are consequently for the most part rustic and primitive.
One man, named Hachet, not content with destroying gravestones and statuary, thrust an iron weapon through a picture of the Queen, and he was hanged and quartered.
The gravestones, though removed to the sides of the enclosure, are numbered and scheduled, and all in which any living person can claim an interest are left untouched.
To the middle of the nineteenth century may also be assigned the change which we now see in the character of our gravestones.
This was evidence of somewhat ancient art, and I looked about for the old gravestones which should have kept it company.
Of the five old gravestones in the British Museum, four are from Ireland and one from Fardell in Devonshire.
Gravestones, bearing in relief the name of the dead, were set up in the offering places of the kings and court people.
We saw many grave-stones from the same abbey, nine or ten feet long, and covered with monumental figures of the usual description, indented in the stone.
Far to the north, on Mount Woods, the white grave-stones stood out clear in the darkening evening.
Fifteen or twenty feet behind the row of Shakspeare gravestones is the great east-window of the church, now brilliant with stained glass of recent manufacture.
When you pass through Tremont street, along by Kingâ€™s Chapel, you see a burial-ground, containing many old grave-stones and monuments.
For instance, there was amongst the dancers a marble cutter, who during the day sold and cut his gravestones and came here at night to grin and caper in the ballet.
By instinct, or, rather, from association of ideas learnt in England, I glanced around this churchyard for its gravestones.

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