Haunts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAUNTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• HAUNT, to visit frequently
• (of a ghost) manifest itself at (a place) regularly
• (of a person or animal) frequent (a place)
• be persistently and disturbingly present in (the mind)
• (of something unpleasant) continue to affect or cause problems for
NOUN:
• a place frequented by a specified person

Words related to HAUNTS

haunt8 haunted11 haunting12

Words that contain HAUNTS

chaunts12

How to use HAUNTS in a sentence

• The further I rode the rougher and wilder became the country, and I knew that I was approaching the haunts of the bear.
• And each and every one of us who has served long bears in his mind the particular horror that haunts him.
• Always followed by the car from Smithtown, they went to the hotel where Paredes had lived, to a number of his haunts.
• But the recollection of it comes back to me and haunts me persistently, and it is natural that I should apply to you.
• She had gone to Paris, he had been informed, but he had not been able to find her there in her usual haunts.
• I abhor the haunts of the human! I love the solitude of the wilderness.
• It haunts gardens, where it is of great use, feeding on mice, frogs, and various small reptiles.
• You first took me to the haunts of your own accursed and hell-educated crew.
• All we could do was to keep the foe in their haunts by directing such a fire against them that they could not venture even to peep out.
• And besides, he did not know what to do or where to go, now that old friends and old haunts had lost much of their attraction.
• None so ready as he for a fight, none so quick to resent the intrusion of a respectable man into his haunts.
• They take young children away from the haunts of vice and crime, and clothe and care for them.
• Both the buccaneers and the pirates had their favourite haunts and places of rendezvous.
• They were situated usually in out-of-the-way corners, solitudes apart from civilisation, or, at least, apart from the busy haunts of men.
• I shall give you particulars of the haunts of Major Renn.
• And still, despite the growing hours, neither shot nor sign came from the accustomed haunts of the surrounding foe.
• Back on the Row, Roger had lounged around the cafes, feeling the loneliness that haunts men wanted by the law.
• She literally haunts the house, encouraged, of course, by her wretched little dupe, Miss Jillgall.
• Hence the boy haunts my door ready to serve and reap his reward.
• All the haunts of his childhood she should know, and old Emma Campbell would sit and talk to her about his mother.
• And it was a sight which has stayed with us through the years, and it haunts us, and follows us, and it gives us no rest.
• The haunts of the fairies may be in caves, and examples of this form of dwelling-place are to be met with in different parts of the world.
• The very owls shut their eyes when they meet her, and the bats fold their wings when she comes near their haunts.
• Homesickness like physical pain came over me for my old haunts.
• This devil of a poem so haunts our history that it has become as familiar a spirit as Mrs.
• Sir Lionel, not a whit abashed by the failure of his grand plan for saving the life of Lady Ruth in the harbor of Malta, still haunts her shadow.
• Notwithstanding their retreat, Ivan resolved to pursue them to their own haunts.

Similar words containing HAUNT without suffix s

haunt8 chaunt11 chaunts12 haunted11 haunter10 chaunted14 chaunter13 chauntry16 haunters11 haunting12 chaunters14 chaunting15 hauntings13 unhaunted13 chauntress15 chauntries15 hauntingly17 chauntresses17

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