Headlands is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEADLANDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• HEADLAND, a point of land running out into the sea
• a narrow piece of land that projects from a coastline into the sea.
• a strip of land left unploughed at the end of a field.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a cliff

Words related to HEADLANDS

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How to use HEADLANDS in a sentence

• We saw the headlands, and the bow of the bay and the surf with its watching seals and the curve of yellow sands.
• These, however, are oftentimes very picturesquely grouped on rocky headlands around the outer rim of the meadows, or with still more striking effect crown some rocky islet.
• We left the high mountains further behind, the headlands were covered with short grass, but there was again a great deficiency of trees.
• Its coast is 1500 miles in extent, with irregular, rocky shores, bold headlands, and deep bays.
• The general locality would be kept by landmarks, by the bearing of valley bends, headlands, or the fork and angles of constant streams.
• Yet in spite of these drawbacks they spent some splendid hours in their exploration of that wild lost country beyond the Adriatic headlands.
• For them the slopes and headlands were covered with far nobler forests and Nature wore her May-time gown.
• Ahead and astern, all escape was cut off by rocky headlands, against whose bases burst the unbroken seas.
• It covered all our south, no level, shining thing that masthead could see around, but a mighty coast line, mountainous, with headlands and bays and river mouths.
• Fifty and sixty salmon daily to a boat off the Squitty headlands dwindled to fifteen and twenty at the Folly Bay end.
• It was necessary that he know the headlands and the harbors, the dangerous places and the safe ones along the whole coast.
• In those days of coasting navigation, indeed, the habit was to avoid headlands, and take advantage everywhere of shallow short cuts.
• Everywhere round the coast of Britain they seized and fortified the projecting headlands.
• She through the shadowy hills and the windy headlands rejoicing in the chase draws her golden bow, sending forth shafts of sorrow.
• The mother-of-pearl shimmer of evening was turning the headlands to mist, and the air smelled of cedar and pine.
• He was no longer in office now, but was spending his time at The Headlands with Mr.
• She besieged me with questions concerning my guardian, his ideas, views, tastes and habits, and beset me feverishly to use my influence to get her invited to The Headlands.
• To the southward arose the rocky headlands of the coast, and to the westward could be seen the somber peak of Pedrotallagalla, the highest mountain of the island.
• The rest was hidden by the rocky headlands at the north of the gulf.
• And this was the state of affairs when the Sacramento hove in sight of the bold headlands, green and beautiful, that front the sea at the northeast corner of mountainous Luzon.
• The schooner passed out to sea between the steep headlands that shut in the bay, and at the same instant Karain passed out of our life forever.
• The most conspicuous of these headlands, as they appear from that of Mattawee behind the village of Broke, is called Wambo.
• The light of dawn had by this time chased away the shadows of night, and headlands and rocks stood out clear against the gray sky.
• The road was level, though very winding, as it passed around capes and headlands, and now and then took a wide circuit to avoid a breathing-hole.
• All that he had opportunity to determine was, the longitude and latitude of some of the head-lands.
• It is prettily situated on the shores of a small bay, extending between two rocky headlands.
• The coastline, when not consisting of rocky headlands, is either a sandy beach, or is fringed with mangroves.
• It is three miles in length, and one in greatest breadth, its outline irregular from the number of bays and small rocky headlands.
• Soon they descried a jutting point, which they called French Cape, perhaps one of the headlands of Matanzas Inlet.
• Rudely but deeply they laboured, and their labour stands till now, If we trace on our ancient headlands the twist of their eight-ox plough.

Similar words containing HEADLAND without suffix s

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