Hedges is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEDGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• HEDGE, to enclose with a dense row of bushes
• surround with a hedge
• enclose something
• limit or qualify (something) by conditions or exceptions
• avoid making a definite statement or commitment
• protect oneself against loss on (a bet or investment) by making balancing or compensating transactions
NOUN:
• a fence or boundary formed by closely growing bushes or shrubs
• a way of protecting oneself against financial loss or other adverse circumstances
• a word or phrase used to avoid overprecise commitment, for example etc., often, or sometimes.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to surround with a hedge (a dense row of shrubs)

Words related to HEDGES

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How to use HEDGES in a sentence

• Look over the fences of the houses and into the hedges.
• The gate stood many feet above the road, which descended the hill between steep hedges.
• He worked his way in a small skiff through the reeds, reached dry land, pushed through hedges and bushes, and then stood transfixed with admiration.
• She noted the various trees and hedges and was puzzled.
• Then they were on the highroad and she saw hedges and trees.
• The first relief was Hedges and Langford, the second Washburn and Hauser.
• The Conqueror marched between two hedges of Norman soldiers, behind whom stood a crowd of people, cold and sad, though full of curiosity.
• Sentry groups were located in houses, behind hedges and perhaps in a ditch on the side of the road.
• All the snow had melted, the fields, the bare trees and hedges, were steeped in warm sunlight.
• The road wound up and down, dark hedges on one side, fields yellow with young wheat upon the other, and the scent of the briar-rose in the air.
• A pagoda perched upon a bank overlooked the maze and a narrow steep path led down into it between the hedges.
• Besetting sins are these snakes in the grass and along the hedges.
• The rising began at Attleborough, on June 20th, when the people pulled down the fences and hedges set up round the common fields.
• But the little brown bird that sings in the hedges, and had no name then, had again got the best of them all.
• The poplar trees and willow hedges have been blasted and splintered by shell fire.
• The road ran between hedges, and the scenery was strictly English.
• At last she reached, not without difficulty, a trampled garden, the hedges and fences of which were broken down.
• The trim hedges are a delight to us to-day, but you must cast your mind back to a century ago when they were entirely absent.
• Basil said it was like a Surrey set down by the sea, so I suppose Surrey has big trees and flowery hedges and rolling downs, purple with heather.
• All the fruits of the hedges had withered, and all those of the orchards were dead.
• He went on singing, while I bounded over beds and hedges toward the singer.
• In the plains, the hedges and fences, if one may so call them, are all planted with the tea shrub, which flourish in greater or less perfection throughout the island.
• This path was fringed on both sides by high overgrown hedges, and she could only see the heads every now and then as they passed.

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