Kangaroos is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KANGAROOS in dictionary:

VERB:
• KANGAROO, to bound like a kangaroo
NOUN:
• a large plant-eating marsupial with a long powerful tail and strongly developed hindlimbs that enable it to travel by leaping, found only in Australia and New Guinea.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an Australian mammal

Words related to KANGAROOS

kangaroo13

How to use KANGAROOS in a sentence

• We landed at Point Elizabeth and walked a mile back through a fine open country, well timbered and richly clothed with luxuriant grass and apparently much frequented by kangaroos.
• Indeed, the two friends, beating the bushes, roused a herd of kangaroos that fled and bounded along on their elastic paws.
• It was clothed with the richest grass, abounded in kangaroos, and was marked at its southern extremity by a very remarkable precipitous hill.
• Of these the kangaroos are alone numerous, and only in particular spots.
• Kangaroos get over the ground with more than railroad speed, each bound which they make averaging from fifteen to twenty-five feet in length.
• The tree Kangaroos of New Guinea have a tail somewhat like a squirrel.
• Many students will feel that our own colonists have neglected to set a proper example to these poor heathen races, who, save kangaroos, have no larger game than rats.
• Flesh meat he obtained from the kangaroos and seals.
• His mare proved swift, but sometimes shied at the start, when the kangaroos were in full view.
• He was out hunting kangaroos, when he saw four incomplete beings cowering together.
• Many kangaroo-rats and small kangaroos were seen skipping about the rocks, but they were very shy, and fled the moment they saw us.
• Great numbers of kangaroos were also found here, which at the period of our arrival the settlers were just getting into the way of killing.
• On a hill up one of these, several small kangaroos were seen.
• We heard the kangaroos thumping the ground all night, as they hopped along round our bivouac, the heavier fall of the male being plainly distinguishable.
• We observed also that the ground about the burial tree had been submitted to the flames, as if to keep away the few kangaroos that visit this spot.
• The boys named them the kangaroos right then and there.
• The country there is stony and barren, though covered with wood and much frequented by kangaroos.
• Brown and his party returned from the eastern island, bringing four kangaroos, of a different species to any before seen.
• FRIDAY 2 APRIL 1802 Early on the following morning a party was sent to shoot kangaroos, another to cut wood, and the naturalists went to pursue their researches.
• The kangaroos were found to be less numerous than at the first anchoring place, and they had become shy, so that very few were killed.
• In one of the thickets we saw two small kangaroos, the first observed since our arrival on the banks of this large river.
• This day three large kangaroos were killed by our dogs, one of them having been speared very adroitly during the chase by a native who accompanied us from our last encampment.
• Just as we reached the spot which I had chosen for the camp, several kangaroos appeared, although we had seen none previously during the day.
• We saw none but, from the presence of kangaroos, we thought that there must have been some very near the hill.
• We crossed some undulating ground with an open forest upon it in which we killed two large kangaroos.
• Being equipped, they put themselves in motion as a herd of kangaroos, now jumping along, then lying down and scratching themselves, as those animals do when basking in the sun.
• The other children used to kick at the blanket and progress in jumps like young kangaroos, but somehow I never had any difficulty in moving gracefully.
• Small kangaroos appeared to be plentiful enough, but we were not so fortunate as to shoot one.
• In rowing up this branch, we saw a flock of about thirty kangaroos or paderong, but they were only visible during their leaps, as the very long grass hid them from our view.

Similar words containing KANGAROO without suffix s

kangaroo13 kangarooed16 kangarooing17

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