Knolls is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KNOLLS in dictionary:

VERB:
• KNOLL, an obsolete form of knell, to ring a bell
NOUN:
• a small hill or mound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to knell

Words related to KNOLLS

knoll9 knolled12 knolling13

How to use KNOLLS in a sentence

• A pocket of flat land lay between two rocky knolls, with a ring of good-sized trees around it.
• Soon they begin to pass wooded knolls, islets of rock in the alluvial plain.
• Several little stony knolls were ascended and descended, and a rippling rill was found, but without bringing with it any traces of the path.
• When the four-footers have arrived on the playground, they take their places on the round knolls.
• On the knolls round about there was breathless silence while the skilled stag-wrestlers clinched.
• A few miles below we entered the village of Walpole, pleasantly situated on the knolls to the east of the meadows which border the river.
• On four knolls in the plain, redoubts had been erected, and these were garrisoned by the Turks.
• Taking the rope and leading the way, I passed through a glade of tangled vines and bushes that ran between two wooded knolls.
• The wooded knolls are the same knolls referred to by Avis Everhard.
• A mile northwest from the wooded knolls brings one to the site of Wake Robin Lodge at the junction of Wild-Water and Sonoma Creeks.
• He walked for miles, around knolls, over ridges and through canyons, and finally covered the trail in the running water of a creek-bed.
• These knolls were a welcome sight to the Hellenes, naturally enough, as the enemy were cavalry.
• Even as we lay, and while the officers were explaining the work in hand, the artillery took up its stand on several wooded knolls that rose behind us.
• The sites of the Plaza, the Savoy, and the Netherland Hotels were rocky knolls.
• The rebels have been thoughtless enough to leave that long semicircle of wooded knolls unoccupied, even by scouts.
• All of the lower land was covered and many were drowned, but most of our people had fled to some knolls not far from the village and which were not yet submerged.
• For miles they are composed of knolls, seldom interspersed with rocks, and there cease to be any trees.
• But there are two circumstances connected with these knolls deserving special notice.
• As an additional evidence of this fact, we frequently find on the lee side of such knolls accumulations of the loose materials which the glacier carries with it.
• He began to look suspiciously behind knolls and stumps.
• A ridge of rocky knolls and sand dunes lies at the foot of the mesa here, and close to the main cliff is a spring.
• It is improbable that any of these structures were over two stories high, and many of them were built in excavated places around the rocky summits of the knolls.
• If we can depend on the figures, we may conclude that on our poor stony “knolls,” the clover has larger and longer roots than on the richer parts of the field.
• The lakes, the flowers, the level prairies and distant knolls, but most of all the oak openings were enchanting, and in one of these my cabin would stand.
• Good Friday Harbour, like all coral harbours, requires to be taken by eye, being full of coral knolls, which necessitate the utmost vigilance.
• His heart no longer beat as powerfully as it had beaten when on knolls in the flame-colored heath a shot scattered the earth like rain about him.
• Presently Aasta raised her eyes and looked over towards the little isle of Inch Marnock, where on the green knolls some sheep were grazing.
• With these he made a very fatiguing march before day, as the road was very difficult and uneven, and full of knolls overgrown with brambles and bushes.
• This bog, like all the others, had tufts of grass and knolls of varying size coming in the most unexpected places.
• Shrub-grown knolls dot the rolling surface, while lakes and streams give abundant water.
• It was about fifty yards wide, and nestled among little, wooded knolls and walls of gray, lichen-covered stone.
• On this are raised knolls, eminences, and short ridges whose heights above this assumed base vary from 300 to 1,300 feet.
• Small knolls of earth are formed, in each of which are put two seeds of cacao, in such a manner that they are parallel with the level of the ground.
• Water has been coursing down the vale and has frozen to knolls of ice here and there.

Similar words containing KNOLL without suffix s

knoll9 knolly13 knolled12 knoller11 knollers12 knollier12 knolling13 knolliest13

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