Ladder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LADDER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cause a run in a stocking
• (with reference to tights or stockings) develop or cause to develop a ladder
• A frame usually portable, of wood, metal, or rope, for ascent and descent, consisting of two side pieces to which are fastened cross strips or rounds forming steps.
• That which resembles a ladder in form or use; hence, that by means of which one attains to eminence.
• come unraveled or undone as if by snagging
• cause to have a line of undone stitches
NOUN:
• a piece of equipment consisting of a series of bars or steps between two upright lengths of wood, metal, or rope, used for climbing up or down something.
• a series of ascending stages by which someone or something may progress
• a vertical strip of unravelled fabric in tights or stockings
• frame of two poles connected by horizontal steps for climbing
• steps consisting of two parallel members connected by rungs; for climbing up or down
• ascending stages by which somebody or something can progress
• a row of unravelled stitches

Words related to LADDER

laddered11 laddering12 ladders9 laddery12

Words that contain LADDER

bladder11 cladder11 gladder10 ladders9 laddery12 bladders12 bladdery15 cladders12 laddered11 bladdered14 laddering12 ladderier11 bladdernut14 ladderlike16 stepladder14 ladderback20 bladderier14 ladderiest12 bladderlike19 bladdernose15 bladdernuts15 bladderwort18 gallbladder16 ladderproof18 stepladders15 ladderbacks21 bladderiest15 bladdernoses16 bladderworts19 bladderwrack25 gallbladders17 nonladdering15 bladderwracks26

How to use LADDER in a sentence

• A slope which should have been soft snow down which they could plunge was hard ice, in which a ladder of steps must be cut before the glacier could be reached.
• I understood that the ladder was always removed in the night, for the sake of security.
• One early morning I clim a ladder to get a little chunk and the overseer man, he seed me.
• In this extremity, I went back directly to my castle, pulled up the ladder after me, and made all things without look as wild and natural as I could.
• An iron ladder, fastened with an iron hook to the partition, led to the upper end.
• When he reached the top of the gate, which was quite broad, he sat down to rest for a moment before pulling the ladder up so as to drop it on the other side.
• Dunster, lying flat upon his little bed, watched with dilated eyes the disappearance of the ladder.
• As to the episodes of the ladder, the lights, and the form at the dormer-window, he meant, for the present at least, to lock them in his heart.
• It was absolutely at the bottom of the social ladder.
• To test the truth of this he reared the ladder in the middle of the cellar so that its top rung rested against the lower edge of the square overhead.
• Another is patterned after the hook and ladder truck of the fire department.
• Now the rest of you get down the accommodation ladder.
• The alarm from the central office is struck on a large gong placed in a conspicuous part of the engine-room of every engine or hook and ladder company.
• Many were drugged and forced into it, but the majority are lost women who have come regularly down the ladder to this depth.
• The thief placed a ladder against the sill of one of the upper windows, opened it, and came in.
• Von Schlichten and Kent Pickering went down the ladder from the bridge, the others accompanying them.
• Then the Devil lifted up the whole ladder, and carried it hastily to the moon.
• There seemed to be no ladder between me and the world above.
• Wildney, as the lightest of the four, was to take the birds, while the others held the ladder.
• He came down the ladder, and seated himself on a block, in the Place des Capucins.
• Two or three pirates, awakened by the noise, were descending the ladder at the same moment.
• Besides, at that moment he put his foot on the first step of the ladder and began his descent.
• There was no ladder in sight, and neither of us was near tall enough to reach him.
• One soldier was brought down the ladder and carried through the murky pall to the surgeon, who could do nothing for him.
• Hastily I scrambled up the natural ladder formed by the vine, and without pause climbed down again to the edge of the dry ditch beyond.

Similar words containing LADD without suffix er

laddy10 laddie8 bladded12 bladder11 cladded12 cladder11 claddie11 gladded11 gladden10 gladder10 gladdie10 gladdon10 ladders9 laddery12 laddier9 laddies9 laddish12 laddism11 bladders12 bladdery15 bladding13 claddagh16 cladders12 claddies12 cladding13 gladdens11 gladdest11 gladdies11 gladding12 gladdons11 laddered11 laddiest10 laddisms12 begladded15 bladdered14 claddaghs17 claddings14 gladdened13 gladdener12 laddering12 recladded14 laddishly17 ladderier11 begladding16 bladdernut14 gladdeners13 gladdening14 ladderlike16 maladdress14 recladding15 stepladder14 ladderback20 bladderier14 ladderiest12 bladderlike19 bladdernose15 bladdernuts15 bladderwort18 gallbladder16 ladderproof18 laddishness16 stepladders15 ladderbacks21 bladderiest15 bladdernoses16 bladderworts19 bladderwrack25 gallbladders17 maladdresses16 nonladdering15 bladderwracks26 laddishnesses18

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