Landslide is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LANDSLIDE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to win an election by a huge majority
• cause land or rock to fall from hillside
NOUN:
• a collapse of a mass of earth or rock from a mountain or cliff
• an overwhelming majority of votes for one party or candidate in an election
• The slipping down of a mass of land from a mountain, hill, etc.
• The land which slips down.
• an overwhelming electoral victory
• a slide of a large mass of dirt and rock down a mountain or cliff
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the usually rapid downward movement of a mass of rock, earth, or artificial fill on a slope; the mass that moves down

Words related to LANDSLIDE

earthfall15 landslid10 landslidden14 landslides12 landsliding14 landslip11

Words that contain LANDSLIDE

landslides12

How to use LANDSLIDE in a sentence

• Entrance may have been closed by a landslide down the cliff.
• Within two or three months, before the close of the year at the latest, there would be a new election, and therewith, as all averred, a landslide for don Rafael Brull.
• McTurtle thought that his loss had been noticed, but as he made his way to the kit-truck for some more teeth he discovered that a landslide barred the way.
• No longer was it regiments of men marching, but something uncanny, inhuman, a force of nature like a landslide, a tidal wave, or lava sweeping down a mountain.
• These cliffs are hundreds of feet high, and are, apparently, due to a gigantic landslide.
• One day, when there was a heavy landslide, the rush of boulders and earth tore the tree from its place and carried it a considerable distance down the side of the mountain.
• I must have been stunned by the concussion of the landslide.
• The faintly beaten path disappeared at times on the barren rock, or under some recent land-slide.
• Well, a landslide, or a blizzard, or any old thing might put me out of business on the way.
• But a tremendous land-slide had blocked a portion of the pass, and swept away a number of the wooden roads, and the way had fallen into disuse.
• And when they did reach the scene of what might have been a tragedy the ranch hands were appalled by the immensity of the landslide.
• They had been made so in a single night, by his mother, who had compressed about them a powdered mineral which was dug from the landslide back of Port Adams.
• During the second night a landslide occurred on the side of the mountain with a rumble like the noise of fifty trains.
• This long stretch terminated in a land-slide leading down into the dry, rocky bed of a mountain stream.
• The original chapel of St Michael was destroyed by a landslide in 1271.
• There had been an immense landslide, and the entire channel had been altered.
• Tom could hardly wait for daylight, to get up and see what havoc the landslide had wrought.
• Suddenly, as the sun rose higher in the heavens, it sent a shaft of rosy light on the face of the berg that had been scarred by the landslide.
• A slight noise, as of loose stones rolling down, attracted his attention, and, at first, he feared lest another landslide was beginning, but a moment later he saw what caused it.
• The big landslide, as it would have been called in this country, met no village in its path, fortunately, or it would have wiped it out completely.
• It is good luck, if a land-slide, instead of creating a new morass, fills up an old one.
• You and I are only atoms in a landslide towards Gallipoli.
• There were from fifteen to twenty violent explosions, and a great landslide devastated about thirty square miles and buried many villages in the Nagase Valley.
• Before Johnnie got mislaid in that matrimonial landslide o’ his, he herds with us.

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