Lath is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LATH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cover with thin strips of wood
• cover with laths.
• To cover or line with laths.
• attach laths to
NOUN:
• a thin flat strip of wood, especially one of a series forming a foundation for the plaster of a wall.
• laths collectively as a building material
• thin strip of wood
• A thin, narrow strip of wood, nailed to the rafters, studs, or floor beams of a building, for the purpose of supporting the tiles, plastering, etc. A corrugated metallic strip or plate is sometimes used.
• a narrow thin strip of wood used as backing for plaster or to make latticework
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cover with laths (thin strips of wood)

Words related to LATH

lathed10 lathing11 lathlike15 laths8

How to use LATH in a sentence

• As he passed out, Gunwar, as she had been previously bidden, went through the hole in the party-wall where the lath had been removed, and took the seat next to Erik.
• He crossed the alley hastily, and his Mammy stalked behind, using constant eloquence and a frequent lath.
• The walls were of wood, not of lath and plaster, so that there were no nooks and crannies in which he could have bestowed his hoard.
• He also ran underneath the lath at the high jump and tumbled down in trying to put the shot.
• Inquiry being made, it was shown that a small boy, armed with a lath, had mounted guard and called to all foot-passengers to keep away.
• If the drums were not on him he would return and pick the old mansion apart, lath by lath.
• The staunch little lath of a mast is fixed into the socket attached to one of his feet.
• Maclean, however, was a practised wrestler, and although lean almost as a lath, the muscles he possessed were as strong as steel bands.
• The man was tall, and thin as a lath, and he wore the clothes of the fashionable world without awkwardness, yet with the air of one who was wholly unaccustomed to them.
• II Around were the walls, gray and dingy, which every old school-sanctum hath, With many a break on their surface, where grinned a wood-grating of lath.
• A newspaper lashed to the end of a lath served as a swab to dust out the bore.
• This fish is as thin in the body as a lath, whence the generic name.
• The board is braced with lath or similar strips of wood, making a framework suitable for a roost.
• By pulling the string he could spring the lath, and then let it snap back to its place.
• Sometimes you may make the offense public, as in the case of the snapping of the lath, described under a former head, while you kindly conceal the name of the offender.
• At the farther end of the chapel the Copts have a little mean- looking altar of wood, surrounded by walls of lath.
• We anchored in Funchal Roads, island of Madeira, on Saturday the lath of October, without experiencing any remarkable event.
• There would be a long lath of sunlight, numberless atoms swimming in it, slanting from a corner of the window to brighten a patch of carpet.
• Had Jan been a head and shoulders shorter, he might have been able to stand up in the lean-to attic, without touching the lath and plaster of the roof.
• There was not a beam, a board, a rafter, a lath, in the whole house that was not ready, upon the slightest assault, to go to wreck.
• After the limb was worn out he then went out to the yard and got a lath, and he come at me again and beat me with that until he broke it all to pieces.
• She was going to give Miss Gibbons a chance to prove whether she was lath and plaster like the judge, or a real person with something besides her facade to hold her up.

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