Marsh is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARSH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a tract of low, wet land, also MARISH
• an area of low-lying land which is flooded in wet seasons or at high tide, and typically remains waterlogged at all times
• low-lying wet land
• A tract of soft wet land, commonly covered partially or wholly with water; a fen; a swamp; a morass.
• low-lying wet land with grassy vegetation; usually is a transition zone between land and water
• United States painter (1898-1954)
• New Zealand writer of detective stories (1899-1982)

Words related to MARSH

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Words that contain MARSH

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How to use MARSH in a sentence

• You can get lost in a marsh easier than in any other place.
• After I wrote it I stuck it up high on one of the marsh weeds.
• And Leothric saw that the land was marsh and desolate.
• Then he got help to drag the mother elk from the marsh.
• Exhausted by the heavy going of the marsh, he had dropped for cover and rest.
• The Minister of the Interior has his office in a little low black tower of the most lugubrious aspect, that hangs directly over the waters of the marsh.
• The bank to port was low and covered with a marsh forest of cypresses.
• By the morning of January 5 we had left the marsh region.
• Simon of Montfort sought the advice and friendship of a friar like Adam Marsh.
• However, considering the confusion, our loss was less than might have been expected, for the Germans, not daring to venture out of the marsh, withdrew to their camp.
• Micmac John was in a narrow, open marsh, and the wolves were already at the edge of the woods that skirted it a hundred yards behind.
• By-the-by, I have just received four hundred pounds for the sale of the big marsh.
• After a half a mile or so we left the marsh and struck into firmer ground.
• In this document, the castle is described as standing in the centre of a marsh, surrounded by forest, and as so remote from all civilization, as to be nearly forgotten.
• Marsh was absent on a visit to his native land, from whence he returned with his wife in May, 1853.
• He married Miss Marsh, of Hampstead, and, with her and his three children, Mr.
• Two deer stood in a marsh on the farther shore, looking over at them.
• It was a marsh of which the extent, to the rounded coast which terminated the island at the southeast, was about twenty square miles.
• The result was less, but the silent arrow had the advantage of not frightening the birds, while the noise of firearms would have dispersed them to all parts of the marsh.
• This time we were glad to be able to see where we were going, although it was a dismal, barren country we travelled through, with many patches of heather moor and marsh.
• Having performed the portage, and passed a small pond or marsh, we encamped to await the return of our man.
• The nearest land, not more than half a mile from the ship, was a point covered with salt marsh, above which was a cove, whose opening was about ten rods in width.
• Afterwards passed through some wooded ravines, and over an extensive marsh intersected with brooks.

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