Oaks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OAKS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• OAK, a hardwood tree
• a smoky flavour or nose characteristic of wine aged in barrels made from oak wood
• used in names of other trees or plants that resemble the oaks in some way, e.g. she-oak, silky oak.
• a flat horse race similar to the Oaks but run on another course
• a large tree which bears acorns and typically has lobed deciduous leaves. Oaks are dominant in many north temperate forests and are an important source of durable timber used in building, furniture, and (formerly) ships.
• an annual flat horse race for three-year-old fillies run on Epsom Downs, over the same course as the Derby. It was first run in 1779.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a hardwood tree or shrub

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How to use OAKS in a sentence

• Jane Hubbard lived in a low one-story house of blue granite, situated amid a grove of oaks at the top of the hill.
• But surely the Greeks were right, and we do but follow them as we listen to the murmur of the wind in the lofty oaks, convinced as they of the near presence of the divine.
• Parnassus has its flowers of transient fragrance, as well as its oaks of towering height, and its laurels of eternal verdure.
• They will picnic there summer after summer, and not know whether they sit under oaks or ashes, beeches or elms.
• On the Sierra Nevada the oak region crosses the pine region, and scattering oaks reach far up into the mountains.
• He was smoking, and pacing slowly up and down under the bare branches of the oaks.
• I have spent much more money than was really necessary on the place, and in the ornamentation of Four Oaks.
• Wood was to be the principal fuel at Four Oaks, since it would cost nothing, and there must be ample shelter for a large amount.
• Two green hills with aged oaks surround a narrow plain.
• God did not intend all the trees to be oaks, or that all the rivers should run in one direction, but He did intend all to make up at last His one great purpose.
• Children are surprised to find little flowers on the oaks, maples, walnuts, and other large forest trees.
• The ancient oaks ranged roundabout remained the same, but upon everything else time had laid its hand right heavily.
• With this view, he turned down the first avenue in the forest, and determined on riding gently to the oaks, there to wait for some of his attendants.
• And to crush the enemy beneath the ruin they employed the trunks of old oaks as battering-rams.
• The Battle of Fair Oaks began on the thirty-first of May.
• You, if you are what you ought to be, are in my eye the great oaks that shade a country, and perpetuate your benefits from generation to generation.
• About it were the oaks, in whose branches the birds had built their nests before Chicago was a frontier post.
• Fortune is very thin and poor, in some places little more than sand, such soil as would grow pines and scrub oaks.
• When the three had gone, Long Jim sat on the edge of the boat and looked around at the sluggish waters of the bayou, the sad cypresses, and the drooping live oaks.
• When I examine the little oaks, one or two years old, in such places, I invariably find the empty acorn from which they sprung.
• It is assumed that two oaks, one of the red, and the other of the white, species, of which the present Eliot Oak is the survivor, were standing near this first Indian church.
• Cresswell easily fell into the habit of walking by here each day, coming down the avenue of oaks across the road and into the swamp.
• This meant a long detour of the swamp to approach the Oaks from the west.

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