Overhangs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OVERHANGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• OVERHANG, to protrude over
• hang or extend outwards over
NOUN:
• a part of something that extends or hangs over something else
• a quantity of securities or commodities large enough to make prices fall if offered for sale.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to hang or project over

Words related to OVERHANGS

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How to use OVERHANGS in a sentence

• Again, some of the Antarctic species have been detected floating in the atmosphere which overhangs the wide ocean between Africa and America.
• The fall continues nearly a mile, and a beautiful village, called the Little Falls, overhangs it.
• Now it has grown into a lurid canopy, that overhangs the tower.
• In the glory which overhangs Palestine afar off, we imagine emotions which never come, when we tread the soil and walk over the hallowed sites.
• The works of Fort Regent occupy the precipitous hill that overhangs the harbour, and completely command Elizabeth Castle, and indeed the whole bay.
• I have had my poor success in indicating my notion of the darkness which overhangs the region of eleven.
• The inner court and the facade that overhangs the lateral canal, display the handiwork of Sansovino.
• It stands upon the summit of a high and precipitous hill, and almost overhangs the town beneath.
• I was glad to escape from the lower streets, and climb up the long staircases to the observatory that overhangs the town.
• It was like the night sky that overhangs a city of gigantic blast-furnaces, only infinitely multiplied.
• My nose is coarse, my lips are too thick, and my upper lip overhangs my under too far.
• Those, again, which are sombre and tragic have as background the gloomy forest, the dark and windy promontory which overhangs the darker river, or the secluded nunnery.
• For some distance the path is in a sunken stratum of soft freestone, while the upper ledge of more stubborn rock overhangs it several feet.
• A collar is attached to many forms, which at the lower edge overhangs.
• It is a gloom which overhangs human life, from which in the progress of the ages man will be delivered.
• The sole of the paw is hard, and the upper part is covered with the common hair, down to the roots of the claws which it overhangs.
• I found it on the seat which the rose-tree overhangs on the edge of the downward lane.
• There is a pretty view to be obtained from the platform, which overhangs a deep valley.
• As I did so I thought I saw a figure move among the rocks, and I ran quickly to the narrow lip of cliff which overhangs the sea at the back of the house.
• A thick, dark, yellow fog overhangs the sky, so that one can hardly see in the house without candles.
• August came, and on a hot starlit night in the first week of that month Chayne sat opposite to Michel Revailloud in the balcony of a cafe which overhangs the Arve.
• The whole upper structure also overhangs the stern, and protects the screw and rudder.
• At the mouth of this passage, the land on Staten Island rises in a high bluff, which overhangs the water, not unlike the tale-fraught cape of Misenum.
• The night is sultry, and we have dragged our chairs out on to the verandah which overhangs the street.
• From an acute angle of the window a cornice overhangs a sheer fall of cliff.

Similar words containing OVERHANG without suffix s

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