Railroad is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAILROAD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to put through a process forcefully and rapidly
• rush or coerce (someone) into doing something
• cause (a measure) to be passed or approved quickly by applying pressure
• send (someone) to prison without a fair trial
• travel or work on the railways
• compel by coercion, threats, or crude means
• supply with railroad lines
NOUN:
• Alt. of Railway
• line that is the commercial organization responsible for operating a system of transportation for trains that pull passengers or freight
• a line of track providing a runway for wheels
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to transport by railroad (a type of road on which locomotives are run)
• same as railway

Words related to RAILROAD

railroaded12 railroader11 railroaders12 railroading13 railroadings14 railroads10 railway13

Words that contain RAILROAD

railroads10 railroaded12 railroader11 nonrailroad12 railroaders12 railroading13 railroadings14 nonrailroads13

How to use RAILROAD in a sentence

• As they approached the railroad track a strange dog joined them, to whom Hugo paid no attention.
• On the night of August 2, just when the troops were beginning to move east, an attempt was made to blow up the railroad bridge at lie de Villenoy, between here and Meaux.
• The difficulties and the expense of constructing a military railroad to connect our Atlantic and Pacific States have been greatly exaggerated.
• No, it was more likely that she had left her trunk in some railroad station.
• Its eastern portion lies in a deep-cut valley along the western slope of the Green Mountain range, on the line of the Bennington and Rutland railroad.
• For the same reason the Federal Government made valuable concessions in the interest of railroad construction in the Western States.
• The railroad promoter had never troubled to think deeply on matters outside his material interests.
• At noon we stopped at Merriman, another railroad station.
• The landing was made at a pier which had been used formerly as a railroad pier, but was now abandoned and somewhat dilapidated.
• The houses extended far back from the railroad, on considerably elevated hills.
• It had connected the two oceans by a great railroad across the continent, saving millions upon millions to the commerce of the country.
• There was no action of Congress expected, or legislation in which the railroad was likely to have an interest.
• Then he turned back to his companions, and all three of the men hurried away into the woods skirting the railroad tracks.
• So, it was said, the railroad was still merely a private business.
• Nowadays a little railroad, the Tonapah and Tidewater Railroad, runs northward from the Santa Fe over the barren Mojave, and it passes within fifty miles of Death Valley.
• Soon the forest ended abruptly, and we found ourselves in an open country, and with a railroad to cross.
• The Pacific Railroad, that iron highway from the Atlantic to the Pacific, stands at the head of all monuments of engineering skill in modern times.
• My companion at the time was Scotty, the butcher who accompanied me on my hunts, to cut up the meat and load it on the wagon for hauling to the railroad camp.
• It was not really much, for by this time the twins had traveled so often that a railroad train was an old story to them.
• True, she had written him on her arrival, but, with feminine perversity of logic, thought it a trifle inconsiderate of him to come so soon after that trying railroad journey.

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