Rambles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAMBLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• RAMBLE, to wander
• walk for pleasure in the countryside
• talk or write at length in a confused or inconsequential way
• (of a plant) put out long shoots and grow over walls or other plants
NOUN:
• a walk taken for pleasure in the countryside.

Words related to RAMBLES

ramble10 rambled12 rambling13

Words that contain RAMBLES

brambles14 scrambles15 descrambles18 unscrambles17

How to use RAMBLES in a sentence

• Some of the loveliest of my early recollections are of rambles after flowers.
• This was also the case when they approached particular parts of the town, but they were not molested as long as their rambles were confined to the beach.
• In our rambles in search of a place to pitch the tent, we entered a superb orange-orchard, the foliage of which made a perpetual twilight.
• It is this phase that is wholly overlooked by those mentioned above who have seen or felt the joy of work that comes to one who rambles into a new field.
• When his strength had increased sufficiently to permit of greater exertion, she accompanied him on long rambles in the fields and woods.
• I ramble my person at my own free will, and my mind rambles quite indifferent as to its intimate connexion with the former.
• Fond of wild adventure and solitary rambles, we find him upon a heath, wandering alone, tired, and benighted.
• Left alone, we indulged in long rambles in the mountains.
• In our rambles we got into it before we were aware, but hurried immediately out of it again, perfectly satisfied with one visit.
• Several times during summer rambles I cast my eye about, but they were not to be seen.
• Having come upon it many times in our rambles, we should say it was not uncommon.
• In these rambles of good neighbourhood, we frequently passed by a house of unusual magnificence.
• The beautiful fir woods that are such a feature of the surrounding landscape make rambles in any direction most delightful.
• When I took up my abode here and got my first free Sunday afternoon, I shook military discipline aside for a moment and set out on one of my rambles.
• It is fit for serene days, and graceful gifts, and country rambles, but also for rough roads and hard fare, shipwreck, poverty, and persecution.
• Hitherto she had carefully avoided every companion in her rambles.
• It has always been a pleasure to me, through life, to catch at every opportunity that has occurred in my rambles of becoming acquainted with this class of people.
• One place suggests work, another idleness, a third early rising and long rambles in the dew.
• These various essays have been suggested to my pen by rambles far and wide between its elastic confines.
• Here he resumed his rambles and meditation, having still deeper food for thought than when he was at St.
• But even Pope could not be always writing, and the mere mention of these rambles suggests pleasant lounging through old-world country lanes of the quiet century.
• He was a pronounced recluse, indulging in long rambles over the island, and finding his sole pleasure in authorship.
• Fond of solitary rambles in the country, he began, while a mere youth, to portray in verse his impressions of the scenery which he was in the habit of surveying.
• Rambles and drives into the forest of Aitone, from which unfortunately the old stately pines have disappeared.
• In his rambles he associated exclusively with the lower classes, and when I offered to give him letters of introduction to Wm.
• The mention of his rambles in the rain recalls his fondness for the open air.
• Overwork or unnecessary exposure to rain, insufficient clothing, improper or badly-cooked food, and night rambles, are all fruitful causes of disease.
• Eckbert often accompanied him on his lonely rambles, and thus a closer friendship developed between the two men with each succeeding year.
• It is, however better ascertained that his early rambles amidst the Tweed scenery retarded his educational pursuits.
• In rambles through the woods or along the shore, new charms are constantly presented.
• In most of his poems, unfortunately, the design, as a whole, rambles.
• The poem seems to have been composed with a view to its being sung by a choir of maidens in their nocturnal rambles beneath the soft light of an Italian moon.
• He returned to the boat with various articles more than once, while his comrade continued his rambles unsuccessfully.
• In their rambles they went to the Nine-hills, where little Elizabeth fell asleep, and was forgotten by the rest.
• It was very different, certainly, from the studio life in New York, different from the sketching rambles she had taken other summers with her father.

Similar words containing RAMBLE without suffix s

ramble10 bramble13 rambled12 rambler11 brambled15 brambles14 ramblers12 scramble14 scrambled16 scrambler15 scrambles15 descramble17 scramblers16 unscramble16 descrambled19 descrambler18 descrambles18 unscrambled18 unscrambler17 unscrambles17 descramblers19 unscramblers18

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