Ravine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAVINE in dictionary:

VERB:
• See Raven, v. t. & i.
NOUN:
• a narrow, steep-sided valley
• a deep, narrow gorge with steep sides.
• narrow steep-sided valley worn by a stream
• Food obtained by violence; plunder; prey; raven.
• A torrent of water.
• A deep and narrow hollow, usually worn by a stream or torrent of water; a gorge; a mountain cleft.
• a deep narrow steep-sided valley (especially one formed by running water)

Words related to RAVINE

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How to use RAVINE in a sentence

• As I passed down a ravine a stone dropped behind me, but I did not pause to wonder why.
• It is not surprising, then, that the verge of the ravine or glen was attained, and no discovery was made.
• The steep sides of the narrow ravine are densely wooded, and the light is very dim at the bottom when the sun is not overhead.
• The sun, full of splendor but still cold, touched with gold all the surrounding crests and ridges and filled with a yellow but luxurious haze every gorge and ravine.
• To get away by a sudden rush was out of the question, since the descent from the fortress into the ravine only admitted of moving in single file.
• We found the ravine bounded throughout its southern side by inaccessible cliffs.
• Till they came to the bend of the road the children continued to wave, and then the great ravine received them as if to the arms of the mountains.
• He was trying once more to solve the mystery of her disappearance from Whitehorse, when a sudden noise across the ravine arrested his attention.
• And now we were going through a ravine or pass where the walking was better.
• At the end of an hour and a half we crawled out of our ravine and to the edge of the trees.
• There are some who say he was seen to go up a ravine with a mysterious bundle and to return without it.
• I have never seen a tiger get off his hind legs except in bounding over a fallen tree, or in and out of a ravine.
• In beating up the broken forces of a rebel Thakoor, whom we had defeated the previous day, I, with a few troopers, ran some of them to bay in a rocky ravine.
• In the twilight, after the soldiers gathered up their dead and wounded, they went each their own way along the ravine, now blue with the evening fog.
• Passing up the ravine and mounting to the heights, she had not gone far when she saw a party of warriors sitting round a camp fire.
• He came into sight just to the left of our position, and he ran down one side of the ravine to toil up the other.
• Having cleared the ravine, he reached the high lands swept by the winds, where the snow lay thin.
• We scattered along down the ravine for perhaps a hundred yards.
• There were at least thirty robust miners at work in the ravine and it may well be believed they were cheerful, probably now and then joining in a chorus or laughing at a joke.
• A ravine or dry wash was finally encountered, when Dell dismounted.
• So I hid my horse in a low ravine and crawled up a hill, from whose summit I obtained a good view of the country.
• Three went into the ravine and one managed to get his ball over.
• Fertile fields stretched at my left, and on my right a deep ravine lined with white birches, carried a stream to the Fox.
• Foster let go his hold too in mid-arc and went sailing through the air and across the ravine, landing in a thicket with a jar that loosened his teeth but broke no bones.

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