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

goyle9 nala4 nalla5 ravines10

Words that contain RAVINE

ravined11 ravines10 margravine16 landgravine16 margravines17 palsgravine17 waldgravine19 landgravines17 palsgravines18 waldgravines20

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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