Ravines is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAVINES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RAVINE, a narrow, steep-sided valley
• a deep, narrow gorge with steep sides.

Words related to RAVINES

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How to use RAVINES in a sentence

• Grey, while others were lost in the deep sandy ravines that extend for some distance to the north of the river.
• The day was fast disappearing from the glens and ravines through which they rode, and all discourse ceased in the desire to get on.
• To the west of Dasht-bi-Dowlat is Chehel-Tan, a steep, rocky mountain, 13,000 feet high, in the ravines and valleys of which snow still lay deeply.
• We had to skirt chasms and ravines, with torrents rolling loudly beneath, yet not visible to us, on account of the thick underwood which grew over them.
• For more than two hours, we proceeded through horrible ravines, thick woods, and rapid mountain torrents.
• Nevertheless, I was glad that we had passed by clear daylight the dangerous ravines and deep gorges through which our road lay for several miles.
• We struck up and up and up the slope to avoid little ravines which he assured us were very bad.
• This is a good game to be played around a farm house where there are a number of hiding places, or in the woods where there are trees, boulders and ravines.
• The ground was broken, deep ravines and underbrush with wire fences running through it.
• Here and there in the low ground or in the ravines are deep hollows, in which the water has gathered during the rainy season, and this is almost always palatable and sweet.
• There was some fearful fighting in the ravines of St.
• The ascent from the river was up a steep bluff that led to a broken table-ground, in which there were many ravines, generally at right angles to the river.
• In the prosecution of my surveys I was enabled to explore the wildest recesses of these deep mountainous ravines, guided occasionally by one or two of their number.
• From this excursion he returned on the ninth day, without accomplishing his design, meeting with nothing, after quitting the river, but ravines that were nearly inaccessible.
• The nearest settlement was Ravens, twenty miles away to eastward, across inaccessible ridges and ravines.
• For several miles we wound our way along the hillsides, down deep ravines, and up steep rocky slopes.
• On reaching the shoulder of one of the hills, we found the ravines and valleys below us filled with dense mist.
• Away they galloped over mountains and through ravines, with no cessation of speed.
• The eye was involuntarily attracted to the ravines, and the head swam at the sight of those, vast pits of blackness.
• Hence some snow was visible on a lofty ridge above our heads, at least 9,500 feet, the snow descending a considerable way down ravines.
• The Xanthoxylon is found throughout in ravines up to nearly 7,000 feet, the utmost height of the pass.
• Snow visible from Barikab to the north, but generally in ravines.
• We had to drag ourselves along, over rocks and ravines and through thick underwood, with starvation staring us in the face.
• This granite formation is supposed to have an average breadth of ten or twelve miles, being intersected with small lakes, deep ravines and precipitous rocks.
• The position, however, was in the thick woods, or was at any rate concealed by the woods and ravines in front.
• These pious men understood little of engineering, of the art of throwing bridges across ravines.

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