Redwoods is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REDWOODS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REDWOOD, a species of sequoia with reddish wood much used commercially
• either of two giant conifers with thick fibrous bark, native to California and Oregon. They are the tallest known trees and are among the largest living organisms.
• used in names of a number of chiefly tropical trees with reddish timber, e.g. Andaman redwood.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a very tall evergreen tree

Words related to REDWOODS

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How to use REDWOODS in a sentence

• Nearer the coast are the giant forests of the redwoods, extending from near the Oregon line to Santa Cruz.
• We slow down off the mouth of a grassy valley, watered by a brook, and set in pines and redwoods.
• She hardly believed that the great redwoods which she was to see to-morrow could be grander than these immense fluted columns of cedar and pine.
• But among the redwoods is the noblest music of all, different from that of any other trees.
• But she had been wandering on foot among the great redwoods for half an hour when Nick heard her voice calling his name.
• But she was so impulsive! And she had wished to see the redwoods by sunset and moonrise.
• She was too weak for the explanation she would have given at sunset among the redwoods.
• THE IRON HEEL CHAPTER I MY EAGLE The soft summer wind stirs the redwoods, and Wild-Water ripples sweet cadences over its mossy stones.
• I recently found oaks scattered among the redwoods on both sides of the Coast Range Mountains.
• The California Redwoods furnish the background for this beautiful story of sisterly devotion and sacrifice.
• He passed through groves of redwoods which towered three hundred feet above him, and whose girth was over sixty feet.
• He told of the grandeur of the big, solemn redwoods, of the ice-cold creeks that plunged riotously through the mysterious fastnesses of great forests.
• Or perhaps it is a gorge choked with the enormous redwoods, each individual tree with a trunk like the Washington Monument.
• The last redwoods were there, piercing the blue air with their thin inflexible arms, gray as a dusty band of friars.
• They travelled through dense forests of redwoods and pine, only the soft footfalls of the unshod mustang or the sudden cry of the wild-cat breaking the primeval silence.
• Twice in all the years since leaving Humboldt have I revisited its hospitable shores and its most impressive redwoods.
• It sent an advance wrack scudding gracefully across the ocean to puff among the redwoods, capriciously clinging to some, ignoring others.
• The redwoods on its crown and upper slopes were a mass of rigid shadows, the points, only, sharply etched on the night sky.
• All day the summit pines and redwoods rocked in the blast.
• The few shafts of sunlight that had pierced their pillared gloom were lost in unfathomable depths, or splintered their ineffectual lances on the enormous trunks of the redwoods.
• The redwoods in Muir Woods are thousands of years old, and rise from two to three hundred feet in air.
• We enter a forest of the giant redwoods, which, enormous in girth, and three hundred feet high, have defied the elements for thousands of years.

Similar words containing DWOOD without suffix s and without prefix re

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