Roads is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROADS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ROAD, a way for public transport
• the part of a road intended for vehicles, especially in contrast to a verge or pavement
• a regular trade route for a particular commodity
• an underground passage or gallery in a mine
• a railroad.
• a railway track, especially as clear (or otherwise) for a train to proceed
• a particular course or direction taken or followed
• a wide way leading from one place to another, especially one with a specially prepared surface which vehicles can use
• a series of events or a course of action that will lead to a particular outcome
• a partly sheltered stretch of water near the shore in which ships can ride at anchor
• a partly sheltered anchorage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an open way for public passage

Words related to ROADS

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Words that contain ROADS

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How to use ROADS in a sentence

• From Chicago to La Porte, by way of Hobart, the roads are excellent, excepting always the few miles near South Chicago.
• It was a quick run the next morning through Caledonia to Le Roy over roads hard and smooth as a floor.
• They were everywhere! They crawled on the country roads, on fences, on the walls of the cabins.
• The roads were heavy, and the banks of streams so steep that often the wagons had to be lowered by aid of rope and chain.
• It was in the centre of this battleground, and the roads about me had been churned up by shells and strewn with shrapnel bullets.
• There are a thousand roads to the city of God, and no two roads are the same, though they all lead to the same place.
• They had cut out trails and roads in every direction from one to another of the many settlements.
• It was the deserted country roads which he feared, for if the man ahead of him should suspect pursuit, a difficult problem might arise.
• A treatise on the law of roads and streets, by Byron K.
• This led to the building of roads, which also facilitated the transport of supplies for great armies.
• These roads mainly radiated from the centre of consumption into the surrounding country, and they were less in use for communication between one administrative centre and another.
• Again, we climbed much of the way over limestone roads.
• Note that there are six towns, from which only two roads issue.
• All over Ireland unfinished roads leading half way to places of no consequence are to-day grass-grown memorials of that ghastly effort of State assistance.
• In the north of Britain we find three principal roads.
• The dust of the white roads lay on his bodyarmour and coated the scabbard of his great sword.
• The roads were dusty, the hedges were brown, and the fields had nothing to boast of over our own verdure.
• But by imperceptible degrees they came to take diverse roads in the swirl of life which had caught them up.
• As a general rule, roads exercise the greatest influence on the location of supports, and a support will generally be placed on or near a road.
• He was supposed to be much farther east, his column blocked by heavy roads.
• We had avoided travelled roads, bridges, houses, taking the smallest possible risk, but with a great expense of energy.
• A rising this early summer, when the roads are good.
• These roads were bound for the city gates as a matter of course and the land slopes least sharply where these roads were and still are.
• Later on those residing on other roads do the same thing and connect their lines to the same store or central point.
• The prairie roads were thoroughly baked by the sun, and the dust rose, like a fine powder, from beneath the feet of horses and pedestrians, enveloping all in blinding clouds.

Similar words containing ROAD without suffix s

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