Roadside is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROADSIDE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• land adjoining a road or highway
• the strip of land beside a road
• Land adjoining a road or highway; the part of a road or highway that borders the traveled part. Also used ajectively.
• edge of a way or road or path
• side of a road
ADJECTIVE:
• situated beside a road
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the area along the side of a road

Words related to ROADSIDE

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Words that contain ROADSIDE

broadside13 roadsides11 broadsided15 broadsides14

How to use ROADSIDE in a sentence

• If sick, it is better to wait by the roadside at some comfortable place for the arrival of the surgeon or the ambulance.
• I had not gone far when I saw some one sitting by the roadside.
• Then far up the meadow by the roadside they could see the hard, square lines of the cross in the moonlight.
• The rain, however, soon came down in torrents, and we were obliged to take shelter in a cabin by the road-side.
• By the road-side two or three wild-looking gipsies sat around a fire, with some goats feeding near them.
• Now and then the boys were hailed from the roadside, but little attention was paid to these calls.
• The houses are built immediately upon the roadside, and sidewalks are quite unusual.
• The dew lay heavy and thick upon the grass by the road-side, and over the miles of network that the spiders had woven from blossom to blossom of the heather.
• But there was no sign of him, and she had almost reached the branch road when she saw the flanks of a large white tent projecting through the trees by the roadside.
• The hours wore on, and she walked more and more slowly, pausing now and then to rest, and to eat a little bread and an apple picked up from the roadside.
• There was a deafening crash, and then they were hurled out onto the turf by the roadside, while the motor roared and flames leaped out over the wreck.
• As Lady Gregory drives by the sea, people about her on the roadside and in the cabins are singing in Irish.
• Water buffaloes, grazing by the roadside, raised their heavy heads and stared at him with unspeakable insolence.
• Generally the road-side is perfectly enamelled with flowers of various hue and fragrance.
• Roadside trees increase the value of adjacent property.
• The Michigan Agricultural College was authorized by the Legislature to raise trees for roadside planting.
• That might be stated in the title to this bill as one of the purposes of roadside planting.
• The Gryphoness kept near him, and in the course of the morning they overtook the Princess, who was allowing her horse to walk in the shade by the roadside.
• I found a farmer named Westervelt who lived by the roadside, and had come to Iowa from Herkimer County, in York State.
• The Château of Nohant, in which Madame Sand lived, is a plain house by the road-side, with a walled garden.
• They led us into a park by the roadside belonging to the mother of the Sultan.
• Under the shade of a group of trees, close to a roadside spring, they built two small fires.
• The wise woman lived far up the mountain-side, in a hut like those he had helped his brothers to build by the roadside.
• Here at a roadside shrine a group of brightly dressed village women were trying to attract the attention of a favourite god by ringing the little temple bell.

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