Roofs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROOFS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ROOF, to provide a building with a covering
• cover with a roof
• function as the roof of
NOUN:
• the structure forming the upper covering of a building or vehicle
• the top inner surface of a covered area or space; the ceiling
• used to signify a house or other building, especially in the context of hospitality or shelter
• the upper limit or level of prices or wages
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a roof (the external upper covering of a building)

Words related to ROOFS

roof7 roofed10 roofing11

How to use ROOFS in a sentence

• Rafters, roofs of houses, sometimes a battered corpse, float by.
• He imagined groups of parents and children, brothers and sisters, under those sheltering roofs, all strangers to him, an orphan, alone in the world.
• Some of the multitude ran out into the streets, some stood in the porches of their houses, while others looked out from the roofs and windows, and inquired what was the matter.
• He was just above the tops of the maples, which seen from this angle stretched away like a forest through which occasionally thrust roofs and spires.
• Some of the interiors of these Gothic structures have fine old oak roofs.
• The afternoon dragged slowly by, and the creeping light went up the wall until the roofs across the street shut out the sunset.
• Perhaps a mile behind the German trenches was a patch of red-brown roofs.
• As he looked down upon the clustering roofs of the town they seemed wonderfully like a crowd of people gazing up at his retreat.
• At the window of a shabby-genteel London lodging-house a young woman sat, this dreary April evening, looking out at the cheering prospect of dripping roofs and muddy pavement.
• Some of them slid down the slanting roofs of houses and filled the wells.
• The Moors, who fought for life, liberty, and property, defended themselves with desperation, fighting in the streets and from the windows and roofs of their houses.
• All the houses in this quarter are very solidly constructed, lofty, and with flat roofs.
• Through a gap in the trees I caught a glimpse of the roofs below.
• Something tranquil about Tobolsk! Blue, red and green roofs look shy from their cozy nests of trees.
• This was the entire of their home plan, and there is no doubt that they had studied Dublin roofs and means of inter-communication by roofs with the closest care.
• This done, Jenny drew up the blind, so that she could see the outlines of the roofs opposite.
• We have hopped about the roofs and looked in at your windows of the houses you have built for poor and sick and hungry people and little lame and deaf and blind children.
• And often through narrow ways so high-walled and many-windowed that it was quite cool and dusky down below, and only a strip of sun showed far up along the roofs of one side.
• The houses shown have the thatched roofs of English cottages.
• The chill electric glitter of the stars, as we know it from between the roofs of high houses, this world of far-flung distance knows not.
• All the dwellings were covered with flat roofs surrounded by a parapet, and here people passed the night in certain seasons.

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