Rubble is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUBBLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to reduce into pieces
• turn into rubble
NOUN:
• waste or rough fragments of stone, brick, concrete, etc., especially as the debris from the demolition of buildings
• pieces of rough or undressed stone used in building walls, especially as filling for cavities
• fragments of broken stone, brick, etc
• Water-worn or rough broken stones; broken bricks, etc., used in coarse masonry, or to fill up between the facing courses of walls.
• Rough stone as it comes from the quarry; also, a quarryman\'s term for the upper fragmentary and decomposed portion of a mass of stone; brash.
• A mass or stratum of fragments or rock lying under the alluvium, and derived from the neighboring rock.
• The whole of the bran of wheat before it is sorted into pollard, bran, etc.
• the remains of something that has been destroyed or broken up
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to reduce to rubble (broken pieces)

Words related to RUBBLE

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Words that contain RUBBLE

grubble12 rubbled12 rubbles11 grubbled14 grubbles13 rubblework21 rubbleworks22

How to use RUBBLE in a sentence

• Nothing now remains but a few mounds, beneath which are bricks and rubble.
• Further up the river the volcanic rubble disappears, and the containing strata then consist of the marble-like pebbles cemented together with calcareous spar.
• It was just a bleak waste of a landscape, barren of trees and vegetation, a shallow canyon with easy-sloping walls of rubble.
• There had been gardens around the houses of Givenchy once, before the place had been made into a desert of rubble and brickdust.
• Forty-two hours later, Marshal and Averette North witnessed the impact of an asteroid that turned their atmosphere plant into rubble.
• Cannot help thinking that there is something in the thought that the glacier may have been weighted down with rubble which finally disengaged itself and allowed the ice to rise.
• It appeared to be rubble work built in the form of an arch.
• He was standing in a good-sized vault or chamber, built of rubble stone.
• For the disposal of the rubble, after some thought I hit upon a plan that proved entirely successful.
• Into this hole night by night we cast the rubble we scooped out from the wall, carefully replacing the plank when we had done.
• About their bases were quantities of rubble and gray dust slanting against their sides in slides and drifts.
• The space between the lining and the beams and between the beams and the roof was filled with rubble masonry.
• A close-sheeted trench was then sunk to rock under the front building walls, and a light rubble masonry retaining wall was built in it to support the building permanently.
• The area to be excavated under Sixth Avenue was enclosed by a rubble masonry retaining wall constructed in a trench.
• Rubble and chalk were cleared away, and the stone carefully slid down the plane to its foundation.
• Before the rebellion populous suburbs extended half-way to Hsiakwan, but they are now only heaps of rubble.
• The cliff again, but there was no castle dominating it, only a ruin, hardly more than rubble.
• It is a gloomy and massive edifice, constructed of hewn stone and rubble masonry.
• The Supreme Affliction was upon us, separation consumed us, the once bright days turned black as night, and all those roses of other hours were dust and rubble now.
• The town was destroyed, wiped almost out of existence, save for heaps of rubble which might have been houses or hills.
• Shells burst on the railway, and sent a sheet of smoke and rubble before them.
• Houses were battered down, rooms blocked up, cellars filled with rubble.
• We turned off the road where it runs through the rubble and scattered bricks, all that remains of the village of Givenchy, and took our way across a wide field.
• It seemed that the rubble of the eastern piers had been made of mortar which had turned into dust, and that a big hole had been cut in the south-eastern pier.
• Others reinforced the flooring above with a layer of earth and brick rubble three feet deep.
• He led her forward a pace or two and pointed to something imbedded in a pile of stones, lime, rubble.

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