Sandbars is valid Scrabble Word

Is sandbars a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for SANDBARS in dictionary:

NOUN:

SANDBAR, a ridge of sand formed in a river or the sea
a long, narrow sandbank, especially at the mouth of a river.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a ridge of sand formed in a river or sea

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How to use SANDBARS in a sentence

There was a sort of isthmus of shoals and sand-bars connecting the island with the shore.
We wandered in this labyrinth, keeping with difficulty our way, so crooked and narrow the channels, so many the sandbars.
The current was so rapid and the banks on the north falling in so constantly, that we were obliged to approach the sandbars on the south.
We passed several bad sandbars, and a small creek to the south, which we called Yellow Ochre creek, from a bank of that mineral a little above it.
We passed several bad sandbars in the course of the day, and made eighteen miles, and encamped on the south, opposite to the lower point of the Oven islands.
With much difficulty we worked round the sandbars near the mouth, and came to above the point, having made fifteen miles.
We set out early, and, by means of our oars, made twenty and a half miles, though the river was crowded with sandbars.
The river is here encumbered with sandbars, but no islands, except two small ones, called Detachment islands, and formed on the south side by a small stream.
Set out at daylight with a breeze from the southeast, and passed several sandbars.
We passed, with a stiff breeze from the south, several sandbars.

We coasted along the island on which we had encamped, and then passed three sand and willow islands, and a number of smaller sandbars.
Three miles beyond Cedar island is a large island on the north, and a number of sandbars.
The river itself is wide, and crowded with sandbars.
We with great difficulty were enabled to struggle through the sandbars, the water being very rapid and shallow, so that we were several hours in making a mile.
We made twelve miles to-day through a number of sandbars, which make it difficult to find the proper channel.
The sandbars are very numerous, and render the river wide and shallow, and obliged the crew to get into the water and drag the boat over the bars several times.
The current is regular and swift, with sandbars projecting from the points.
Near the lower island the sandbars are numerous, and the river shallow.
We passed several sandbars, which make the river very shallow and about a mile in width, and encamped on the south, at the distance of eleven and a half miles.
From this place we passed several sandbars, which make the river shallow, and about a mile in width.
At ten miles we came to the lower point of a large island, having passed two small willow islands with sandbars projecting from them.
The river is here almost straight for a considerable distance, wide and shallow, with many sandbars.
In the course of the day we saw a number of sandbars which impede the navigation.
Although the river did not seem to throw out much sand, yet near and above its mouth we find a great many sandbars difficult to pass.
The river is wide and the sandbars numerous, and a low island near our encampment.
There is but little wood on this part of the river, which is here subdivided into many channels and obstructed by sandbars.
The river continues about two hundred and fifty yards wide, with fewer sandbars, and the current more gentle and regular.
So is it with man, whose magnetic spirit follows the dull declivity to the barren sandbars of the world, and lodges there.
On the fore part of the little steamer, that wound its way with infinite care, slowly, among the sunken rocks, the shoals and sandbars, sat a company of fifty men.
Out in the stream the sandbars glittered like glass, and the light trembled in the willow thickets as if little flames were leaping among them.
So she made for the Port Eads pass, picked up a pilot from the station by the lighthouse, and steamed cautiously up to the quarantine station, dodging the sandbars.
Where the east and west branches diverge, the width of the river is fifty miles, the channel becoming one maze of islands, battures, and half-hidden sand-bars.
Sent up the river by Captains Lewis and Clark, he travelled about eight miles, and observed the currents and sand-bars.
In places where at that time there were sandbars, the current of the river now passes, and the former channel of the river is in turn a bank of sand.
Indians were running along the beach and out upon the sand-bars, beckoning them to land.

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