Sandy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SANDY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a light, crumbly biscuit, typically made with chopped pecans.
ADJECTIVE:
• covered with sand
• covered in or consisting mostly of sand
• (especially of hair) light yellowish brown
• of hair color; pale yellowish to yellowish brown
• resembling or containing or abounding in sand; or growing in sandy areas
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• containing or covered with sand

Words related to SANDY

arenose7 arenous7 sandier8 sandiest9 sandiness10

Words that contain SANDY

sandyish15

How to use SANDY in a sentence

• Neither he nor Sandy had thought what would become of the water after it had traversed the chamber.
• It is inclined to be of rather upright growth, is stout and bushy, and is readily increased from cuttings planted in sandy soil in the open border.
• The channel was dry and sandy, about twenty yards wide, but showed the marks of high floods.
• In the dragging sand he was far superior to any horse in pursuit, and on this sandy open stretch he gained enough to spare a little in the brush beyond.
• Sandy was not even bound over to the grand jury, but was discharged upon the ground that there was not sufficient evidence upon which to hold him.
• The stove varieties require a sandy loam to grow in, and may be propagated by cuttings.
• Both of the latter kinds do best in a dry, sandy soil.
• If grown in pots they thrive best in a light, sandy loam.
• The annuals like a dry, sandy soil, and are grown from seed sown in March.
• They require a sandy peat and leaf-mould, and the pots to be well drained, as too much water is as destructive to them as too little.
• Having settled the matter, they rode to the fire and aroused the sleeping cowboys, being joined a few minutes later by Bill, Sandy and the others.
• This plateau is a region partly of healthy, rather dry and sandy, open prairie, partly of forest.
• We were riding with the pack through a dry, sandy pasture country, dotted with clumps of palms, round the trunks of which grew a dense jungle of thorns and Spanish bayonets.
• The entire surface of sandy regions is sometimes changed in this way.
• The officers looked at their maps, and traced with dismay the vast expanse of sandy desert, where no green pasture met the eye, and no sound of water spoke to the ear.
• It rises abruptly from the sandy shore to a height at its highest point of 1,408 ft.
• But during the last eleven years fortune had smiled on Sandy.
• It is not of a sandy nature, and its colour is light brown, sometimes almost grey, or even white.
• He believed, from the change in the apparent direction of the fog-siren, that they were moving down the coast toward Sandy Hook.
• The powder-mills, which lay beyond the gardens, with a large sandy plain intervening, were sufficiently remote from the town to prevent all danger from their possible explosion.
• Over the Beautiful Sea, the glad wave fairies ran one after the other from beyond the far horizon to the sandy shore.
• From Cape Pasley to the northern extreme the coast is sandy and low, presenting, with trifling exceptions, a continued beach.
• The course was up a gentle grade and seemed quite sandy and not easy to travel.
• And it will be one! he said, as he picked his way through the bushes and brambles that contrive to subsist somehow in the flat sandy waste lying at the head of the lake.
• The southern portion of the county is scarcely 300 feet above sea level, and the soil is fine and sandy.
• But events proved that the man who wrote that book had never attempted to build a cave in the manner he described, at least not in the loose, sandy soil of south Jersey.

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