Shelter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHELTER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to provide cover or protection
• protect or shield from something harmful, especially bad weather
• find refuge or take cover from bad weather or danger
• prevent (someone) from having to do or face something difficult or unpleasant
• protect (income) from taxation
• To be a shelter for; to provide with a shelter; to cover from injury or annoyance; to shield; to protect.
• To screen or cover from notice; to disguise.
• To betake to cover, or to a safe place; -- used reflexively.
• To take shelter.
• provide shelter for
• invest (money) so that it is not taxable
• give shelter to
NOUN:
• a place giving temporary protection from bad weather or danger
• a place providing food and accommodation for the homeless
• an animal sanctuary
• a shielded or safe condition; protection
• structure providing protection from danger or the weather
• That which covers or defends from injury or annoyance; a protection; a screen.
• One who protects; a guardian; a defender.
• The state of being covered and protected; protection; security.
• a structure that provides privacy and protection from danger
• protective covering that provides protection from the weather
• the condition of being protected
• a way of organizing business to reduce the taxes it must pay on current earnings
• temporary housing for homeless or displaced persons
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide cover or protection for

Words related to SHELTER

bield8 enshelter12 scog7 scoog8 scoug8 scug7 sheltered13 shelterer12 shelterers13 sheltering14 shelterless14 shelters11 sheltery14 skug9

How to use SHELTER in a sentence

• Inside, they found that the canvas was a mere shelter over a prospect hole.
• Simultaneously something not unlike a thunderbolt for force and fury was launched, from the dark shelter of a doorway near by, at its devoted head.
• I would gladly have found a shelter and a fire elsewhere, but it was out of the question.
• The Japanese line was fast approaching the spot where he had taken shelter, so he raised himself from the grass and began to run.
• Having nothing to do, they sat under the shelter of a rock, and watched the progress of the gale.
• It ought to be possible for man to wander where he will over this little world of ours and never fail to find free food and shelter and love.
• The settlements grew up behind the shelter of the federal troops of Harmar, St.
• She showed me the way to the next village, where I hoped to find shelter from the gathering storm.
• They had merely taken shelter from the rain, and they had not found a refuge too soon, for their appearance was that of half-drowned rats.
• Two of these he placed directly in front of the shelter and two feet apart, at right angles to the shelter.
• On one occasion, when out of their place of shelter, they were so nearly overtaken that they only escaped by hiding under a bridge.
• Down he goes on his back in the rushes, trusting to their friendly shelter and the gloom of the night to keep him from sight.
• He is now incapable of performing heavy work, and from now until he dies, the spike, the peg, and the streets are all he can look forward to in the way of food and shelter.
• Bugle calls, taken up and repeated through the town, warned the people of coming shells, and then they knew they had only fifteen seconds to reach some place of shelter.
• They were, however, beaten back after a sharp skirmish, and compelled to seek shelter again within their city’s walls.
• A door of shelter and safety being thus thrown open to her, she no longer hesitated, but at once made known her intention to her relatives.
• Daisy would have liked the shelter of her mossy hiding-place again.
• Under the shelter, Bart turned up stream with his charge, occasionally lifting his torch and inspecting the mossy ledge.
• Daddy Neptune seized one bucket, Peter the other, and both ran for the shelter of the cabin, some eighth of a mile farther on.
• Hastily picking up a nice sticky clod in one hand, with the other I delicately projected my hat beyond the shelter of the tree-trunk.
• The first fifty miles of the journey were passed in comparative silence, Constance and her father for the most part keeping to the shelter of the wagon tilt.
• They were given neither food nor shelter, but were driven into the towns and left to shift for themselves.
• The wives of the yeomen, not knowing when to expect the enemy, sought shelter in the castle with their parents and children.
• I felt certain I could reach the little hamlet of Pine Top, and from there on it would be easy to get to shelter.
• The bodies were piled up by the survivors in rows one above another, as a shelter from the violence of the waves, which broke incessantly over them.

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