Shelters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHELTERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHELTER, 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
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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide cover or protection for

Words related to SHELTERS

shelter10 sheltered13 sheltering14

Words that contain SHELTERS

enshelters13 inshelters13

How to use SHELTERS in a sentence

• But for awhile the defenders of the threatened position did not understand the danger, and when they did a hail of bullets kept them in their shelters.
• They have a great fear of shelters, you must know, for when forced into them they quickly lose their fierceness, and their fierceness is their greatest pride.
• In front, the Tweed pours its waters into the North Sea under the lee of the long pier, which acts as a breakwater and shelters the entrance to the harbour.
• Fortunately there was no need for hurry, and so we proceeded in the most leisurely manner possible, camping frequently and erecting grass shelters for our delicate charges.
• Their huts were merely slight shelters against the rain.
• Terrific snow storms kept the tribe within their shelters for days.
• A half-dozen lean dogs came dashing from the shelters and jumped about the creature.
• Not at all these little shelters was sugar-making in progress, as we passed, but over both slopes many columns of smoke indicated places where the work was going on.
• The following day a move was made to Hook trench, where the men lived in small shelters and provided working parties at nights.
• There was practically no accommodation here and ground sheets had to be used as shelters.
• Others in mere scratched-out shelters or in actual shell holes.
• It can be assumed that most of the dwellings, or shelters, of the Jamestown settlers, certainly until about 1630, had a rough and primitive appearance.
• First one family comes slipping back, then one by one the others trail in as long as there are cheap shelters to be had.
• We all recognise what elevation of the land will do for any place, particularly if it shelters that place from winds blowing from the cold quarters.
• The exterior forms a crust, which shelters the interior from the weather, and the community from the attacks of enemies.
• Beneath crude shelters of all sorts and in great quantities were goods brought in hastily by eager speculators on the high prices.
• They are hardly protected from the weather by the rude shelters they frame for themselves in the midst of these dreary woods.

Similar words containing SHELTER without suffix s

shelter10 sheltery14 enshelter12 inshelter12 sheltered13 shelterer12 enshelters13 inshelters13 shelterers13 sheltering14 shelterier13 ensheltered15 insheltered15 shelterbelt16 shelterings15 shelterless14 unsheltered15 shelteriest14 ensheltering16 insheltering16 shelterbelts17

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