Shores is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHORES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHORE, to prop up
• support or hold up something with props or beams
• support or assist something that would otherwise fail or decline
NOUN:
• the land along the edge of a sea, lake, or other large body of water
• the land between ordinary high- and low-water marks.
• a country or other geographic area bounded by a coast
• a prop or beam set obliquely against something weak or unstable as a support.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to prop with a supporting timber

Words related to SHORES

shore8 shored10 shoring11

Words that contain SHORES

dogshores14 offshores18 seashores12 shoreside13 shoresman14 shoresmen14 angashores14 backshores21 foreshores16 lakeshores17 nearshores13 shoresides14 angishores14 hangashores18

How to use SHORES in a sentence

• If Pitt had not been able to place the first navy in the world between the two shores the history of Europe might be very different to-day.
• Trees carried from above are piled on the heads of islands, and also lie, like vast stranded rocks, on its sand bars and lower shores.
• Exactly the same landscapes and races bordered the two shores.
• The hills about Cape Flinders and the low shores of the bay in which we found the wreck furnished Mr.
• He had just been with his son, and eleven other young men, on an exploring expedition to the shores of lake Superior.
• Wookey should go a long, long journey and settle down by the shores of Lake Ngami, which, you remember, David Livingstone had discovered long years before.
• Above them, on both shores, the land fell, and at the distance of about eight miles curved round to the east in an amphitheatre of low hills.
• It has flourishing villages, especially along the shores of the rivers, which are large and not few.
• The large stones which we saw yesterday on the shores are now some distance in the river, and render the navigation dangerous.
• Thomas Williams, the Iroquis chief, who had some English blood in his veins, lived in a small log-house on the shores of Lake George.
• After cruising along the shores of the mainland, he ascended the San Juan River and entered and sacked Granada, the capital of Nicaragua.
• Verrazzano, with four ships, coasted along our shores, and was for fifteen days the guest of some friendly Indians at Newport, the centre of our modern fashionable summer-life.
• Kirtley was to find the river, with its carefully tended shores, a companion in many an hour.
• Few there were who expected to hear of our safe arrival on the shores of the Atlantic.
• On the Trojan as well as on the Greek side were people called Pelasgians, who seem to have lived on both shores of the sea.
• Only the walls of the frontier cities were left, and among these was the ancient city of Denia, on the Mediterranean shores.
• According to the report of the natives, the length of this gulf, from the place where it penetrates into the country to its most distant shores, is sixty miles.
• The ebb and flow are scarcely perceptible, and only affect a part of the shores of the continent, and likewise of all the islands.
• It was not beautiful here, but the vast current flowing between low shores had a somber majesty all its own.
• But never a boat on its waters, or man on its shores did we see.
• At the same time the kingdom of Russia was invaded by barbarous hordes from the shores of the Caspian.

Similar words containing SHORE without suffix s

shore8 ashore9 shored10 shorer9 inshore10 onshore10 shorers10 midshore14 offshore17 seashore11 shoreman13 shoremen13 angashore13 backshore20 dogshores14 foreshore15 lakeshore16 longshore13 nearshore12 offshored19 offshores18 seashores12 shorebird15 shoreless12 shoreline12 shoreside13 shoresman14 shoresmen14 shoreward16 shoreweed16 angishore13 shorefast15 alongshore14 angashores14 backshores21 foreshores16 lakeshores17 nearshored14 nearshores13 shorebirds16 shorefront16 shorelines13 shoresides14 shorewards17 shoreweeds17 angishores14 hangashore17 shorefronts17 hangashores18 longshoreman18 longshoremen18 alongshoreman19 alongshoremen19

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