Shovel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHOVEL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to use a digging implement
• move (coal, earth, snow, or similar) with a shovel
• put or push (something, typically food) somewhere quickly and in large quantities
• An implement consisting of a broad scoop, or more or less hollow blade, with a handle, used for lifting and throwing earth, coal, grain, or other loose substances.
• To take up and throw with a shovel; as, to shovel earth into a heap, or into a cart, or out of a pit.
• To gather up as with a shovel.
• dig with or as if with a shovel
• lift or move as with a shovel
NOUN:
• a tool resembling a spade with a broad blade and typically upturned sides, used for moving coal, earth, snow, or other material
• a machine or part of a machine having a shape or function similar to that of a shovel.
• an amount of something carried or moved with a shovel
• tool for lifting or moving loose material
• a hand tool for lifting loose material; consists of a curved container or scoop and a handle
• the quantity a shovel can hold
• a fire iron consisting of a small shovel used to scoop coals or ashes in a fireplace
• a machine for excavating
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take up with a shovel (a digging implement)

Words related to SHOVEL

shool8 shoole9 shoveled15 shovelful18 shoveling16 shovelled16 shoveller15 shovellers16 shovelling17 shovels13

Words that contain SHOVEL

shovels13 shoveled15 shoveler14 shovelers15 shovelful18 shoveling16 shovelled16 shoveller15 shovelfuls19 shovelhead20 shovellers16 shovelling17 shovelnose16 shovelsful19 unshoveled17 shovelboard20 shovelheads21 shovelnoses17 shovelboards21

How to use SHOVEL in a sentence

• Then Heistand taught the members of the section how to swing a shovel to the best advantage so as to get in a maximum of coal with the least effort.
• Having brought off all that was valuable, he built a house close under a bluff, where a projecting shelf of rock covered a small grotto, which he enlarged with pick and shovel.
• We will be likely to find that he has only a little hand shovel.
• One brand, he said, was like a long-handled shovel.
• Then Durbeyfield began to shovel in the earth, and the children cried anew.
• One would pause, shovel in hand, lean against the clay side of the sap, and hurriedly contemplate the scene.
• A man beside me suddenly laid down his shovel and battled with a cough that strove to break free and riot in the darkness.
• In earlier days, a man who began with a pick and shovel might come to own a mine.
• Further and further crept his blue lines with pick and axe and spade and shovel, digging, burrowing, piling their dirt and timbers.
• Cloudesley Shovel with a squadron, to take on board a body of land forces intended for a descent upon the coast of France.
• This detachment was sustained by sir Cloudesly Shovel in person.
• Into seven others went seven country-fellows, having every one of them a shovel on his neck.
• May you both eat well, and sleep well, and get your new web finished, and above all, may you be able to shovel away the snow which lies in front of the church-door.
• Wear a white duck sailor suit with blue anchors and carry a red tin pail and a shovel, if you want to look young.
• I hear sounds of moved furniture, of a broom, and the recurring knock of the shovel on the bucket into which she empties the dust she has collected.
• Each one had some sort of a canteen for water, which we must fill up at every opportunity, and we decided to carry a shovel along, so we might bury the body of Capt.
• Culverwell, and shovel up a pile of sand at the falls to enable us to get the oxen over.
• Each of them had taken as much provisions as he could carry, with his gun and blanket, pick and shovel, and they had struck out into the mountains.
• I sold my outfit and went back to Cripple and struck another job with the shovel and pick, digging prospect ditches.
• I was given a shovel and put on the street to work out the poll-tax, not only of the merchant but of two other clerks in the store.
• Taking off his boots and socks he waded out into the middle of Big Little River, carrying a shovel and the box.
• He interposed the shovel instantly, and the spear fell harmless to the ground.
• Enthusiasm? Nothing would gratify me more than to strike a shovel into the spot where this treasure, this pot of gold, is supposed to lie.
• Presently the infirm handle came off, and the shovel dropped into the bottom of the hole.
• So, after passing the Burlings, orders were given to cut the bales, save the packing, and shovel the tobacco overboard.

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