Storms is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STORMS in dictionary:

VERB:
• STORM, to blow violently
• move angrily or forcefully in a specified direction
• shout (something) angrily; rage
• move forcefully and decisively to a specified position in a game or contest
• (of troops) suddenly attack and capture (a building or other place) by means of force
• (of the weather) be violent, with strong winds and usually rain, thunder, lightning, or snow.
NOUN:
• a violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds and usually rain, thunder, lightning, or snow.
• an intense low-pressure weather system; a cyclone.
• a wind of force 10 on the Beaufort scale (48–55 knots or 88–102 km/h).
• a heavy discharge of missiles or blows
• a tumultuous reaction; an uproar or controversy
• a vehement outburst of a specified feeling or reaction
• storm windows.
• a direct assault by troops on a fortified place.
• a wind of force 10 on the Beaufort scale (48–55 knots or 88–102 km/h).

Words related to STORMS

storm7 stormed10 storming11

Words that contain STORMS

bestorms12 substorms13 barnstorms14 duststorms13 firestorms15 hailstorms15 megastorms15 rainstorms12 sandstorms13 snowstorms15 windstorms16 shitstorms15 blamestorms17 brainstorms15 stormstayed17 superstorms15 thunderstorms19

How to use STORMS in a sentence

• Storms then set in for several successive days, which both confined our men to camp and hindered the enemy from attacking us.
• The bravest boy may sometimes be most afraid of the dark, or of ghosts, or of the great mysteries of storms and the sea.
• The worst disasters which Rome suffered in this war were due not to the storms and still less to the Carthaginians, but to the presumptuous folly of its own citizen-admirals.
• True, the Caspian is only a lake about eighty feet below the level of the Mediterranean, but this lake is often troubled by violent storms.
• On that voyage, however, I had, from beginning to end, twenty-seven fearful storms, or, if I count that one near the Carolines, then twenty-eight.
• It would rain, sometimes hail and sometimes they would get into thunder storms.
• It is, however without foundation, as it is to be seen, more or less, all the year round in the Carribean sea, where there are no storms but in the hurricane months.
• Jukes, however, had no wide experience of men or storms.
• No inferior workmanship could possibly have stood the terrific strain put on these engines during these weeks of terrible storms.
• Whatever may be its recollections, it has sturdily weathered the storms of centuries, surviving the tempests hurled against it by Nature and the poetry launched upon it by Man.
• Large bodies of troops were seen continually passing through these peaceful countries, which the majestic boundary of the Alps ought to shelter from political storms.
• But they are apt in practice to suffer much from the fury of the tropical storms.
• In the year of 28, he returned to this land and anchored, when wrecked by terrible storms that they experienced, which forced them to return.
• Triumphal arch, that fills the sky When storms prepare to part, I ask not proud Philosophy To teach me what thou art.
• She could raise storms, and, if a tempest was desired in the Clyde or at sea, she only required to throw small charmed stones into the flowing tide.
• The vessel, however, never reached its destination and was obliged to return to Ireland on account of the Atlantic storms, and there is no record of a renewal of the attempt.
• I learnt that in consequent of extraordinary storms and hurricanes, no less than five sailors had died and twenty-one had been drowned in eighty-three vessels from that port.
• The storms I have referred to were tropical storms, lasting but a short time.
• In crossing the ocean there are two great dangers to be dreaded and guarded against, aside from the storms that may arise.
• More and bigger boats required shelter against storms and protection against destruction by enemies.
• Such storms have often burst at some distance below their feet, as the army climbed the lofty ridges of the Andes.
• As is perfectly well known, our American coast is often the scene of fearful storms, which deal out wide-spread destruction to mariners.
• This is the end of the voyage, which is good and generally without storms, if made in the proper time.
• The poetic natives relied upon it to keep back storms from the land and frighten, with its stern brow, the tempests from the sea.
• For a few days the monarch tossed in fevered restlessness on his bed at Kief, and then, from his life of incessant storms on earth, his spirit ascended to the God who gave it.
• Regardless of storms, and snow and cold, he pursued the foe like the north wind, and crushed them as with an iron hand.

Similar words containing STORM without suffix s

storm7 stormy11 bestorm11 stormed10 stormer9 bestorms12 stormers10 stormful13 stormier10 stormily13 storming11 substorm12 barnstorm13 bestormed14 duststorm12 firestorm14 hailstorm14 megastorm14 rainstorm11 sandstorm12 snowstorm14 stormbird14 stormcock19 stormiest11 stormings12 stormless11 stormlike15 windstorm15 substorms13 shitstorm14 barnstorms14 bestorming15 blamestorm16 brainstorm14 duststorms13 firestorms15 hailstorms15 megastorms15 rainstorms12 sandstorms13 snowstorms15 stormbirds15 stormbound15 stormcocks20 stormfully18 storminess12 stormproof17 superstorm14 windstorms16 shitstorms15 stormwater15 barnstormed16 barnstormer15 blamestorms17 brainstorms15 stormstayed17 superstorms15 stormwaters16 barnstormers16 barnstorming17 blamestormed19 brainstormed17 brainstormer16 stormfulness17 storminesses14 thunderstorm18 barnstormings18 blamestorming20 brainstormers17 brainstorming18 thunderstorms19 blamestormings21 brainstormings19 stormfulnesses19

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