Swans is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWANS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SWAN, to move like a swan
• move about or go somewhere in a casual, irresponsible, or ostentatious way
NOUN:
• a large waterbird with a long flexible neck, short legs, webbed feet, a broad bill, and typically all-white plumage.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to swear

Words related to SWANS

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How to use SWANS in a sentence

• Soon after that, one of the swans let out a scream, and swam off so quickly that the water foamed.
• As soon as Akka received word that the swans needed her help, she hastened down to Hjaelsta Bay.
• When Akka alighted on the bay, all the swans living there were gathered near the eastern shore, where they were protected from the wind.
• The swans politely made way for the wild geese, who swam forward through a kind of passageway, which formed an avenue bordered by shimmering, white birds.
• When they were gone and the swans came to their senses, they saw that the geese had risen and flown over to the other end of the bay.
• Just as the sun was setting, she heard a rustling, and saw six white Swans come flying in at the window.
• On our way to the shore in our boat we disturbed two flights of black swans who flew away at our approach.
• The swans carried him safely, and took him to the other side.
• They all belong to one family, which also contains the Geese and Swans.
• And those swans then rose on their wings and went to the country of the Vidarbhas.
• And the swans at this, before that bevy of beauties, fled in all directions.
• Washington also raised chickens, turkeys, swans, ducks, geese and various other birds and beasts.
• There were children walking up and down by the water giving pieces of bread to the swans.
• There were also seen, once or twice, some swans flying across the Sound to the northward, but we knew nothing of their haunts.
• The desert beasts moved delicately, on legs longer and more slender than those of pack-camels, their necks swaying like the necks of swans who swim with the tide.
• Whole fleets of snow-white swans are constantly sailing through the waters.
• The swans, gliding along so noiselessly, might have been phantoms.
• On the foreground of the scene place two swans, and around the edges of the banks fasten pieces of spruce and grasses.
• They went farther, and reached the edge of a pond where silver-feathered geese and swans were swimming.
• And issuing forth from his car those blazing arrows furnished with golden wings looked like rows of swans in the sky.
• Our return to the ship was a good deal retarded by going after the black swans and ducks amongst the flats.
• Seeing swans there, I rowed into it after them, but found the place full of mud banks, and seldom more than three or four feet in depth.
• She was a dear, good, motherly woman, all whose geese were certainly counted to be swans.
• As they passed the lake, Parker, the footman, turned around, and asked them if they would like to get out and see the swans.
• One of the refugees on the shores of Lake Herced Thursday morning spied a flock of ducks and swans which the city maintained there for the decoration of the lake.
• I need only say, that this is a popular fallacy, as swans regularly hatch after sitting six weeks, whether there happens to be a thunder-storm or not.
• And there were large calm lakes there too, in which white swans were swimming, and beat the air with their wings.

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