Sward is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWARD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cover with turf
• To produce sward upon; to cover, or be covered, with sward.
• cover or become covered with grass
NOUN:
• an expanse of short grass.
• the upper layer of soil, especially when covered with grass.
• stretch of short grass
• Skin; covering.
• The grassy surface of land; that part of the soil which is filled with the roots of grass; turf.
• surface layer of ground containing a mat of grass and grass roots

Words related to SWARD

swarded12 swarding13 swards10

Words that contain SWARD

swards10 swardy13 usward10 swarded12 uswards11 swardier12 swarding13 swardiest13 greensward15 greenswards16

How to use SWARD in a sentence

• Each man was clad in Lincoln green, and a fine show they made, seated upon the sward beneath that fair, spreading tree.
• Maskew sat on the sward with his hands lashed tight behind his back, and his feet tied in front.
• We had left the stony village fields, and the face of the country was covered once more with the closest sward, which was just putting on the brighter green of spring.
• Close in around the stones grew the short, mossy sward.
• I should like to cut a broad sward, or, better still, to roam among many herds.
• A tunic of finest fabric was flung back, displaying a figure of delicate proportions, half recumbent now upon the sward.
• When she had welcomed him, he bade her dismount with the ladies of her train upon the sward.
• It must be a sweet place in summer, when the dark, massive foliage is heavy on every mossy arm, and the smooth and curving sward shines with thousands of field-flowers.
• The visitor, driving about the neighbourhood, cannot but notice the huge and cumbrous-looking plough left awhile on the sward by the roadside.
• Only those already on the sward, touched by the frost, crumble under the footstep.
• Suddenly, the grove and the garden ended and we were over the threshold of a square of sward, an out-of-door reception room, no tree or shrub encroaching.
• She took him away, and the parson watched the white lines being marked on the sward.
• Then suddenly, as they peered in front of them between the trunks, the green of the sward turned to the blue of the water, and they saw a broad river running swiftly before them.
• He looked downward at the sward, and there was the little flower.
• We encamped on a fine sward, on the left bank of the Surjoo river, a beautiful clear stream.
• They were just gliding noiselessly over the green sward, Mr.
• At the same time he brought in certain singular articles which he had picked up on the sward, and which M.
• The moment that she set foot on the golden-yellow sward she was surrounded by a swarm of the winged, and yet strangely human creatures.
• They would sleep where night found them on the sward under the stars, as in wars of old.
• The oak stood alone on a knoll looking over a beautiful spread of grassy sward that sloped and rolled away to a distant edge of thicket.
• Outside fell upon the sward the last rays of the setting sun.
• Then the brown sward lay bare, save in the shadows of rock or hill or forest that were still white.
• Our march was first over undulating ground, either sward or through green lanes.
• About 1,000 feet below, we came on sward, with wood on the right, along which we descended, diverging subsequently through a thick wood, until we reached sward again.
• Around it, or at least between the village and the larger stream, picturesque patches of sward bordered with a very picturesque oak.

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