Terraced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TERRACED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TERRACE, to form into raised banks
• make or form (sloping land) into a number of level flat areas resembling a series of steps
NOUN:
• a level paved area next to a building; a patio
• each of a series of flat areas made on a slope, used for cultivation.
• a flight of wide, shallow steps providing standing room for spectators in a stadium, especially a soccer ground.
• a natural horizontal shelf-like formation, such as a raised beach.
• a row of houses built in one block in a uniform style
• an individual house built as part of a row
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a terrace (a raised embankment)

Words related to TERRACED

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How to use TERRACED in a sentence

• The houses here are small, and built in the Oriental style, with few windows, and terraced roofs.
• Reaching the hill, I took a zigzag stony path that led through terraced vineyards.
• In front, the spacious grounds, once terraced gardens, stretched wild and overgrown down to the river, where the straggling ruins of a pier completed the picture of desolation.
• Honoria, perched on the terraced wall, with her legs dangling, was making imaginary casts with a trout-rod, when she heard footsteps.
• The slope is terraced for the houses, which are all built of adobe bricks and have flat roofs.
• Among the flowers of the terraced garden they learned the first lessons of beauty and sweetness and the triumph of growth and blossoming.
• Then there came at last the sound for which he had been listening, the rustle of a skirt along the terraced way.
• Kenkenes stood up and looked toward the terraced front of the hills, in which were the quarries.
• But to the left, the south canyon wall terraced back at perhaps a thousand feet in a series of magnificent strata, yellow, purple and crimson.
• The traveler of to-day beholds uncovered the one story and terraced houses, shops, mansions, the market place, temples, theatres, and baths.
• But wherever there is soil enough it is terraced, and in corn.
• The terraced walls, built with the patient labor of the long ago, were sagged and decayed.
• The little crater which concealed the Grantline camp was off in the crater-scarred region beyond which the distant Apennines raised their terraced walls.
• No doubt the two little girls had much to say about the laying out of the terraced gardens, and insisted on having some beds of their own, to plant with their favourite flowers.
• That great, rambling pile stood at the head of a glen, terraced at first into gardens, and then thickly wooded, and stretching down to the shore.
• The country was more open and terraced everywhere into gardens.
• Shelby contrived a leave-taking, and bounded down the terraced slopes.
• Small terraced bowl for the mixture of the sacred paint of flowers.
• They flew a little higher, later, following the general contour of the terraced slopes of the mountains along the Arabian coast.
• Two others were placed on the roof of the castle, which was flat and terraced.
• It must suffice to say that before their eyes the Seven Cities of Cibola faded into phantoms, or rather contracted into villages of terraced houses like that they had captured.
• XXXII illustrates a balcony in which one bounding side is formed by a flight of stone steps, producing a notched or terraced effect.
• The small terraced gardens here are near the river bank on the southwest and southeast sides of the village.
• The front yard was terraced, and two flights of stone steps led up to the front door.
• Her plump and terraced chin shook with agitation, perhaps with guilt.
• It is pleasantly situated on the east side of the Bay, gradually rising up to the terraced hills which skirt it on the east.
• The stone pillars of the gateway let us upon a terraced lawn, where a fountain played, keeping bent plumes of water in the air.
• It consists of a large tract of terraced land, extending from the bottom of a valley or ravine to more than 1,000 feet up the sides of the mountain.
• Here Amroth said a few words to a porter, and we went up through a beautiful terraced park.
• The hills stretching up from the sea are in many cases terraced for gardens and vineyards and a new hotel stands out prominently on one side.
• The mounds have in most cases terraced sides, and are surrounded by a moat.

Similar words containing TERRAC without suffix ed

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