Troughs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TROUGHS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TROUGH, to eat greedily
• eat greedily.
NOUN:
• a long, narrow open container for animals to eat or drink out of
• a long, narrow open container used for a purpose such as growing plants.
• a channel used to convey a liquid.
• a hollow between two wave crests in the sea.
• an elongated region of low barometric pressure.
• a point of low activity or achievement
• a region around the minimum on a curve of variation of a quantity.
• a long hollow in the earth's surface
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a long, narrow receptacle

Words related to TROUGHS

trough10

Words that contain TROUGHS

eavestroughs19

How to use TROUGHS in a sentence

• All ate wheat bread, drank from marble troughs, and had high-sounding names.
• Sometimes I get in so late I have to make a torch light to see how to put the feed in the troughs.
• By 1786 he had decided that when fattening they ought to be put into closed pens with a plank floor, a roof, running water and good troughs.
• The next step is the treatment of the juices expressed by the rollers and collected in the troughs that carry it onward.
• Boys fed the fresh cane between the crushing rollers, and the sap, as it ran out, was carried in little troughs to vats.
• These three things are kept constantly before them in narrow troughs set so near the wall that they cannot get their feet into them.
• The pans are pierced with holes through which the molasses drains off into troughs which are underneath the floor, all running to a main trough.
• Later place it in little troughs or shallow dishes.
• Put this into their troughs where they feed, that they may be always eating of it.
• These two hundred troughs, like her other materials, were all delivered punctually and in good order.
• There were no troughs, and we had to ride the horses some yards into the water to clear the reeds before they could drink.
• A long chain of earthenware vessels brings up the water either from the river itself, or from some little branch canal, and empties it into a system of troughs and reservoirs.
• The feed be in the troughs and water in the big trough in the lot ready.
• It was brought in a cart and poured in wooden troughs.
• Thus fourteen good-sized fish would stock the twenty-five troughs.
• Their wives and daughters, standing up to their knees in the river, washed it in wooden troughs.
• After that they went to them, and the people whom they killed were so many that the pig troughs floated in their blood.
• These boats of the Indians resemble troughs, being hollowed out of a single trunk of a tree, and many of them are large enough to contain fifty men.
• About the troughs on the ground, surrounding the bait, every trace of human scent must be avoided.
• Time was barely allowed to bolt a meal, when the loading of the wooden troughs was begun.
• Outside the houses of cultivators are wooden troughs hollowed out of the trunks of trees, which are used either as drinking troughs for cattle or for feeding pigs.
• My friend in Douro turned out the next day and assisted me to put up the walls of my shanty and roof it with bass- wood troughs, which was completed before dark.
• A log shanty, twenty-four feet long by sixteen, is large enough to begin with, and should be roofed either with shingles or troughs.

Similar words containing TROUGH without suffix s

trough10 troughed13 troughing14 troughings15 troughlike18 eavestrough18 eavestroughs19

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