Tunnels is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TUNNELS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TUNNEL, to dig a tunnel
• dig or force a passage underground or through something
• (of a particle) pass through a potential barrier.
NOUN:
• an artificial underground passage, especially one built through a hill or under a building, road, or river
• an underground passage dug by a burrowing animal.
• a passage in a sports stadium by which players enter or leave the field
• a long, half-cylindrical enclosure used to protect plants, made of clear plastic stretched over hoops
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to dig a tunnel (an underground passageway)

Words related to TUNNELS

tunnel6 tunneled9 tunneling10 tunnelled10 tunnelling11 tunnels7

How to use TUNNELS in a sentence

• But as yet they did not venture into the gloomy cellar with its mysterious tunnels.
• Railroad bridges and tunnels were blown up and trains were wrecked.
• These the girl could not read though she guessed that they were the names of the tunnels, or notices indicating the points to which they led.
• The expert was chiefly anxious to get the machine at work again, for seven or eight trains had stopped midway in the stuffy tunnels of the electric railway.
• But very soon he grew to like it, for the Boy used to talk to him, and made nice tunnels for him under the bedclothes that he said were like the burrows the real rabbits lived in.
• One or two tunnels had been drawn from the quarry into the adjoining country on small leaders, and from what I could gather from my guide diamonds had been discovered.
• Then the train glided from the platform side, plunged with a scream through a succession of black tunnels, and with rapidly increasing speed faced the storm.
• It seemed that the old hall, the buttresses and towers, the queer tunnels leading from court to court, turned the edge of the commonplace of life.
• I perceived now that the whole face of the wall was honeycombed with tunnels of natural formation running into the recesses of the limestone.
• Braced tunnels were here, penetrating back and downward into the vein of rock.
• They could have run circles around us in those tunnels.
• Far back somewhere in the tunnels they had threaded they could hear loud shouts and cries.
• This contract provided that work on each pair of tunnels should be carried on from two shafts.
• Finally, it was found necessary to build a portion of the tunnels on each line west of Sixth Avenue in open cut.
• It was located on the center line between the tunnels.
• Holes were drilled to form a cut near the center line between the tunnels.
• The load was very heavy, and the work the most difficult encountered in the tunnels.
• The masonry lining for the tunnels was not started until the late fall of 1906, after excavation had been in progress for a year and a half.
• So, back again to black tunnels, where the blind walls heard secrets they would never tell.
• On approaching the town he had passed several short tunnels dug into the hillside, and at the court-house he met the owners of one of these tunnels.
• We made use of their tunnels, which the monks were too lazy to have filled up.
• They made us go forward and then draw back, with loud words of command, in the tunnels of streets, in alleys and yards.
• Impenetrable as a wall of steel, the only entrance was by the tiger tunnels which drove their twisting way through the murderous growth far in toward its gloomy heart.
• Besides, in the course of the morning the Senator acknowledged that he got more tunnels than he had any idea he had paid for.
• The old Romans drove through solid rock numerous tunnels similar to the one for draining Lago de Celano, fifty miles east of Rome.

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