Waterside is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WATERSIDE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the edge of a sea, lake, etc., a shore
• the edge of or area adjoining a sea, lake, or river
• area of land beside a river or lake
• land bordering a body of water
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the margin of a body of water; waterfront

Words related to WATERSIDE

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Words that contain WATERSIDE

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How to use WATERSIDE in a sentence

• At the worst, he could summon Mercer, who would bring a rough crew from the water-side to his aid.
• A path followed the water-side, but she could not see men or sheep in the gloom, and if Kit did not come soon he would be too late.
• From the Plaza, then but a block or so from the waterside, two main roads trailed off through the sand dunes.
• There was something very like a panic down by the waterside, three hundred yards away from the house.
• There will be crowding and confusion at the water-side.
• At sight of Ambrose he shouted from a full breast and hastened down to the waterside.
• Then all five men squatted at the waterside, awaiting with true oriental patience the signal for further action.
• When they reached the water-side, Paul was requested to step into the little tent which had been erected for him and to be seated until the fence was made.
• She keeps asking mother to take her down to the waterside and the fish market.
• They wandered along the waterside to a rocky, shrub-covered point, which made a walk of just the right duration.
• A line of Lombardy poplars, stiff and severe, like a row of grenadiers, mounted guard on the water-side.
• One of the Friends was now in the Boat, while the other was drawn up with others by the Waterside waiting the Return of the Boat.
• Passed the same farm-house we had such good reason to remember, and went up to the burying-ground that stood so sweetly near the water-side.
• A mat was spread near the water-side, whereon the chief sat himself, and the Landers were instantly desired to place themselves one on each side of his person.
• The leaders were led back to the stable, and with two horses we drove down to the water-side.
• But beyond this smoking waste we came to the great stone warehouses by the waterside, and the barracks where the Genoese traders lodged their slaves.
• The summits of the ridge lie from three to four leagues back from the water-side, but the greater part of that space seemed to be low, marshy land.
• It is two miles in length near the water-side, and about one mile in width, gradually ascending from the beach to the hills at the back of the town.
• Anon Sir Gringamors departed, and rode till he came to Sir Beaumains, and found him as he lay sleeping by the water-side.
• There was, at one point, a casino, whose broad veranda hung over the edge of the lake, while beneath, on the water-side, was a boat-house.
• He might have managed to keep ahead of them, with Gilbert, and reach the waterside.
• The Danish ship was afloat when we reached the waterside, for the tide had risen swiftly in these upper waters, and the Irish had helped to get her off, after plundering her.
• When the company refused the demand, the men appealed to the Council of the Federation, who at once called on the Waterside Workers and Seamens Unions at Wellington to cease work.
• Here by this water-side full oft Have I heaved the flowery hay aloft.

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