Weathers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WEATHERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WEATHER, to expose to atmospheric conditions
• wear away or change the appearance or texture of (something) by long exposure to the atmosphere
• (of rock or other material) be worn away or altered by long exposure to the atmosphere
• (of a ship) come safely through (a storm)
• withstand (a difficulty or danger)
• get to the windward of (a cape).
• make (boards or tiles) overlap downwards to keep out rain.
• (in building) slope or bevel (a surface) to throw off rain.
• allow (a hawk) to spend a period perched in the open air.
NOUN:
• the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time as regards heat, cloudiness, dryness, sunshine, wind, rain, etc.
• cold, wet, and unpleasant or unpredictable atmospheric conditions
• denoting the side from which the wind is blowing, especially on board a ship; windward

Words related to WEATHERS

weather13 weathered16 weathering17

How to use WEATHERS in a sentence

• In the summer time, when the weather’s warm, this hut is nice and cool, And you’ll find the gentle breezes blowing in through every hole.
• In all weathers cleanliness is an absolute essential, and a liberal supply of fresh water should be always available.
• Clean cold water must always be at hand in all weathers, and a drink of milk coloured with tea is nourishing.
• If he had not much poetry in his composition, he was a reliable man in all weathers, and might be counted upon to do his part willingly.
• Their habits are nearly the same in all weathers, except that they are more prone to be noisy and loquacious on pleasant, sunny days.
• Stroudley designed a more powerful engine of the same class, especially to take the heaviest fast trains in all weathers.
• He obtained several specimens, all of much the same type, a close-grained granite rock which weathers red.
• He piqued himself on being a plain downright Englishman, and on a voice and address pretty much like his apparel, rough, strong, and warm, fit for all weathers.
• I ran about in all weathers, I came back at all hours, I went to the pit of every theatre.
• I met Richard Weathers here and married him sixty-three years ago.
• Weathers? Cora Weathers? Her name is Cora not Clora.
• He wore a tightly buttoned, blue uniform coat, threadbare and frayed, but scrupulously brushed, noticeably clean linen, and white duck trousers in all weathers.
• In short, watch all points, and all winds and weathers.
• A yacht must anchor at some distance off the entrance of this river, but the anchorage is quite safe in all weathers.
• Much curiosity has been aroused at Cocklesea by the behaviour of a visitor who spends his days on the cliff burrowing in the earth in all weathers.
• Her delicate fair face, thus protected, and her white throat tied with a black cravat, were never injured by her long rides in all weathers.
• I have often taken the liberty of warning your sister against going out in all weathers like this.
• Night and day, sick or well himself, in all weathers, off he is, on the news of a sick call.
• Such a mode of applying water and ice, renders the entire process of cream-rising almost certain in all weathers, and is highly approved wherever it has been practiced.
• Many weathers had tanned his complexion to a rich corn-colour.
• She went to country funerals and weddings in all weathers.
• In all weathers he persevered in attending the lectures, and was always punctual to a minute.
• Although almost fourscore years and ten he would still walk abroad in all weathers, and took none of the precautions usual for a man of his age.
• There is a flower, a little flower, With silver crest and golden eye, That welcomes every changing hour, And weathers every sky.
• These are their open-air churches, and in all weathers, men, women, and children gather at the foot of the cross to worship the God of their fathers.
• Along the deep ravine of Newton Dale, in all weathers, some of the most varied and richly coloured pictures may be seen.
• After wandering for about two weeks, having been lost often and compelled to lie out in all weathers, a party of pursuers suddenly came upon them.
• I had to work with the hoe in the field and help do everything in doors and out in all weathers.
• Trimble was an active business woman, and looked after her own affairs herself, in all weathers.

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