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

Words that contain WEATHERS

allweathers17 overweathers21

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.

Similar words containing WEATHER without suffix s

weather13 aweather14 weathered16 weatherer15 weatherly18 allweather16 weatherers16 weathering17 weatherise16 weatherize25 weatherman18 weathermen18 allweathers17 overweather20 unweathered18 weatherable19 weathercast19 weathercock25 weathergirl18 weatherings18 weatherised18 weatherises17 weatherized27 weatherizes26 weathermost19 weatherworn20 weatherlier17 overweathers21 weatherboard21 weathercasts20 weathercloth23 weathercocks26 weathergirls19 weatherglass19 weatherising19 weatherizing28 weatherproof23 weatherwoman23 weatherwomen23 weatherliest18 overweathered23 weatherboards22 weathercaster21 weathercloths24 weathercocked28 weatherliness19 weatherometer21 weatherperson21 weatherproofs24 overweathering24 weatherability25 weatherboarded24 weathercasters22 weathercocking29 weatherglasses21 weatherisation20 weatherization29 weatherometers22 weatherpersons22 weatherproofed26 weatherboarding25 weatherisations21 weatherizations30 weatherlinesses21 weatherproofing27 weatherabilitie23 weatherproofnes26 weatherabilities24 weatherboardings26 weatherproofness27 weatherproofnesses29

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