Woodland is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WOODLAND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• land covered with trees
• Land covered with wood or trees; forest; land on which trees are suffered to grow, either for fuel or timber.
• land that is covered with trees and shrubs
• forest
ADJECTIVE:
• Of or pertaining to woods or woodland; living in the forest; sylvan.
• living in woods

Words related to WOODLAND

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Words that contain WOODLAND

woodlands14 woodlander15 woodlanders16

How to use WOODLAND in a sentence

• I went on a little, and then turned up the hill to where a clump of pines made a darker patch in the woodland.
• Apart, too, from the new buildings, the estate was increased by five-and-seventy acres of woodland, and five-and-seventy acres of sandy sloping soil.
• A ride of about fifteen miles, and a pleasant woodland ramble of about two, brought myself and my companion to the great NATURAL BRIDGE.
• We had been out about three hours when one of the dogs gave tongue in a large belt of woodland and jungle to the left of our line of march through the marsh.
• I was leaning my head on my hand and was relieved against a painted landscape of woodland.
• They all agree, however, in possessing the delicate perfume which is characteristic of the hardy woodland favourite.
• The most natural place for it is near shady woodland walks, where it can be seen to the greatest advantage.
• The scenery about is picturesque, embracing lofty and bold mountains, beautiful wood-land and open prairies.
• He squatted in the bush, eyeing the length of woodland ahead.
• It was rapidly growing dark now, and the light in the woodland was becoming gray and hazy.
• Lynbrook also, whither she had been persuaded to go with Bessy at the end of their woodland cure, had at first amused and interested her.
• It seems strange to connect this Man of Sorrows with the happy boy we saw by the woodland spring, or this grief-stricken woman with that proud young mother.
• Her favourite spot was at the foot of a vast chalk down with a slight strip of woodland between its lowest slope and the beach.
• Beyond the marshes the road skirted a belt of stunted woodland.
• In a few minutes they were lost behind a swell of woodland, round which the road wheeled suddenly.
• East of it the country is quite broken, but on the south and west there are stretches of rolling prairie, bounded by rough wood-land.
• On the prairie, at the edge of the woodland in which he knew his wily foe lay hidden, Zagonyi halted his command.
• He only knew that the drive through the shady stretches of woodland grew suddenly to seem like little journeys into paradise.
• I gazed at the long lines of the low hills across the stream, with the woodland spaces all flushed with spring.
• Then all at once, entering a woodland path that led by a short cut back to the club-house, she vanished from his sight.
• He walked with us round his garden, and to a point finely overlooking the country below, charmingly varied by cultivated land, meadow and woodland.
• I followed him, back through the woodland to the house.
• It is the paper on which he writes his woodland despatches, and the flexible material which he bends into drinking-cups of silver lined with gold.
• The land on each side of the cape is more savannah than woodland, and is highest on the north-west side.
• The woodland tracks might be wet, but little reeked the travellers of that.
• Reaching the top of the first ascent, the sweet breath of a spring woodland breathed around me.
• His bravery, resolution, and woodland skill make him a type of the hardy race who pushed westward the reign of civilization.

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