Yews is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for YEWS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• YEW, a type of evergreen tree, also EUGH
• a coniferous tree which has red berry-like fruits, and most parts of which are highly poisonous. Yews are linked with folklore and superstition and can live to a great age; the timber is used in cabinetmaking and (formerly) to make longbows.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an evergreen tree or shrub

Words related to YEWS

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How to use YEWS in a sentence

• Pleasant churchyard round it, where the dead lie looking up to the bright southern sun, among huge black yews, upon their knoll of white chalk above the ancient stream.
• At one end of the village, rising out of a clump of yews, the mouldering church-tower, with mossy gravestones on one side and a trim rectory on the other.
• It was somewhat disguised from the road in passing it by yews and evergreen oaks, but it was visible enough up here.
• The solemn and venerable churchyard yews lend an added air of great age to the building.
• At the end of it two yews of magnificent spread guarded a great iron gate.
• Those two big velvet-dark yews that stood sentinel either side of the porch would look splendid when clipped taut and square.
• The yews stood unreal, or with a delicate, other reality.
• Even now, as he reached the avenue of yews from which the lane took its name, and passed into their gloomy shade, he tried to be brave.
• A few steps more, and slowly from among the yews came the ghost as before, and raised its long white arm.
• The steeple of the church rose up on their left, slender and ghostly against the yellow sky, out of the black yews and cypresses that lay banked below it.
• Then the coachman whipped up his horse, the dog-cart spun over the smooth gravel between the lines of stiff, clipped yews, and she was gone.
• Isabel had been out with Mistress Margaret walking in the dusk one August evening after supper, on the raised terrace beneath the yews.
• A broad avenue of yews confronted them, with a gravelled carriage-drive that stretched away till lost amid interlacing boughs.
• The Yews grew under the eastern flank of the hill called Base Brown.
• Note also the long lancet windows in the chancel and the magnificent yews in the churchyard.
• Westbourne, one mile north of Emsworth, has a fine Transitional church with a large number of monuments and an imposing avenue of yews.
• Tradition has it that many Danish chieftains were here defeated and slain and that here beneath the yews they rest.
• Nick clambered in beside her as she went, and then they were off again running swiftly up the long drive with its double line of yews to the house.
• Two yews, clipped into spheres, with a cross on the top of each, gave this priestly close a graveyard flavour.
• I used to lie on the grass under the yews, and listen to them, and think they were singing of my future, which I meant should be so bright.

Similar words containing YEW without suffix s

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