Angles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANGLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ANGLE, to with hook and line
NOUN:
• a corner, especially an external projection or an internal recess of a part of a building or other structure
• a measure of the inclination of one line or surface with respect to another
• a position from which something is viewed or along which it travels or acts, typically as measured by its inclination from an implicit horizontal or vertical baseline
• the space (usually measured in degrees) between two intersecting lines or surfaces at or close to the point where they meet
• a particular way of approaching or considering an issue or problem
• each of the four cardinal points of a chart, from which the first, fourth, seventh, and tenth houses extend anticlockwise respectively.
• angle iron or a similar constructional material made of another metal
• a fish hook
• move or be inclined at an angle
• present (information) to reflect a particular view or have a particular focus
• direct or incline at an angle
• fish with a rod and line
• seek something desired by indirectly prompting someone to offer it
• a member of a Germanic people, originally inhabitants of what is now Schleswig-Holstein, who came to England in the 5th century AD. The Angles founded kingdoms in Mercia, Northumbria, and East Anglia and gave their name to England and the English.
• An ancient Low German tribe, that settled in Britain, which came to be called Engla-land (Angleland or England). The Angles probably came from the district of Angeln (now within the limits of Schleswig), and the country now Lower Hanover, etc.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fish with a hook and line

Words related to ANGLES

angle6 angled8 angling9

Words that contain ANGLES

bangles10 cangles10 dangles9 fangles11 gangles9 jangles15 mangles10 tangles8 wangles11 brangles11 fangless12 pangless11 spangles11 trangles9 twangles12 wrangles12 anglesite10 detangles11 entangles10 octangles12 sprangles12 strangles10 triangles10 untangles10 anglesites11 bespangles15 embrangles15 fandangles15 imbrangles15 newfangles17 pentangles13 rectangles13 semiangles13 tanglesome13 quadrangles22 wranglesome17 disentangles14 intertangles13 disembrangles19 foretriangles17

How to use ANGLES in a sentence

• Swiftly she passed out of the house into the street, and without the slightest hesitation, turning at right angles, moved swiftly up a long, straight road.
• He spoke from queer angles of consciousness, and did not remember.
• At right angles to the main body of the house extend two wings, thus forming three sides of a square, the interior of which is the court-yard.
• Without stirring his head, Jan edged his body away at right angles from the madman, and the hair bristled over his shoulder-blades when the man spoke.
• A triangular figure formed by two lines from one of the angles of the shield to the centre.
• Those on the boat having nothing to do had seated themselves here and there, and were watching their surroundings, as they moved at right angles to the current.
• Just below them a black wall appeared to cut at right angles across the river bed.
• But as a square has not so many angles as the cross, it is not always equally easy to discover the true directions of the cuts.
• The direction of the cut dividing A and C in the first diagram is very obvious, and the second cut is made at right angles to it.
• A chessboard is essentially a square plane divided into sixty-four smaller squares by straight lines at right angles.
• If grasped by the wrists, turn both arms simultaneously against the drowning person, thumbs outward, and attempt to bring your right arms at right angles to your own body.
• On all sides, except the sea, ancient walls surround it, fortified at the angles by large, round towers and crowned in the center, on the hill, by a respectable citadel.
• The tower is strengthened by two buttresses at right angles to each other at each of the two western angles.
• Right angle triangle has its angles indicated by the columns, 861-m.
• On we drove, every moment expecting to be flung out against the walls, as the carriage turned round the corners of streets placed at right angles to each other.
• The short piece should be fastened perfectly square and at right angles to the long one.
• The Mayor, in his high chair and in his heavy chain and glittering robe, ruled in the centre of the principal table, from which lesser tables ran at right angles.
• Coming up out of the south the American submarine had run at right angles into the line of the Hun retreat.
• As he did so Parker circled left once more, then flew at right angles to the course he had originally selected.
• The external forces acting to bend the bar also tend to rupture it at right angles to the neutral plane by causing one transverse section to slip past another.
• The broad streets, crossing each other at right angles, rendered concentration at any threatened point an easy matter, and beyond the walls were broad ditches and a deep canal.
• It is not necessary to confine ourselves to right angles in these measurements, for the same principles hold true in any angles.
• Consequently the stars describe circles which are not at right angles with the horizon, nor yet parallel to it.

Similar words containing ANGLE without suffix s

angle6 angled8 angler7 bangle9 cangle9 dangle8 fangle10 gangle8 jangle14 mangle9 tangle7 wangle10 anglers8 bangled11 bangles10 brangle10 cangled11 cangles10 dangled10 dangler9 dangles9 fangled12 fangles11 gangled10 gangles9 jangled16 jangler15 jangles15 langley11 mangled11 mangler10 mangles10 spangle10 tangled9 tangler8 tangles8 trangle8 twangle11 wangled12 wangler11 wangles11 wrangle11 angledug11 anglepod12 brangled12 brangles11 danglers10 detangle10 entangle9 fangless12 janglers16 langleys12 manglers11 octangle11 pangless11 spangled12 spangler11 spangles11 spanglet11 sprangle11 strangle9 tanglers9 trangles9 triangle9 twangled13 twangler12 twangles12 untangle9 wanglers12 wrangled13 wrangler12 wrangles12 angledugs12 anglepods13 anglesite10 anglewise13 angleworm15 bespangle14 detangled12 detangler11 detangles11 embrangle14 entangled11 entangler10 entangles10 fandangle14 imbrangle14 newfangle16 octangles12 pentangle12 rectangle12 semiangle12 spanglers12 spanglets12 sprangled13 sprangles12 strangled11 strangler10 strangles10 triangled11 triangles10 twanglers13 untangled11 untangles10 wranglers13 angleberry16 angledozer21 anglerfish17 anglesites11 angleworms16 bespangled16 bespangles15 detanglers12 embrangled16 embrangles15 entanglers11 fandangles15 imbrangled16 imbrangles15 newfangled18 newfangles17 oldfangled16 pentangles13 quadrangle21 rectangled14 rectangles13 semiangles13 stranglers11 tanglefoot14 tanglement13 tanglesome13 tangleweed15 angledozers22 angletwitch20 disentangle13 intertangle12 quadrangles22 tanglefoots15 tanglements14 tangleweeds16 wranglesome17 angleberries15 anglerfishes19 disembrangle18 disentangled15 disentangles14 entanglement15 foretriangle16 intertangled14 intertangles13 newfangledly23 stranglehold17 stranglement15 wranglership21 angletwitches22 disembrangled20 disembrangles19 embranglement20 entanglements16 foretriangles17 newfangleness20 strangleholds18 stranglements16 wranglerships22 embranglements21 newfangledness22 disentanglement19 intertanglement18 newfanglenesses22 newfanglednesse23 newfanglednesses24 disentanglements20

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