Borders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BORDERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BORDER, to be adjacent to
• form an edge along or beside (something)
• provide (something) with a decorative edge
• (of a country or area) be adjacent to (another country or area)
• come close to or be developing into (an extreme condition)
NOUN:
• a line separating two countries, administrative divisions, or other areas
• a district near the border between two areas
• the boundary and adjoining districts between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
• the boundary and adjoining districts between Scotland and England.
• the edge or boundary of something, or the part near it
• a decorative strip around the edge of something
• a strip of ground along the edge of a lawn or path for planting flowers or shrubs
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put a border (an edge) on

Words related to BORDERS

border9 bordered12 bordering13

Words that contain BORDERS

emborders14 imborders14 suborders12

How to use BORDERS in a sentence

• Kai-khosrau having despatched an account of his victory to Kaus, went in pursuit of Afrasiyab, traversing various countries and provinces, till he arrived on the borders of Chin.
• It is believed that there are no important British forts or extensive British barracks on our borders from Vermont to Maine.
• He believes that there are no important British forts or extensive British barracks on our borders from Vermont to Maine.
• The removal of the Indians from within our settled borders is nearly completed.
• Many of the unscrupulous white scoundrels who lived on the borders of the Indian country made a regular practice of receiving the stolen horses.
• The borders of the streams afford the richest pasture, and the whole tract along the flank of Masius is fairly fertile.
• But all efforts to avoid war were of no avail, and in September, 1496, James marched into England, ravaged the English borders, and returned to Scotland.
• About fourteen weeks will be required to prepare the plants for borders in the winter season, but a shorter period will suffice in spring and summer.
• It is, however, observable that near the borders of the empire the inhabitants set a value upon gold and silver, finding them subservient to the purposes of commerce.
• My heart glowed within me as I thought of how we had brought her colours so many hundred leagues beyond her borders.
• This covering consisted of two hides hanging side by side, with the inner borders slightly overlapping.
• Now, less than ten months thereafter, on the borders of the Hudson, he saw ruin staring him in the face.
• The victor returned to his grandmother, and established his lodge in the far east, on the borders of the great ocean, whence the sun comes.
• Some music enlarges the borders, sets us free in regions whose confines we cannot perceive.
• Several forests came to bathe their borders in these rapid waters.
• A fortunate circumstance, in the event of their finding on its borders a more suitable dwelling than the Chimneys.
• Scranton had awakened to the fact that nature had been rather unkind to her young people, in that there was no large lake, or even so much as a small river close by her borders.
• Thus in Syrmia, a district of Slavonia which borders on Servia, the head of the house sends out one or two young men on Christmas Eve to cut the Yule log in the nearest forest.
• When they reach the fields, the boy shows his respect for his elders by cutting the grass along the borders with his head-axe.
• U Manik Raitong and his Flute In the northern portion of the Khasi Hills which borders on the Bhoi country there lived a man, by name U Manik.
• Along the whole of its south-east side it borders on the province of Manzi, and on the other side with Anin and Coloman, and many other provinces formerly spoken of.
• SYENE, a town in the Higher Egypt, towards the borders of Ethiopia, situate on the Nile.
• Slavery existed in the Colony, and its borders were continually threatened by these tribes.
• The outer borders have white and black outlines, and leaflets of green silk.
• Probably few other states in the Union excel Washington in the great variety, abundance and value of the natural gifts prepared and ripe for the hand of man within its borders.
• The State of Washington has natural products either within its own borders or nearby, to foster many manufacturing industries, besides those having lumber for their raw material.
• ASOTIN, the county seat, situated about seven miles south of Clarkston, on the Snake river, has about 1,500 people within its borders.
• It is well that man must halt upon the borders of this awful chasm.

Similar words containing BORDER without suffix s

border9 bordered12 borderer11 emborder13 imborder13 suborder11 bordereau12 borderers12 bordering13 emborders14 imborders14 suborders12 bordereaux20 borderland14 borderless13 borderline13 embordered16 imbordered16 borderlands15 borderlines14 embordering17 imbordering17 transborder14

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