Bottoms is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOTTOMS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BOTTOM, to reach the lowest point before stabilising or improving
• (of a ship) reach or touch the ground under the sea
• excavate (a hole or mine) to the level of a mineral-bearing stratum
• find gold or other minerals while mining
• find the extent or real nature of
• (of a situation) reach the lowest point before stabilizing or improving
NOUN:
• the lowest point or part of something
• the ground under a sea, river, or lake
• the lowest surface on the inside of a container
• the seat of a chair.
• the furthest part or point of something
• the lowest position in a competition or ranking
• the lower half of a specified two-piece garment
• the keel or hull of a ship
• a ship, especially a cargo carrier
• one of six flavours of quark.
• stamina or strength of character
• a man who takes the passive role in anal intercourse with another man.
• a person's buttocks
ADJECTIVE:
• in the lowest position
• (of a place) in the furthest position away in a downhill direction
• in the lowest or last position in a competition or ranking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to comprehend

Words related to BOTTOMS

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Words that contain BOTTOMS

bottomset13

How to use BOTTOMS in a sentence

• His black shirt was open at the neck, and he wore blue navy trousers with the familiar wide bottoms.
• He looked from the car window and saw the river glancing in the sunlight, winding under shaded banks, rippling over stony bottoms.
• Besides, the land was so fertile in the river bottoms, that he deemed the amount Virginia allotted to each person excessive.
• We had moved from the hill place to a place in the bottoms.
• Patches of willows, narrow canyons and high rye grass bottoms were avoided.
• Some of the slaves would clean up a flat in the bottoms and plant rice in it.
• These, built on the same plan as ours are, but with flat bottoms, belonged to traders, and were solely adapted to the transport of merchandise.
• My sister was down in the bottoms with all the slaves and cattle when she died.
• There are situations evidently unhealthy, such as river bottoms, and the vicinity of creeks.
• Barbary piracy was a protective tax in favor of British bottoms.
• For first there was an exceeding great hill compassed about with big trees very high, with many turning bottoms full of sharp stones, whereby it was inaccessible.
• The difference of duty on tobacco carried to France in French and American bottoms, has excited great uneasiness.
• Their Governors, however, in times of distress, have power to permit a temporary importation of certain articles in their own bottoms, but not in ours.
• In nearly all of the river bottoms of these States it will grow with more or less success.
• As she hurried to rejoin the circles, he saw that she had worn through the bottoms of her dancing hose.
• But then the long-drawn bay of the hound would come from the bottoms ahead, and he would hurry to the summons, his face flushed and eager.
• Under the superb blue sky we went on and on, over a country all tops and bottoms, some of the bottoms with wet creeks, most of them with dry.
• This food was cooked in iron pots which had legs attached to their bottoms in order to keep them from resting directly on the fire.
• The bottoms of these creeks were covered with granite pebbles, of various sizes.
• This measure will prove of great service to our shipping interest, the trade having heretofore been carried on chiefly in foreign bottoms.
• On the wide, level river bottoms, sheltered by the enclosing hills, the Indians pitched their conical skin lodges and lived their simple lives.
• The steady rain had put the roads in a fearful condition and by the time they reached the river bottoms it was very dark and pouring in torrents.
• I have no objection to a small quantity of stones, as they are useful to construct French drains, or to roll into the bottoms of the rail-fences.
• Timber fringed the creeks and the river bottoms, while the prairie grass grew rank over soil of unsuspected fertility.
• The fertile river bottoms and intervening prairies of southern Illinois no longer sufficed.
• But I mean, for the present, to confine my observations to the important question of free bottoms making free goods.

Similar words containing BOTTOM without suffix s

bottom10 bottomed13 bottomer12 bottomry15 bottomers13 bottoming14 bottomset13 bottomings15 bottomland15 bottomless14 bottommost16 bottomness14 bottomries14 unbottomed15 bottomlands16 bottomlessly19 bottomnesses16 bottomlessness18 bottomlessnesse19 bottomlessnesses20

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