Boulders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOULDERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BOULDER, a large rock, also BOWLDER
• a large rock, typically one that has been worn smooth by erosion.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to climb up large rocks

Words related to BOULDERS

boulder10 bouldered13 bouldering14

How to use BOULDERS in a sentence

• With a whine of grief Kazan approached the two boulders and thrust his head between them.
• Now, presently, when I was done eating, and come very ready to fall upon sleep, I went out from the cave and gat me certain boulders, the which I did carry into the cave.
• We find also, issuing from under each glacier a stream, carrying the finest mud, the result of the grinding of the boulders against each other and the glacier.
• Rocks and boulders seem to have been blown out of position and mixed up all in a heap.
• The constable had disposed of his forces so that behind the cover of the sandstone boulders they commanded the approach.
• The creek is full of granite boulders, varying in size from six inches to ten feet in diameter.
• The large boulders not only act as shelter against rain, but they bind and consolidate by their mere weight the clay upon which they rest.
• The enemy fired from behind boulders on the mountain sides.
• Loose boulders of splintered rock, started by his climbing, crashed and boomed into the depths.
• The field of action seen from White Boulders is very simple and may be described in a few words.
• But as Alexander came to the two large boulders between which she meant to start down into the gorge she was arrested by a flicker of light there.
• The ground was rough underfoot, and the matted cover of vegetation that effectually hid stray boulders from view made it all the worse.
• It lay kicking among the boulders, pushing itself along by its hind legs, and he had feared that it would escape.
• When I had got, as nearly as I could judge, about eighteen yards past the pillar or mass of boulders, I turned to have another look round.
• On either side of the path were precipices from twenty to eighty feet deep, and huge boulders lay profusely across the way.
• Large boulders are frequently left by the ice along the New-England coast, and we shall trace them hereafter among the sand-dunes of Cape Cod.
• On the summit of one of these islands boulders of granite are strewed, and they exhibit a very remarkable white appearance from seaward when the sun has passed his meridian.
• The huge boulders scattered over the crest of the hills, give it the appearance of a vast mass of ruins, the clear atmosphere bringing it out in bold relief against the sky.
• Through a break in a gigantic wall of rock and huge boulders led the trail of Rod and Mukoki.
• At its farther edge the ground rose gently from the creek toward the hills, and this sloping plain was covered with huge boulders and a thin growth of large spruce and birch.
• The banks revealed a clay soil, in some places mixed boulders, but evidently there was good land lying back from the river.
• It was dangerous work, as a shot might come at any moment from behind one of the numerous shrubs or boulders.
• It is here only that large rock masses are to be found, but the boulders are in no case immense.
• By-and-by they came to the bed of a torrent and followed it up, the horses picking their steps upon the flat boulders between which the water trickled.
• It however, often happens, that the best land is full of boulders, which are both troublesome and expensive to remove.

Similar words containing BOULDER without suffix s

boulder10 bouldery14 bouldered13 boulderer12 boulderers13 bouldering14 boulderier13 boulderings15 boulderiest14

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