Corrals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORRALS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CORRAL, to place livestock in an enclosure
• gather together and confine (a group of people or things)
• put or keep (livestock) in a corral
• form (wagons) into a corral
NOUN:
• a pen for livestock, especially cattle or horses, on a farm or ranch
• a defensive enclosure formed of wagons in an encampment.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to place livestock in a corral (an enclosure)

Words related to CORRALS

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How to use CORRALS in a sentence

• He passed a few scattered ranch-houses where horses whistled from corrals, and men curiously watched him fly past.
• She saw the riders disappear in the direction of the corrals and then turned back towards the house.
• And without hope, she cast another glance towards the corrals.
• The quarters could accommodate about three hundred men, and the corrals were ample for the animals.
• Other trees, buildings of all kinds, flower-gardens, vegetable-gardens, fields, corrals, and enclosures with high white walls stood near the house.
• It is a depot for supplies for a big section, and the railroad company has built large corrals there.
• A reconnaissance disclosed a little battle going on down toward the water corrals.
• Just then Bud Norris and Bill Hayden came up from the corrals, heading straight for the bunk house.
• It is pounded with stones and thrown into the small corrals.
• While constructing these corrals, the men catch a few fish with their hands, between the rocks, open them in the back and give them to the women, to broil.
• The sky clouded over, and before noon a light shower fell, settling the dust in the corrals.
• Some of the more distinct inclosures, built from fallen masonry of the old village, seem to have been intended for corrals.
• The view of the stone corrals of Mashongnavi, shown in Pl.
• The flocks are usually driven up into the corrals or inclosures every evening, and are taken out again in the morning, frequently at quite a late hour.
• CIX illustrates several corrals just outside the village of Mashongnavi similarly constructed, but of somewhat larger size.
• Her gaze sped beyond the maze of corrals, and the more distant patchwork of fenced pastures to the western boundary of her beloved Rainbow Hill Valley.
• Once clear of the corrals he saw the village closer than he had expected to find it.
• The quiet men searched the house and yard and corrals and fields.
• The remainder of the ranch outfit was under Deweese, building the new corrals, so that I never heard my own tongue spoken except at meals and about the house.
• These contingents were met, counted, and received ten miles from the ranch, nothing but the steers two years old and upward being brought in to the corrals.
• The next morning we turned homeward, passing my ranch and corrals, which but a few days before were scenes of activity, but now deserted even by the dogs.
• When we reached the corrals she dismounted and, turning her horse over to Dick, she went off toward the house without so much as a nod or good-by to me.

Similar words containing RRAL without suffix s and without prefix co

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