Debouched is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEBOUCHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEBOUCH, to emerge or issue from a narrow area into the open
• emerge from a confined space into a wide, open area
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to march into the open

Words related to DEBOUCHED

debouch15 debouches17 debouching19

How to use DEBOUCHED in a sentence

• Shalah nudged my shoulder, and pointed to the south, where a glen debouched from the hills.
• At the opposite side, where the caravan road debouched, three thousand white-robed Mussulmans stood, silent.
• Crossing a bridge, and passing through trees and jungle, the whole force debouched on an open plain, and formed in order of battle.
• And then he debouched unexpectedly on to the Embankment.
• Jack was conscious of a faster beating of his heart and a feeling of awesome expectancy as the crowd debouched from the ferryboat.
• I found Whittingham a pleasant little city of about five thousand inhabitants, picturesquely situated on a fine bay, at the spot where the river Marcus debouched into the ocean.
• But horses were everywhere taken, and when that armed, mounted and tufted host debouched into Harney Valley they had a mighty herd of from seven to ten thousand horses.
• After a dozen miles or so of this they suddenly debouched into a verdant little valley without a tree.
• Before him was a narrow gorge that debouched into the great valley over a ledge of stone three feet in height.
• In half an hour the army debouched from the ranch and strung out single file across the plain.
• He now dipped the paddle deeper, and, within the following five minutes, the canoe and its occupants debouched upon the waters of the wonderful enchanted lake.
• A few minutes later the tunnel was passed, and they debouched into an expansion of the enchanted lake.
• This was speedily effected, and the large boat debouched into the wonderful body of water, so brilliantly illuminated by the glare from the burning mountain on the western side.
• In the darkness I might easily have debouched along one of the numerous paths which, no doubt, existed all through the interior of this limestone formation.
• This last stronghold taken, the gray-clad infantry suddenly debouched from the sheltering ravines and went swarming down to the Isonzo.
• The train debouched from the gorge into one of the circular meadows and here found Leff lying on a high spot on the ground, his horse cropping the grass near him.
• Ice from this glacier poured through passes in the coast ranges, and to a lesser extent debouched upon the edge of the great plains, beyond the Rocky Mountain range.
• Hazel drew upon her knowledge of British Columbia geography, and decided that the big river where Bill hid his canoe must be the Fraser where it debouched from the mountains.
• As they debouched from the forest, upon open ground, the Spaniards caught sight of them and beat to arms.
• Suddenly, through an opening door, two or three of these my friends debouched upon the scene.
• They made their way through this and debouched on a narrow country lane.
• It debouched suddenly into a Roman road, straight, level, magnificently built and running as a bird flies on to Jerusalem.
• On a slope to the west as a wady bent upon itself abruptly before it debouched upon the hillside, there was a deep glow illuminating a space in the depression.

Similar words containing BOUCH without suffix ed and without prefix de

bouche13 bouchee14 bouches14 debouch15 babouche17 bouchees15 debouche16 pabouche17 babouches18 debouches17 pabouches18 tarbouche16 debouching19 debouchure18 embouchure19 tarbouches17 tibouchina17 debouchment21 debouchures19 embouchures20 tibouchinas18 debouchments22

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