Girth is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GIRTH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to put a girth on
• surround; encircle
• To bind as with a girth.
• tie a cinch around
• fasten a girth on (a horse)
NOUN:
• the bellyband of a saddle
• measurement round something
• A band or strap which encircles the body; especially, one by which a saddle is fastened upon the back of a horse.
• The measure round the body, as at the waist or belly; the circumference of anything.
• A small horizontal brace or girder.
• the distance around a person\'s body
• stable gear consisting of a band around a horse\'s belly that holds the saddle in place
• the measurement around the middle of something, especially a person's waist
• a person's waist or stomach, especially when large
• a band attached to a saddle and fastened around a horse's belly to keep the saddle in place.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to encircle

Words related to GIRTH

girthed12 girthing13 girths10

Words that contain GIRTH

girths10 girthed12 ungirth11 girthing13 ungirths12 girthline13 ungirthed14 girthlines14 ungirthing15

How to use GIRTH in a sentence

• They only take their anger, as it were, upon an outing, lest with too close housing it grow pallid and shrink in girth.
• Drake was rather a tall, gaunt dog, but with immense depth of girth, long shoulders, long haunches, and a benevolent, quiet countenance.
• And huge, golden melons of the papaia, ready for the eating, globuled directly from the slender-trunked trees not one-tenth the girth of the fruits they bore.
• Ballingford winced, and every eye glanced at his prodigious girth.
• The width of this canvas is never the full girth of the human body it is to surround.
• It grows to a great size, attaining a girth of 25 feet.
• While he was speaking, the doctor, rising to his feet, gathered up the bridle-reins, and hastily bending down, was tightening the girth.
• The railway passed for many miles through the original forest, in which I observed very lofty trees, but none of an extraordinary girth.
• I was eleven years old, a thin slip of a boy, small for my age, and giving no promise, to be sure, of my present stature and girth.
• Very many years ago I was engaged for certain purposes in determining the weight, height, and girth of all the members of our city police force.
• But Schmidt did not notice the empty holster, and though he growled and swore when he saw how the girth had snapped, he did not seem to notice that it had been cut almost through.
• He walked slowly round, examining with eagle eye the saddle, the bridle, the bits, the girth, the sword, pistols, spurs, and buckles.
• Its length could not have been less than 200 feet, while its girth, in the middle, was almost that of a fair-sized whale, tapering towards the head and tail.
• Trees of 100 to 150 feet high and 10 to 15 feet in girth are frequent.
• Red or giant cedar, which rivals the Douglas fir in girth, is plentiful, and is used for shingles as well as for interior work.
• Jason has virtues vast of girth as huge forest-trees, but he is scarcely companionable.
• The Spanish chestnut, a larger and coarser tree than our American, reaches an enormous girth and spread.
• His stomach is three times its former girth, and he has four wives.
• A chestnut tree, named the Four Sisters, is five and twenty feet in girth.
• I arrived without accident at my destination, although I had frequently been in danger of falling from my horse without its being necessary that the girth should break.
• He stood six feet four inches in his office slippers, and measured fifty-two inches in girth of chest.
• The living species of this tree is a native of Norfolk Island, in the Pacific, and here it attains a height of 200 feet, with a girth of 30 feet.
• Then with one swift cut I drew it nine-tenths through the girth.
• He was not short, standing close to six feet, and yet his bigness of girth made him seem of low, squat stature as she looked down upon him.
• This tree is several thousands of feet in height and of gigantic girth.
• Bit and bridle she had none, her sole harness consisting of a halter with a leather rein on the right side, and a rug upon her back hardly kept in place by a loose girth.

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