Headlights is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEADLIGHTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• HEADLIGHT, a strong light on the front of a vehicle
• a powerful light at the front of a motor vehicle or railway engine.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a light with a reflector and special lens mounted on the front of a vehicle to illuminate the road ahead; the beam cast by a headlight

Words related to HEADLIGHTS

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How to use HEADLIGHTS in a sentence

• The divergent glare from the headlights forced back the reluctant thicket.
• Even when Bobby had extinguished the headlights the glow failed to brighten.
• Headlights flung gigantic, distorted shadows of trees across the walls of the old wing.
• The lion and the leopard stand beside the road, with paw uplifted, in the glare of the headlights at night.
• The cars lurched over the uneven road with increasing speed, their headlights playing on each other or on the darkened highway.
• The headlights of two of the machines threw a white light over the horrible scene.
• He grinned into the black heart of the night, streaked with lines of grey where therein entered the halo of the headlights, and then swung the car through an open, iron gate.
• The blaze of their headlights quite blinded us after the darkness in which we had travelled, but the sight of the British uniforms and the machine guns was a great encouragement.
• Then we saw the gleam of headlights, and an English voice called out.
• Then, the front door being opened, he saw the headlights of the waiting car shining on a pillar of the porch.
• The headlights of the taxi were swallowed up behind me, and just abreast of the street lamp I stood listening.
• Great glaring headlights broke upon him, passed him, and then immediately other glaring lights flared up toward him out of the sheets of water.
• Whenever we sighted an army we lashed the flags of its country to our headlights, and at sixty miles an hour bore down upon it.
• The officer bellowing at them from the cart was illuminated by the headlights of an automobile.
• Beyond in the lane, a car with glaring headlights was rolling rapidly toward the gateway.
• Courtland, standing on the corner in front of the trolley, saw, too late, the swift-coming automobile bearing down upon the child, its head-lights flaring on the golden hair.
• But after another half-hour had been killed, the headlights of a westward-driven car appeared in the road ahead.
• Suddenly, I was staring into headlights which did not disappear.
• Were we going toward the Grantline camp? Would they see our tiny waving headlights? Another interval.
• Ahead, the troopers could see a faint wisp of smoke rising from the heaviest congregation of headlights.
• The Belgians have a type of car of heavy design, equipped with huge headlights, as well as a searchlight to operate at night.
• The flashing headlights of the motor cars, the screaming horns, the yelling men, women and children, combined to make a picture never to be erased from memory.
• The next moment one of the headlights of the grey motor flashed out, almost blinding the three of them, as they held up their hands.
• All headlights were out, and not even the light of a hand lantern or flashlight was permitted.
• As his eyes flew open, he found himself staring at two glowing headlights.
• In the next few strides the automobile came in sight, the blaze of its headlights casting a cheerful glow over the wharf.
• It was dark, too, but the headlights on the car made the road bright enough, especially on account of the white snow, for Mr.
• There was no possible doubt of it! The two bobbing, bouncing headlights were creeping steadily nearer.
• Indeed, the brilliant headlights of the big car illuminated a radius of considerable size ahead of them and around.
• Then they should have caught the white glare of the headlights as the car topped the ridge.
• Once, just once, he caught the glow of dimmed headlights falling on the slope farthest from him.
• As it sprang into motion and approached, head on for an instant, the glaring headlights threw his shadow sharply against the wall inside.
• The sundown bugle called down the flag on the masthead of the flagship, and the headlights twinkled out.

Similar words containing HEADLIGHT without suffix s

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