Highland is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HIGHLAND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an elevated region
• an area of high or mountainous land
• the mountainous part of Scotland, to the north of Glasgow and Stirling, often associated with Gaelic culture
• a council area of northern Scotland; administrative centre, Inverness.
• relatively high ground
• Elevated or mountainous land; (often in the pl.) an elevated region or country; as, the Highlands of Scotland.
• elevated (e.g., mountainous) land
ADJECTIVE:
• used of high or hilly country

Words related to HIGHLAND

highlander18 highlanders19 highlands17

Words that contain HIGHLAND

highlands17 highlander18 highlanders19

How to use HIGHLAND in a sentence

• Our road took us within, hearing of the speaker, and though I dared not raise my head, I could hear the soft Highland voice of my friend.
• White West Highland Terriers were kept at Poltalloch sixty years ago, and so they were first shown as Poltalloch Terriers.
• They talked no more about this, and the boy went over and seated himself among the wild geese who fed on the highland.
• At last they rode on almost bare highland, where the dean could look in every direction.
• That the advantages of substituting a river for a highland boundary could not fail to be recognized was apparent from the fact that Mr.
• Several considerable streams were rushing down the side, and many of the wild breed of black Highland cattle were grazing around.
• Another night, another dawn and then two Highland stretcher-bearers came in.
• It was the first time I had seen a Highland regiment, and I was duly impressed by their fine physique, and not a little also by their fine dress.
• CHAPTER XXI The green May rolled around and below the Highland shelter where Ian lay, fugitive, like thousands of others, after Culloden.
• Wolfe called his Highland companions in arms the most manly lot of officers he had ever seen.
• About 300 of them belonged to the unfortunate Highland Brigade.
• Led by Mars, a young Russian officer and a private in a Highland regiment had escaped from the gang of prisoners by crawling for a long distance through tall ranks of grain.
• So low had she sunk that she would have used her language herself to get the Highland colonel past danger.
• This tale of 1730 is still current in Highland tradition.
• As a matter of fact, disguise would do nothing, and worse than nothing, for a man who speaks Spanish with my Highland accent.
• I will call attention to the music for the Highland Fling.
• We went up to Calton Hill and made a call on Sir George Harvey, the famous artist, whom we found in his studio, with brush in hand, and working on an Highland landscape.
• He came to an outpost of the Highland army and presented his pass.
• Was he an angel like those who visited the prophets? Who shall say? Naturally, I think often of the look of him and of his sudden disappearance in that Highland road.
• As soon as Hunter, who was put in general charge of all the troops engaged, entered the Free State, Macdonald was ordered to join him with the Highland Brigade.
• The Highland Brigade, consisting of the Black Watch, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Seaforths and Highland Light Infantry, had dinner on Sunday at 12.

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