Hollows is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOLLOWS in dictionary:

VERB:
• HOLLOW, to remove the interior
• form by making a hole
• make a hollow in
NOUN:
• a hole or depression in something
• an enclosed space within something
• a small valley
ADJECTIVE:
• having a hole or empty space inside
• having a concave or sunken appearance
• (of a sound) echoing, as though made in or on an empty container
• without real significance or value
• insincere
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make hollow

Words related to HOLLOWS

hollow12 hollowed15 hollowing16

How to use HOLLOWS in a sentence

• The tallest specimens, growing in sheltered hollows somewhat beneath the heaviest wind-currents, are from eighty to a hundred feet high, and from two to four feet in diameter.
• Many of the hills of the ancient landscapes have become hollows, and the old hollows have become hills.
• Nothing worthy of further notice was seen, the channel being split into small hollows, some of which retained a little water.
• Bernard, with the exception of occasional hills and hollows, is nowhere very precipitous but at the point at which the last rampart of rock is to be overcome.
• The white mists brought by the rain were crawling slowly down the hills, and settling in the hollows of the ranges on our left.
• In the twilight the hollows of his face were sheer black.
• Even so soon the rest and good food had filled out the deepest hollows in the emaciated cheeks, and happiness had lighted the sombre eyes.
• It was not six months after she had taken up her residence with her sister-in-law that her rosy colour faded and her pretty curves became wan hollows.
• The old woman was following her with eyes tear dimmed in the sunken hollows.
• It is your privilege to rise above the petty social hollows of life.
• Access was by paths, partly lying in hollows formed by former streams, and partly cut through the rock.
• The snows lay long and deep in the ravines and hollows.
• This will give the weight of the nut plus the weight of the wax needed to fill up the hollows on the surface.
• He looked at Mauki as though he had been a pig or a fowl, glanced under the hollows of his arms, and wrote in the book.
• His figure showed to the boot-top, mounting hills of snow, and sank out of sight in the deep hollows.
• The Irish chieftains with their faithful followers moved from place to place in woods and hollows of the hills.
• The woods were full of unsuspected ravines and hollows, queer winding paths, great rocks, and tiny streams.
• They viewed it in its tout-ensemble, nothing remained concealed but the ground hidden by verdure, the hollows of the valleys, and the interior of the volcanic chasms.
• The deep and extensive hollows formed by the floods of this river compelled us to travel southward for several miles.
• He flashed her a swift look from eyes that burned with a fitful, feverish fire out of deep hollows.
• He could no more explain what fascinated him than he could understand what caused the melancholy quiet which hung over the glades and hollows.
• In his round greyish face I could see the dusky hollows of his eyes and mouth, under the chin a cavity of shadow.

Similar words containing HOLLOW without suffix s

hollow12 hollowed15 hollower14 hollowly17 holloware15 hollowest15 hollowing16 allhollown16 hollowares16 hollowness16 hollowware19 hollowwares20 hollownesses18

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