Interspersed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERSPERSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTERSPERSE, to place something at intervals in or among
• diversify (a thing or things) with other things at intervals
• scatter among or between other things; place here and there

Words related to INTERSPERSED

intersperse13

Words that contain INTERSPERSED

interspersedly20

How to use INTERSPERSED in a sentence

• The whole surface was like a garden, interspersed with patches of wood, clumps of trees, and houses standing singly or in groupes.
• He gave very practical information on how to grow mushrooms and interspersed his talk with slides and live demonstrations.
• Leaving Chavduer in the afternoon, we struck northward, down the valley of the Rhyndacus, over tracts of rolling land, interspersed with groves of cedar and pine.
• The forests were filled with a luxuriant undergrowth, thickly interspersed with the cane, and the whole closely interlaced with the wild pea-vine.
• General Abbott said that we needed submarine mines or fixed torpedoes, which should be thickly interspersed about the channel and be exploded by an electric battery on shore.
• The country is entirely flat, and the view every where bounded by woods interspersed with villages, whose little spires peeping through the trees have a very pleasing effect.
• The tops of the lofty mountains are prodigious barren rocks, while their base is interspersed with broom and box.
• In one direction spreads a valley, interspersed with fields of sugar-cane and provisions.
• Stakes interspersed among the battlements showed the severed heads of warriors and dogs of great ferocity were seen watching before the doors to guard the entrance.
• The country is, generally, an undulating prairie, interspersed with groves of trees, and unbroken by hill or mountain.
• He had interspersed along his double line bands of cavalry, with artillery and platoons of musketeers, that he might be prepared from any point to make or repel assault.
• From the eminence, to whose top he had ridden, declined before him the sloping hills, on whose sides open cultivated spaces were interspersed with woods.
• Interspersed with several anecdotes of Sanderson, Milton, and others.
• Interspersed with NUMEROUS ANECDOTES OF THE MEXICAN WAR, and Personal Adventures of the Officers.
• She translated her history lessons into little dramas interspersed with speeches to the people, dialogues, music, and particularly chariot-races.
• Interspersed amidst these gardens, which were divided from each other by low walls, or walking slowly along the road, were many forms similar to those I had already seen.
• There were miles of undulating country and fields of wheat, interspersed with vines and almond trees which mingled with the cherries.
• Behind, the country was very open, consisting of plains covered with coarse grass, interspersed with patches of dwarf gums.
• And his great aching gaps of wakefulness began now, thanks to the green tea, to be interspersed with theological dreams and visions of an extravagant vividness.
• After dinner, Guthrie literally took the floor, and poured out a flow of charming talk, interspersed with racy Scotch anecdotes.
• The eastern one is interspersed with low detached ranges of hills.
• Cocoa-nut palms overshadowed the huts, interspersed with incense trees, while near them flowed a copious stream, in which were a great variety of fishes.
• There were also a box of cigars, a great leather tobacco pouch, and, interspersed among all, a multitude of pipes.
• The Hutchinsons were present and in their best vein interspersed the speeches with appropriate and felicitous songs.
• These, interspersed with delightful philosophic comments and some directions about gardening, were assembled in the little book Acetaria.

Similar words containing TERSPERS without suffix ed and without prefix in

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