Reeds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REEDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• REED, to fasten or thatch with reed
NOUN:
• a tall, slender-leaved plant of the grass family, which grows in water or on marshy ground.
• used in names of plants similar to the reed and growing in wet habitats, e.g. bur-reed.
• a tall straight stalk of a reed plant, used especially as a material in making thatch or household items
• straw used for thatching.
• a rustic musical pipe made from a reed or from straw
• an arrow.
• a weak or impressionable person
• a piece of thin cane or metal, sometimes doubled, which vibrates in a current of air to produce the sound of various musical instruments, as in the mouthpiece of a clarinet or oboe or at the base of some organ pipes
• a wind instrument played with a reed.
• an organ stop with reed pipes.
• an electrical contact used in a magnetically operated switch or relay
• a set of semi-cylindrical adjacent mouldings like reeds laid together.
• a weaver's comb-like implement (originally made from reed or cane) for separating the threads of the warp and correctly positioning the weft.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fasten with reeds (the stalks of tall grasses)

Words related to REEDS

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Words that contain REEDS

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How to use REEDS in a sentence

• Two he sent to cut a bundle of the reeds, and another couple to bring the meat and the iron boiler, the latter being one that we had taken from the old brig.
• And this he bade me write upon one of the great leaves from off the reeds, and at the end he told me to ask if they desired us to send them any fresh water.
• It was so quiet and seemed so safe that directly after the reeds parted again and another bird swam out from among the sheltering reeds.
• Far away upon some reeds swayed a tattered sheet of grey.
• Reeds grew around its margin, and boats were employed to cross it, as Ovid tells us.
• I will finish her pastry if thou wilt spare her to get the reeds.
• The roof was made of straw or reeds like a thatched cottage.
• Here is a long balcony, shaded by pillared arches, the windows hung with loose blinds of reeds in gray and scarlet.
• After much trouble I got into the reeds and approached the noise, which was momentarily getting worse.
• Was he after ducks, or what? The animal was at least a quarter of a mile away from dry land, being in the middle of a marsh, overgrown with reeds.
• They had to tower straight up, for the pond was too small and the reeds too high to permit of any sneaking away.
• Every man became seriously alarmed and ran down to the reeds, for Jimmy carried their whole supply of meat.
• All round the palace there are cast up great heaps of earth instead of a wall, planted with reeds and canes that grow to a prodigious height and thickness.
• Over the trench he placed reeds, and upon the reeds he scattered earth, thereby concealing the true surface.
• It proved to be the dead body of Lord Hartledon, caught amongst the reeds.
• The reeds under them were swarming with young fish.
• Accordingly we now commenced it by descending the almost perpendicular side of a steep and narrow gorge, bristling with a thick growth of reeds.
• Most clear in his memory now were the grey towers by Canche, where all day long the slow river made a singing among the reeds.
• A great way up in the country, both baskets and mats are made of the split reeds, which are only the outward shining part of the cane.
• Huge trees were borne to the earth on either side of him as though they were reeds.
• On the stroke of the hour he reappeared at the brink of the slope, just after the fugitives had vanished round the patch of reeds.
• The landowner, if he is rather a gross man, believes these races of reeds are his.
• These regulations were a weir of reeds thrown across a turbid and tumultuous Amazon.
• A body of the natives made their appearance, in very ragged dresses, each of whom carried a bundle of dry reeds, which they laid in a heap, and then retired.
• And the lad crept forward, among the beds of reeds, till he came to where Jason kept ward on shore, leaning upon his lance, full of thought.

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