Ruts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• RUT, to make grooves in
• (of a deer or other mammal) engage in the rut
NOUN:
• a long deep track made by the repeated passage of the wheels of vehicles
• a habit or pattern of behaviour that has become dull and unproductive but is hard to change
• an annual period of sexual activity in deer and some other mammals, during which the males fight each other for access to the females
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make ruts (grooves) in

Words related to RUTS

rut3 rutted7 rutting8

How to use RUTS in a sentence

• They climbed in silence, using a little-travelled woods-road, scarce more than two deep, grass-grown ruts, full of rotting stumps.
• The road to Schenectady in good weather is quite good, but after the rain it was heavy with half-dried mud and deep with ruts.
• The ruts were so extremely deep that I certainly should have been pitched out but that Nelson held me tight.
• I would go on and on, and leave all old ruts behind.
• They are heavy, cumbrous affairs with large wheels, a diameter necessitated by the deep ruts through which a passage was made.
• The rocks and ruts were not always on the same side of the road.
• For a mile beyond, and some way past Froyl, was safe going if we avoided the ruts.
• He dared not take the ruts at speed, and groaned as he slowed to climb the bank.
• Moreover, he would not attempt to return to the ruts as before, as a second of the teams was coming a mile or so away.
• In some places it was half a mile wide and consisted of a score or more of tracks worn into deep ruts.
• If the wheel ruts had been obliterated, it could still have been easily followed.
• At intervals I struck matches from the box which I had brought with me, but the road always ran clear and straight ahead, and I could even guide myself by the ruts in the ground.
• The arroyo was cut by deep ruts and gullies down which the girl slid and tumbled in mad haste only to find rock masses over which she crawled with utmost difficulty.
• Bushes and rank grass crowded it to the wheel ruts, and out of this ambuscade the pests of the lowlands swarmed after him, humming a keen, vicious soprano.
• In sweeps and curves along the fields a gleaming pallor lay of heavy dew upon the grass, and on the road the long lines of dim water in the ruts reflected the dim sky.
• The imagination of man, as Gfrorer says, runs in ruts which not itself but nature has beaten.
• Most of the guests returned to the city on an evening train, bored and unconsciously glad to get back into their respective ruts.
• Washed into ruts by the seasons, the grass on either side eaten away for miles, there was a look of desolation like that to be seen in the wake of an army.
• Some of the old stone-paved streets, showing the ruts made by chariot wheels that ceased to roll centuries ago, have been laid bare.
• Then the clay and its thousand barren ruts, these corpse-like fields, fell away.
• The utter lack of any ruts well proved that wheeled vehicles were here unknown.
• Leading my horse, I continued on and came to a larger field where, at the fence, the path connected with, a narrow plantation road which I knew, from the ruts, wagons had used.
• Leaping the ruts, bounding like a sheep from rock to rock, I covered my back tracks.
• Damaris steadied herself well back on the seat of the carriage as it swayed and bumped over ruts and tree-roots to the lively menace of its springs.
• But the mist grew denser, the moon was altogether hidden, the roads were very bad, the ruts deep.
• Under the heather the old landmarks are sometimes found yet, and deep ruts made by wheels that long since ceased to turn.
• The shrubs and bushes had grown high above the ruts made by the waggon two years ago, and were a great hindrance to us.
• They even found the ruts the old cart left in the ground as if they had not been left a week.
• Yes, every thought that passes through the mind helps to wear and tear it, and to deepen the ruts, which, as in the streets of Pompeii, evince how much it has been used.

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