Shallows is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHALLOWS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHALLOW, to become shallow
• (of the sea, a lake, or a river) become less deep over time or in a particular place
NOUN:
• an area of the sea, a lake, or a river where the water is not very deep.
ADJECTIVE:
• of little depth
• situated at no great depth
• varying only slightly from a specified or understood line or direction, especially the horizontal
• (of breathing) taking in little air.
• not exhibiting, requiring, or capable of serious thought
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make shallow

Words related to SHALLOWS

shallow13 shallowed16 shallowing17

Words that contain SHALLOWS

dishallows17

How to use SHALLOWS in a sentence

• One cold afternoon, while hunting along the river-bank, he noticed a plain-feathered little bird skipping about in the shallows, and immediately raised his gun.
• The traffic would be very profitable, the waters would shrink, and the shallows along the shore might be turned into rice and sugar fields.
• I could not advance during the night for fear of running on the banks or shallows with which the river was filled, and which might cause the loss of my boats and of my people.
• Can only imagine layers of comparatively warm water brought to the surface by shallows.
• They are not exactly what we call shore birds, but live contentedly near any water, where they can wade and splash about pools and shallows for their food.
• Its waters flowed in a clear, silver stream down to the lake, deeper in tint on the still reaches, and, flashing in the sunlight, where it rushed over the shallows.
• These fish were not very big, but when larger ones were netted, marksmen with spears waited in the shallows to kill any that leaped from the seine.
• In the upper part of the stream the navigation is obstructed by shallows, so much so as to render the operation of unloading unavoidable.
• They made one portage, and one let down, and dragged the boat with almost impossible labor over a long series of shallows.
• There was a number of patches as if to warn the navigator of shallows, and again a number of small black cubes and squares which seemed to declare the position of rocks.
• A mile or so below we ran into shallows and grounded.
• It is remarkable, that all the rivers running into the Mediterranean are obstructed at their entrance by bars and shallows, which often change their position.
• Horses could be herded in the depths of the sandy shallows.
• Now the light which existed in the shallows vanished.
• A rush was made for our horses, and we struck for the ford, dashing through the shallows and up the farther bank without drawing rein.
• You see, we shall be outside the Gidney Shallows, and number twelve will pick us up.
• To the right at the head of the harbour shallows the town of Porchester rose among the trees.
• They succeeded in dragging the boat over the shallows, but there was much wind on the distant lake.
• In a few minutes the fish begin to rise and splash about, and, becoming stupefied, allow themselves to be caught in the shallows.
• Just beyond this distance there are numerous flats and shallows, which only admit of the passage of boats over them.
• Half-way in the shallows was one of the bathing-machines, and Robert saw that a girl whom he could not recognise was having a bathe.

Similar words containing SHALLOW without suffix s

shallow13 dishallow16 shallowed16 shallower15 shallowly18 dishallows17 shallowest16 shallowing17 dishallowed19 mishallowed20 shallowings18 shallowness17 dishallowing20 shallownesses19

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