Slits is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLITS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SLIT, to make a long narrow cut in
• make a long, narrow cut in
• cut (something) into strips
• form (one's eyes) into slits; squint
NOUN:
• a long, narrow cut or opening
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a slit (a long, narrow cut) in

Words related to SLITS

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How to use SLITS in a sentence

• Trim it, and with a sharp knife make two or three slits in the middle, that it may taste more of the seasoning.
• Three more of these narrow slits in his prison walls he found before he came back again to the door.
• For the most part, the outside windows were narrow slits, since the houses got light from the central patio.
• If a man had it on he would be completely covered, from head to foot, with just a pair of slits for his eyes to peep out of, and another for his mouth, so that he could breathe.
• It was lighted by three long perpendicular slits of windows, let into a twelve-foot thickness of wall.
• The eyes were far apart and protruding, the nose scarce more than two small, parallel slits set vertically above a round hole that was the mouth.
• Through the slits in the grotesque mask she could see his eyes upon her and she guessed the sardonic smile that the mask hid.
• He seemed more taciturn than usual, seated there at the wheel, looking straight ahead at the ribbon of road, his eyes narrowed down to mere keen blue slits.
• Roll the center for the upper crust, cutting slits in it to let out steam.
• The Battalion did considerable work in its own sector digging rifle slits, and making baby elephant dugouts, besides providing the Royal Engineers with the usual working parties.
• The horizontal lines were drawn across the open sheets and extended occasionally beyond the slits, more often just beyond the perpendicular bounding lines.
• He made narrow slits in the walls, and behind them he placed archers who could shoot through with deadly aim, while they themselves were untouched.
• Both eyes were mere slits, blazing between coloring puffs.
• The light increased and Ross marked slits in the walls to his right, no wider than the breadth of his two fingers.
• She had previously cut two slits in it, through which we were to thrust our hands.
• Our presence had disturbed a swallow, which had found its way in through one of the slits, and, perhaps, built a nest in some crevice of the wall.
• The house itself was an old fortress, built of solid stone, with arrow slits as well as modern windows, and an arched doorway at the top of wide stone steps.
• Here he led her to two horizontal slits in the wall and told her to look down.
• But there was no answer to his challenge and he narrowed his eyes to mere slits, peering into the tree-studded solitude, waiting.
• The water escapes through the bamboo slits, but the fish can only be released by opening the small end of the trap.
• Cut several slits in the top crust or prick it with a fork before putting it in place.
• The other openings in the walls were mere loophole slits, about four feet long but only a few inches broad.
• Horizontal slits, six inches high and two or three feet wide, served to admit light and ventilation.
• He glanced at her through eyes narrowed to evil slits.
• The slits made by it are often not readily seen, because the elasticity of the tissues of some flowers causes them to partially close again.
• Mysterious muffled figures glided by and disappeared through slits in the walls.
• In more complex instruments three sets of slits were arranged above one another.
• In the third set the slits were further distant from one another than the pictures, and the result was that the picture moved backward.

Similar words containing SLIT without suffix s

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