Timbered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIMBERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TIMBER, to furnish with wood
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a building) made wholly or partly of timber
• (of the walls or other surface of a room) covered with wooden panels
• having many trees; wooded
• made of or containing timber or timbers
• Furnished with timber; -- often compounded; as, a well-timbered house; a low-timbered house.
• Built; formed; contrived.
• Massive, like timber.
• Covered with growth timber; wooden; as, well-timbered land.
• furnished with or made of wood or timbers
• covered with growing timber
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to furnish with timber (wood used as a building material)

Words related to TIMBERED

timber10 timbering14 timbers11

Words that contain TIMBERED

untimbered15

How to use TIMBERED in a sentence

• On each side of the ravine the ground was nearly level, and heavily timbered.
• From this the river was followed down for thirteen miles, through grassy clay plains, thinly timbered with white-gum.
• The location was a mountain side, thickly timbered with tall straight pines having no limbs within thirty feet of the ground.
• After that they timbered the well with bottom boards from the wagons and wagon tongues, and the digging went on.
• There was an old timbered Grange, deserted, falling into ruin.
• The mounds are quite as thickly timbered as in dairy districts, but as they are much farther apart, the landscape appears more open.
• This was timbered land and had lots of good trees for lumber, especially walnut.
• A heavily timbered park stretched up in a gentle slope, thickening into a grove at the highest point.
• Soldiers fight behind trees and barns and fences, and in the shelter of hedges and ditches, and a timbered mountain side makes a fine place for a battle ground.
• The borders of the ravine were heavily timbered, while a thick growth of underwood masked its sloping sides.
• The edges of the plain which we saw today in following up the river are of the richest soil, and only sufficiently timbered to afford firewood for a pastoral population.
• Near this is an extensive lowland, part of which is overflowed occasionally, the rest is rich and well timbered.
• These shrubs associate in corps either in upper or timbered lands near the water courses.
• After a while there were wide open marshes, with narrow timbered strips between.
• The man whom Philip met at Bendigo had farms in the country thinly timbered.
• In early days it was very densely timbered, and its few scattered inhabitants were said to live in the forest or woods.
• His gaze was entirely absorbed by a fur-clad figure, standing motionless in the open jaws of the gateway of the heavily timbered stockade outside.
• And it was approached by a well timbered roadway of split green logs.
• Right into Ulverston market-place he came, and a stranger sight the old grey town, with its thatched roofs and timbered houses, had surely never seen.
• The town lies parallel with the sea, on the western shore of Trinity Bay, with an excellent harbour, and a long beach, finely timbered.
• The western portion of this State is a gently undulating prairie which sweeps away to the Rocky Mountains, while the eastern portion is heavily timbered.
• The Turkish gunners had most elaborate and comfortably-made dugouts, finely timbered.
• They timbered their crazy craft from green wood in Kamchatka, or on the Okhotsk Sea, or among the forests of Siberian rivers.
• The adjoining country was found to be very good forest land, well timbered, but parched with drought, which was by no means in favour of our views.
• Valencia, catching a timbered crosspiece, gave it a lift and a heave.
• We crossed the park and worked up a timbered ridge remarkable for mossy, bare ground, and higher up for its almost total absence of grass or flowers.
• It was well timbered, in some places, with the finest white poplar I had yet seen.
• The country through which we had passed for the last two days consisted of a good stiff soil, well covered with grass, openly timbered and well watered.
• Lawrence was heavily timbered, and the work of clearing proved tedious.
• In the former, which is generally situated under the shelter of timbered hills, several miles from the seacoast, they reside from September until June.
• The surface of the country is thinly timbered, with the exception of the mountain which boundsit to the Northward and Westward.
• A forest reserve in the Blue mountains covers much of the southern portion of the county, which is heavily timbered.
• John glanced toward a window set deep in a heavy timbered wall and admitting enough light to disclose a lantern and a box of matches on a shelf.

Similar words containing TIMBER without suffix ed

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