Trunks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRUNKS in dictionary:

PLURAL NOUN:
• shorts worn by a man for swimming
NOUN:
• TRUNK, the main stem of a tree
• the main woody stem of a tree as distinct from its branches and roots.
• the main part of an artery, nerve, or other anatomical structure from which smaller branches arise.
• an enclosed shaft or conduit for cables or ventilation.
• the elongated, prehensile nose of an elephant.
• a large box with a hinged lid for storing or transporting clothes and other articles.
• the boot of a car.
• trousers that end at or above the knee
• a person's or animal's body apart from the limbs and head.

Words related to TRUNKS

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How to use TRUNKS in a sentence

• The straight trunks stood out against a background of luminous red and green, and here and there a slanting beam touched a branch with fire.
• But it is not their height, nor the beauty of their outline, nor the size of the trunks which still linger on them here and there, which gives these islands their special charm.
• When a supply is wanted, one of these dead trunks is felled by the axe.
• For half an hour the cannonade continued, and then the enemy were seen advancing, carrying beams and the trunks of small trees, to make a bridge across the stream.
• The air held a tinge of purple, the distance a smoky violet, the brown of the grasses was a strong brown, the black of the trunks intensely black.
• Two fishermen agreed to take them and their trunks, and to get them to their destination within sixteen hours if the wind held good.
• One can hardly find standing-room among the chairs, trunks, etc.
• My precious mother had the very prettiest surprise of all for us when her trunks were opened.
• It was rather trying to pack all the trunks and receive visitors of both sexes at odd hours.
• The going is through forests, the tree trunks straight and very close together, so that he will see very little of the open sky and less of the landscape.
• I shall send off your books, in two trunks, to Havre, within two or three days, to the care of Mr.
• Losing patience at length with their noise, the elephants gave them a few blows of their trunks, and left them.
• And if, unfortunately, the trunks had all gone, Mademoiselle would want not only one dress but several? And hats? Yes, naturally.
• They poked around in the trunks when no one was watching and helped themselves to what they wanted.
• The clock struck ten while the trunks were carrying down, and the general had fixed to be out of Milsom Street by that hour.
• It hung over the green heads, it coiled about the gray trunks.
• It was found on trunks and branches of trees in the Frankland Isles.
• Especially in traveling, where one had to take clothes out of trunks and put them back again, assistance became an absolute necessity.
• The oak and the pine owe their majestic beauty to that which is the index of their usefulness, the solid magnitude of their trunks.
• The cellar has for some years been changing to a storage for trunks instead of vegetables.
• Joe could make out nothing but the colors of the woods, the gray of the tree trunks, and, in the openings through the forest-green, the dead purple haze of forests farther on.
• He said he was sorry, but that, doubtless, when we got to the Russian frontier we could explain matters and get our trunks.
• The tall, black trunks of the maples swayed and shook in the wind, which moaned through their leafless boughs.
• Sunday The Christmas holidays begin next week and the trunks are up.
• Four men felling trees and sawing their trunks into the desired length.

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