Verdure is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VERDURE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• green vegetation
• lush green vegetation.
• the fresh green colour of lush vegetation.
• a condition of freshness.
• flourishing green vegetation
• Green; greenness; freshness of vegetation; as, the verdure of the meadows in June.
• green foliage
• the lush appearance of flourishing vegetation

Words related to VERDURE

verdured13 verdures12 verdurous13

Words that contain VERDURE

verdured13 verdures12 verdureless15

How to use VERDURE in a sentence

• Your eighteen summers find full enjoyment amidst this verdure which is at most eighteen days old.
• Wherever the eye glanced, all was sunshine, bloom, and verdure.
• It is studded with islands of great beauty and much verdure.
• Fairfield yonder, that long smooth slope of verdure which a little while ago looked emerald green in the sunlight, now wore a soft and shadowy hue.
• It has water only in one spot, called the Green Mountain, from the rich verdure with which it is covered.
• It was the resting-place of the former proprietor, who sleeps in this little circle of perpetual verdure.
• They deck the earth, yield verdure, fragrant flowers, and delicious fruits.
• The pines stood up strong in their immortal verdure, the thick golden hush of the summer afternoon lay like an enchantment about the low brown house.
• On the other side of the canon a sheet of rich verdure, all summer long, rolls up the mountain to its very summit.
• It was now a hill of a bright, lively verdure, Kitty and her new friend keeping it quite as closely cropped as was desirable.
• There are places where you can stand with one foot planted in everlasting sterility and the other in immortal verdure.
• On the left, at the back of the Coelian Hill, is a valley covered with verdure, wonderfully quiet and rural-looking, though within the walls of a city.
• But an amazing vegetation covers this great area in summer with an ocean of verdure six or eight feet high, in which men and cattle may hide as in a forest.
• Gardens and verdure separate the houses one from the other.
• The drought had less influence on the verdure here than in Dorsetshire.
• The soil for a long distance was thirsty, and the verdure was nearly gone.
• I used to go off across the meadow lands, now bright and fresh with spring verdure, till I got to the St.
• During the rains the river sometimes rises forty feet in a night, and sweeps into the town with masses of rotting verdure from the hills.
• Men born and reared in the extreme North, were amazed at the luxuriance of Southern verdure, and wondered that the richness of the soil had not been turned to greater advantage.
• The beautiful crystals all melt away, and the places where they lay are silently made ready to be submerged in new drifts of summer verdure.
• The wild odorous verdure of the hills, the cool breezes, the song of the distant streams, the call of the birds, all seemed to harmonize with his own feelings at that time.
• At the southwest, at the south, and the southeast, the first part of the spurs were hidden under masses of verdure.
• The low opposite shore was covered with verdure, and dotted with red houses half-effaced by the smoke from the chimneys.
• Peeping above the outer fringe of trees showed a tower of some old house whereof the rest was hidden by verdure.

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