Walls is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WALLS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WALL, to enclose in an upright structure
• enclose (an area) within walls, especially for protection or privacy
• block or seal a place by building a wall around or across it
• confine or imprison someone or something in a restricted or sealed place
NOUN:
• a continuous vertical brick or stone structure that encloses or divides an area of land
• an upright side of a building or room
• any high vertical surface, especially one that is imposing in scale
• a thing regarded as a protective or restrictive barrier
• a line of defenders forming a barrier against a free kick taken near the penalty area
• the membranous outer layer or lining of an organ or cavity
• the rock enclosing a lode or seam.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a wall (an upright structure built to enclose an area)

Words related to WALLS

wall7 walled10 walling11

How to use WALLS in a sentence

• It has a circumference of walls capable of containing eighty thousand people, but the actual population does not exceed twenty thousand.
• When Isak had given his walls a first coat, he went down to the village again and brought up all the paint he could carry.
• The walls are full of niches, which are occupied by idols and figures of deities.
• I hate to caress you inside four walls, as if you were only a passing whim.
• He used the various attachments to clean the curtains, the walls, and even the furniture.
• The long, staunch keel, resting by its ends on the walls of the court, prevented him from being dashed to pieces.
• There were other portions of the walls which the Athenians and Boeotians and other states raised as a joint voluntary undertaking.
• Prague, with the broken army thus driven within its walls, now contained one hundred thousand inhabitants.
• The walls of the town were strong, its defenders brave and full of enterprise.
• One sees representations of this with great frequency upon the walls of the tombs.
• Coming out of the forest, they looked down from a hill, and beheld a multitude of people building a city, raising walls, houses, towers, and temples.
• No human power can make any impression on the walls.
• It was too dark at first to see anything in front of the walls, and orders were given to reserve fire until the advancing masses of the assailants could be clearly made out.
• There are skirmishes under Paris walls, and at the gates, day by day, and the Maid rides here and there, considering of the best place for the onslaught.
• Its icy splendor lay on the bare streets, and on the walls of the dwellings.
• The walls are smoke-blackened to a very slight extent compared with the large room south of it.
• The walls of Sherborne Church, Dorsetshire, present in the interior a surface almost entirely covered with panel-work.
• Social selection raises walls between us which we all help to build, but they need not be Chinese walls.
• These forts were used as homes for the settlers, who often lived for weeks inside the walls.
• This summer-house contained a single small room like a very clean box with wooden frame, opaque paper walls, and pale golden matting.
• Several links appeared in the garden, and cast a weird lurid light over the old walls and down the mountain out into the black night.
• She saw before her a long vista of darkened and solitary rooms, dim portraits of the marshals of France just visible on their walls.
• Within the walls there is a neat little church or chapel.
• In the Palace, especially in the picture rooms, there were generally benches along the walls.
• These rafters projected about 18 inches beyond the side walls of the cabin, so as to support the eaves.

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