Crossword-Solution: GHAUT 5 letters, 18 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 9

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Word Word Type Definition
Ghaut n. A pass through a mountain.
Ghaut n. A range of mountains.
Ghaut n. Stairs descending to a river; a landing place; a wharf.

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GHAUT anagram ATHUG, AUGHT

We have 18 clues for the answer “GHAUT”

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Mountain range in India 1 answer
Mountain pass: Var. 1 answer
Mountain pass: India. 1 answer
INDIAN mountain chain 2 answers
riverside cremation site 2 answers
river landing-stage 2 answers
INDIAN riverside steps 2 answers
INDIAN riverside passage 2 answers
INDIAN riverside landing 2 answers
HINDU pyre 2 answers
HINDU funeral pyre 2 answers
CREMATION place 2 answers
pyre 4 answers
ghat 5 answers
MOUNTAIN defile 7 answers
MOUNTAIN PASS 12 answers
INDIAN mountain(s) 14 answers
stair 36 answers
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One who, or that which, eats.
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greedy person
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Sentences with GHAUT (5)

Then his restless eye caught the least possible ripple on the water, and he went on quickly: “Life is hard for us all, and I doubt not that even our excellent master, the Pride of the Ghaut and the Envy of the River----” “A liar, a flatterer, and a Jackal were all hatched out of the same egg,” said the Adjutant to nobody in particular; for he was rather a fine sort of a liar on his own account when he took the trouble.
The Second Jungle Book Rudyard Kipling 1999
Then the old Mugger will be honoured again.” “But surely I saw Marigold wreaths floating off the edge of the Ghaut only this noon,” said the Adjutant.
The Second Jungle Book Rudyard Kipling 1999
The village was deep in flood, and I swam above the Ghaut and went far inland, up to the rice-fields, and they were deep in good mud.
The Second Jungle Book Rudyard Kipling 1999
Look out.’ Well, that gives us--one, two--nine and a half for the flood to reach Melipur Ghaut and seven’s sixteen and a half to Lataoli--say fifteen hours before it comes down to us.” “Curse that hill-fed sewer of a Ramgunga! Findlayson, this is two months before anything could have been expected, and the left bank is littered up with stuff still.
The Bridge-Builders Rudyard Kipling 2006
Look out_.’ Well, that gives us—one, two—nine and a half for the flood to reach Melipur Ghaut and seven’s sixteen and a half to Lataoli—say fifteen hours before it comes down to us.” “Curse that hill-fed sewer of a Ramgunga! Findlayson, this is two months before anything could have been expected, and the left bank is littered up with stuff still.
The Day’s Work Rudyard Kipling 2001

Quotes with GHAUT (1)

There used to be a rubbish heap under the great tree in Dhoby Ghaut with a sarabat stall parked next to it. It was a low, sprawling rubbish heap made up of the usual things — refuse from dustbins, paper, old tins and slippers and leaves from the tree above. Then one day, people forgot about it. They found a new dumping place and the old rubbish heap settled low on the ground. Time passed and its contents became warm and rich and fertile and people living in the area would tak…
Gregory Nalpon The Wayang at Eight Milestone: Stories & Essays
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Appears in: NYT.

Used 3 times in crossword archives (1946–1989).