Awash is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AWASH in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• washed over by water
ADJECTIVE:
• covered with water
• covered or flooded with water, especially seawater or rain
• containing large numbers or amounts of someone or something
• level with the surface of water so that it just washes over
• Washed by the waves or tide; -- said of a rock or strip of shore, or (Naut.) of an anchor, etc., when flush with the surface of the water, so that the waves break over it.

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How to use AWASH in a sentence

• By the time all her crew were off her stern was awash, and in another half-hour she had a very marked list to port.
• But, despite her care, she landed on all-fours, and, as the ice was awash, got rather wet in the process.
• The interior of the cabin was awash with shadows, and across the open doorway of the hut the monstrous and obscure outline of a standing man wavered to and fro.
• It was an image, an image of a log awash that was different from any log in that it was alive.
• It was the image of the log awash that was not a log but that was alive, luminous in his brain, that checked him.
• This that moved toward him was the log awash that was not a log but a live thing of peril.
• Part of it he saw above the surface moving sluggishly, and ere that projecting part sank, he had an awareness that somehow it was different from a log awash.
• Then again she may have struck one of the countless reefs that infest that portion of the globe, some entirely invisible and others just about awash.
• When a little of daylight came, we saw that everything was awash.
• The wind was terrific, huge seas broke over the ship, the alley-way outside the cabins was awash all the night, and the water even invaded the saloon to a small extent.
• Some two hundred feet away a reef, often awash and stained with the purple scum, angled out into the sea in a long curve which formed a natural breakwater.
• It rushed up till the island was awash, the men splashing around up to their knees, and the dogs swimming to the ruins of the cabin.
• The next sea swept the rock clear, and the broken, twisted hull floated awash.
• It was a dripping land, dank with melting mists, and awash with the slush of the thaw.
• The landing was almost awash with the swollen waters.
• The submarine at this time was awash and was made out by officers of the watch and the quartermaster of the watch, but three minutes later submerged.
• The boats had pulled away, but I stepped on a raft floating alongside, the quarter deck being then awash.
• Three days after the finding of the pocket the whole floor of the creek was awash.
• He could see now that there was another road close under the precipitous cliffs and that the one which divided this lowland from the river was almost awash.
• Three quarters of a mile East-North-East from this point is a dangerous rocky ledge just awash, on which several vessels have run.
• The southern Harbinger is a few feet only out of the water, and the other scarcely awash.
• For that matter, if the wolf-fiend could follow traces over a plain awash with water, why might they not as well follow the tracks of Haw-Haw Langley? There was no good reason.
• Suddenly he begins to sink, deeper and deeper, till his back is just awash.

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