Breaker is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BREAKER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that breaks
• a heavy sea wave that breaks into white foam on the shore.
• a person or thing that breaks something
• a person who breaks up disused machinery
• any CB radio user.
• a break dancer.
• large wave
• One who, or that which, breaks.
• Specifically: A machine for breaking rocks, or for breaking coal at the mines; also, the building in which such a machine is placed.
• A small water cask.
• A wave breaking into foam against the shore, or against a sand bank, or a rock or reef near the surface.
• a quarry worker who splits off blocks of stone
• waves breaking on the shore
• a device that trips like a switch and opens the circuit when overloaded
• a person who interrupts a conversation on a Citizens' Band radio channel, indicating that they wish to transmit a message.

Words related to BREAKER

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Words that contain BREAKER

breakers14 icebreaker18 jawbreaker26 lawbreaker19 tiebreaker16 backbreaker25 ballbreaker19 dealbreaker18 gamebreaker20 icebreakers19 jailbreaker24 jawbreakers27 lawbreakers20 shopbreaker22 tiebreakers17 windbreaker21 codebreaker20 backbreakers26 ballbreakers20 dealbreakers19 gamebreakers21 heartbreaker21 housebreaker21 jailbreakers25 shopbreakers23 stonebreaker18 trailbreaker18 windbreakers22 codebreakers21 groundbreaker21 heartbreakers22 housebreakers22 middlebreaker23 stonebreakers19 strikebreaker23 trailbreakers19 groundbreakers22 middlebreakers24 strikebreakers24

How to use BREAKER in a sentence

• These will surely tell you where the breaker stood.
• It was thought to be a stroke of fortune to obtain work at Burnham Breaker.
• There was even a rash suggestion from one boy that they should go, in spite of the breaker and the bosses, and revel for a good half-day in the pleasures of the show.
• These boys had caught the spirit of loyalty from the men who worked at Burnham Breaker, and not even so great a temptation as this could keep them from the path of duty.
• The breaker boss and the screen-room boss were already gone and he was alone with Mr.
• The breaker boys, who had gone into the tent in a body some minutes earlier, had attracted his attention and aroused his interest.
• The breaker boys were to go that morning, in a body, to the mansion of their dead employer to look for the last time on his face.
• The bosses caught this spirit of friendliness, and there was always harmony at Burnham Breaker and in the Burnham mines, among all who labored there in any way whatever.
• He could see Burnham Breaker, standing out in majestic proportions, black and clear-cut against the moon-illumined sky.
• The snows of winter came, and the north winds howled furiously about the towering heights of Burnham Breaker.
• They were sitting on the bank in the shadow of the breaker, and the soft wind was bringing up to them the perfume of apple-blossoms from the orchard down by the road-side.
• It was that of a driver boy in the mine below the breaker.
• When the two men reached the site of the burned breaker, they went directly to the opening to learn the latest news concerning the search.
• We passed the sail into the boat, and lowered a bread-bag, a kid full of beef and pork, and a breaker of fresh water.
• Now, my notion is to get the dingui into the water, to put a breaker and some grub in her, and to pull, down to that bit of a reef, and have a survey of it.
• Our boat being no longer checked, was carried into the first breaker.
• An enormous breaker now burst on us with irresistible force, so that I scarcely noticed what occurred to him afterwards, being buried by successive seas.
• If he was no drunkard, it was because his head was equal to the severest strain, and, despite his forbidding expression, he was always a successful breaker of hearts.
• But the Missouri question is a breaker on which we lose the Missouri country by revolt, and what more, God only knows.
• I look to it with dismay in our institution, as a breaker ahead, which I am far from being confident we shall be able to weather.
• Looking round behind him, he watched a great breaker rolling in and, as before, dived as it passed over his head, and rode forward on the swell towards the shore.
• Science, so to speak, is the breaker of the laws of nature.
• I now come to the twenty-third president, Benjamin Harrison, whose campaign was a record breaker.
• Then he slowly turned his face toward the sea, and, as he did so, the mighty breaker that had been coming up astern of the boat curled over it.
• But the breaker of traditions was of those who, having once seen the light, must follow where it leads or violate a primal law of being.
• A circuit breaker popped, and red lights blazed all over the instrument panel.
• A large soft-iron wheel is mounted on an axle with a pulley-wheel on one end and a circuit breaker on the other end.
• The eyes could see nothing save the passing glitter of the foam on the crest of a breaker.
• When it is desired to drop the striking weight the electric current is broken and reversed by means of an automatic switch and current breaker.
• Sometimes it swelled and crashed like the sound of a breaker on the beach, but mostly, from a low incessant moan, it rose and filled to a mighty rush, then suddenly lulled.
• The scheme had an air of adventure that inspired me, and the thought of the water breaker beside the fore companion doubled my growing courage.
• While he was reading there a tremendous breaker struck the lighthouse with such force that it trembled distinctly.
• As soon as the coal is ready to be loaded a train of trucks is brought up in front of the breaker, a lever is touched, and the coal comes pouring down into the trucks.

Similar words containing BREAK without suffix er

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