Bulkhead is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BULKHEAD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a partition on a ship
• a dividing wall or barrier between separate compartments inside a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle.
• partition in a ship or aeroplane
• A partition in a vessel, to separate apartments on the same deck.
• A structure of wood or stone, to resist the pressure of earth or water; a partition wall or structure, as in a mine; the limiting wall along a water front.
• a partition that divides a ship or plane into compartments
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a partition in a ship

Words related to BULKHEAD

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Words that contain BULKHEAD

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How to use BULKHEAD in a sentence

• One of the most irritating noises was the grating of some object hanging on the bulkhead close to my head.
• But I kept crawling aft until I came squarely against a solid wall, and knew it for the bulkhead of the forward part of the superstructure.
• But he went down after the others, and we heard hammering behind the bulkhead again.
• I knew that scarce a ship came in from any Chinese port, but she carried somewhere, behind a bulkhead, or in some cunning hollow of the beams, a nest of the valuable poison.
• But it gave them a still further advantage, as it enabled them to have a fore and aft bulkhead, which with a single screw was difficult.
• This deck only extended to the engine room bulkhead through the two foremost holds.
• The bulkhead had given way, and there arose such a yell as surely was seldom heard before.
• The gun was loaded to the muzzle with grape, and discharged, tearing a hole through the bulkhead and killing and wounding many within.
• To steady himself, he pressed his shoulder against the white bulkhead, one knee bent, and a sweat-rag tucked in his belt hanging on his hip.
• A water-tight door in a bulkhead may be defined as a metal plate which is made to close a given opening by some mechanical means.
• The bulk-head was made to withstand any contact, and Captain Smith never dreamt of danger from icebergs.
• The engine-room bulkhead was quivering, ready to break.
• The two had just gained the sugar sacks when the centre bulkhead quivered.
• Would have to take that whole plaster section out, shut off the Erentz plant and exhaust the interior air of all this bulkhead.
• A tight bulkhead was built across the heading, and work was abandoned at that point.
• At the bulkhead to the rear, he pressed a wall panel and a thick, insulated door slid back to admit him to the engine compartment.
• The explosion blasted through the outer and inner skin of the ship and through an intervening coal bunker and bulkhead, hurling overboard seven hundred and fifty tons of coal.
• It disabled one of the engines, and the steering gear, but the after bulkhead kept out the water and the destroyer was later towed to port and repaired.
• All the vessels destined to take part in the advance were now over the bulkhead, in Pamlico Sound.
• Gradually, a half inch at a time, the heavy steel hatch began to move sideways, sliding out and behind the bulkhead.
• Keep your face up against the bulkhead until you get to the top.
• Then a rending, grinding noise was followed by a sudden swerve and roll of the ship that sent her staggering against a bulkhead.
• The events of the previous day seemed to him but a dream, and he looked round, expecting to see the bulkhead of the little cabin he had occupied, on board the Swan.
• I found that young gentleman leaning against the bulkhead gazing intently towards the islands in the harbor.
• Jackson, with bare arms crossed, leaned his shoulders against the bulkhead of the cabin.
• He had cut through a bulkhead unobserved and had removed one of the sacks of coin, worth perhaps three or four hundred guineas, to help him on his further wanderings.
• This melancholy accident was occasioned by the insubordination of some of the sailors, who forced their way through the bulk-head into the fore-hold, to get at a cask of spirits.
• There were either crevices in that rocky bulkhead or the wall was very thin.
• Vanslyperken is alone, his hand trembling as he loads the pistol which he has taken down from the bulkhead where it hung, but he is nevertheless determined upon the act.
• She wandered over the ship, and, impelled by the same vague feeling of unrest, descended to the lower deck and the forward bulkhead where she had discovered the open hatch.
• Men of the crew sat just outside the low doorway, with their backs against the bulkhead, as if set there to overhear what we might say.
• The ladies came out of their cabin under the after deck and sat them down on a bench which ran across under the shelter of the bulkhead, and I saw Gerda with them.
• Their goods were put into the upper side-bunkers, and a wooden bulkhead put up to obscure them from view in case the vessel was boarded before getting clear.

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