Cables is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CABLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CABLE, to fasten with a heavy rope
• send a message to (someone) by cablegram
• transmit (a message) by cablegram
• send a cablegram
• provide (an area) with power lines or with the equipment necessary for cable television
• decorate (a structure) with rope-shaped mouldings.
NOUN:
• a thick rope of wire or hemp used for construction, mooring ships, and towing vehicles
• a length of 200 yards (182.9 m) or (in the US) 240 yards (219.4 m)
• a moulding resembling twisted rope.
• an insulated wire or wires having a protective casing and used for transmitting electricity or telecommunication signals
• a cablegram
• the chain of a ship's anchor.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fasten with a cable (a heavy rope)

Words related to CABLES

cable9 cabled11 cabling12

Words that contain CABLES

vocables15 cascables15 educables14 cryocables19 predicables18

How to use CABLES in a sentence

• Professor, now Sir, Thomson continued to take an active part in the work of designing and laying new cables.
• They attach the craft by cables to two smaller boats, in which they sit, to tow the infected loads.
• The ships were laboring heavily, tugging and straining on their cables.
• For the present the old one was made fast with cables, iron chains, and braces.
• The anchors and cables were in both cases transferred aft, for the same purpose, namely, to diminish the upward pressure forward.
• Each capsule was connected to cables that led into a large box.
• The garden hung high between the building and the cliff, swung by a score of great steel cables.
• She began to haul the cord into the window, and, looking upward, I perceived that it was looped in some way over the telegraph cables which crossed the street at that point.
• It was a slender cord, and it appeared to be passed across a joint in the cables almost immediately above the center of the roadway.
• These served for anchors and, connected to the boat and raft by strong cables, fixed them safely.
• We likewise weighed our anchors that we might examine our cables, which we suspected had by this time received considerable damage.
• England has either cut the cables, or is in possession of them.
• Lost Atlantis will thrill to hear, and deep-sea cables bear the good news to unborn generations.
• Luckily the Atlantic cables had not been destroyed by the Martians, so that communication between the Eastern and Western continents was uninterrupted.
• The four cables support a dead load of 7140 tons and a live load of 4017 tons.
• A few days later two more transports sailed, and Mendez filed three more cables, each containing the number 2, with other figures.
• The London representatives of the American papers began to flock in, with American cables in their hands, to inquire into my condition.
• On these two War Office cables Hammersley and the 11th Division should be for it.
• In the city are works with immense steam power, and from these works endless cables revolve throughout the city, under the roads, in various directions.
• Cables about three times a week on matters he should decide for himself.
• The ships of war were prepared for action by loading the guns and putting springs on the cables.
• Across a huge white sheet a man on a hanging platform painted the latest European cables.
• Advice was immediately sent overland to Manila, whence were brought several Chinese ships, cables, and anchors.
• By dint of the great efforts exerted, both vessels, each singly, were fitted with tackle and cables, which were rigged at the stern.
• The length of the cables enables them to connect between points of considerable difference of potential.
• The same night we received anchors and cables from the shore, and secured the ship.
• At daybreak the cables parted and she went ashore, but no lives were lost.

Similar words containing CABLE without suffix s

cable9 cabled11 cabler10 cablet10 accable13 cablers11 cablets11 pacable13 vocable14 amicable14 cableway18 cascable14 educable13 evocable15 peccable16 placable14 vocables15 abdicable16 allocable13 cablecast15 cablegram16 cableways19 cascables15 cryocable18 educables14 impacable17 invocable16 judicable21 medicable16 revocable16 applicable18 cablecasts16 cablegrams17 cryocables19 deprecable17 despicable17 duplicable17 eradicable15 explicable23 extricable21 impeccable20 implacable18 ineducable15 manducable17 masticable16 predicable17 provocable19 replicable16 uneducable15 vindicable18 cablecasted18 cablevision18 confiscable20 immedicable20 intoxicable22 irradicable16 irrevocable18 practicable19 predicables18 trafficable21 amicableness18 cablecasting19 cablevisions19 communicable22 domesticable19 inapplicable20 ineradicable17 inexplicable25 inextricable23 placableness18 unapplicable20 impracticable23 multiplicable21 revocableness20 unequivocable29 unpracticable21 amicablenesses20 applicableness22 despicableness21 excommunicable31 implacableness22 incommunicable24 placablenesses20 predicableness21 uncommunicable24 immedicableness24 irrevocableness22 practicableness23 revocablenesses22 inexplicablenes28 despicablenesse22 communicablenes25 inexplicableness29 despicablenesses23 communicableness26 practicablenesses25 irrevocablenesses24 communicablenesses28 inexplicablenesses31

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