Capsize is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPSIZE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to overturn
• (of a boat) be overturned in the water
• cause (a boat) to overturn
• (of a boat) overturn accidentally
• To upset or overturn, as a vessel or other body.
NOUN:
• an instance of capsizing
• An upset or overturn.

Words related to CAPSIZE

capsizable25 capsizal21 capsizals22 capsized22 capsizes21 capsizing23

Words that contain CAPSIZE

capsized22 capsizes21

How to use CAPSIZE in a sentence

• Short, white waves rolled past, the canoe lurched and swerved, and Lister knew if she swung off across wind and sea she might capsize.
• He kept them in a large cask on the berth-deck, and, when seeking a particular volume, had to capsize it like a barrel of potatoes.
• There must be a righting-up of the mind as surely as of a ship when under stress of storm it is ready to capsize.
• Often she wallowed over on her beam till he thought she would surely capsize.
• There was not a soul in sight, and the ship now lay over at such an angle that every moment it seemed as though she must capsize.
• Once or twice they thought that she would capsize, so furious were the gusts, but the boatmen were quick and skillful.
• Suddenly a wind and a thunder storm arose causing the boat to capsize.
• Moreover, the sledges are packed too high and therefore capsize too easily.
• By this precaution we had been saved the capsize over the bank, which otherwise would inevitably have been our fate.
• They attached, however, no blame of insincerity to her, but visited with much bitterness the unexpected capsize which they had got, on the stupid head of Doldrum, their attorney.
• To strike it with the harpoon meant that it would plunge and capsize the frail craft.
• They would grapple the oars, and seizing hold of the gunwhale, capsize the boat, and then we should be entirely at their mercy.
• They were careful to keep far enough away so that the rising monster would not come up beneath them, and capsize the boat.
• So he fired that shell also, and had the satisfaction of seeing two more of the frail craft capsize.
• Waking again, after a little, her fingers still fast upon it, she drew it over, fixed it upright as she could, and spread her petticoat about it at the risk of utter capsize.
• The vessel reeled over so far under the blow that, for a time, all on board thought that she would capsize.
• Their nerves capsize and the grit runs out of them like sand out of an overturned pail.
• Then there were the boat boys, with minds fully made up to drown him by accident at the first opportunity to capsize the cutter.
• Only Bunster saw to it that the boat did not capsize.
• The next moment it was on a level keel again, scudding along with the gale, but there was no telling when the craft would again nearly capsize.
• Now we looked to see her make straight for the breakers, lift on the first of them, and then capsize.
• Unless Corkey can get inside, what will become of him? If he turn away from the wind he will capsize.
• Their peculiarity was to capsize, or continuously to float on their broadsides.
• If they capsize again, somebody really might get hurt.
• It is thus impossible to know in which direction a beast will next appear or whether he will come up under the boat and capsize it.
• Relvas, and the high waves are tumbling over each other, they pass over my boat, and are powerless to capsize it.
• She also saw one boat after another capsize under the weight of those who hurled themselves down into them.

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