Cargo is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARGO in dictionary:

VERB:
• to load, weigh down
• load
NOUN:
• a load
• goods carried on a ship, aircraft, or motor vehicle
• goods carried by a ship, aircraft, etc
• The lading or freight of a ship or other vessel; the goods, merchandise, or whatever is conveyed in a vessel or boat; load; freight.
• goods carried by a large vehicle
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• conveyed merchandise

Words related to CARGO

cargoed11 cargoes10 cargoing12 cargos9 fraughtage18 frautage12

Words that contain CARGO

cargos9 cargoed11 cargoes10 cargoing12 cargoose11 escargot11 escargots12 supercargo15 supercargos16 supercargoes17 supercargoship24 supercargoships25

How to use CARGO in a sentence

• Its possibilities in the way of distance and continued flight can hardly be estimated, since all depends on the cargo carried.
• Why we did not seize the cargo of the galleons, has been often asked, and as often such answers have been returned as ought to satisfy any rational examiner.
• There is no chance of another cargo arriving in time for the games.
• The hold is not big enough, and a good deal of the cargo has overflowed onto the deck.
• After refreshing myself, I got all my cargo on shore, and began to examine the particulars.
• As it happened, the man in whose employ I was when the cargo of human beings arrived, hired some twenty or thirty of them, and put them under my care.
• Louis, and, long before we met with our accident, we had taken in cargo till we were scarce five inches above the river.
• She refused to surrender, and spread her sails, when they fired on her from the fort, and sunk her in a spot where neither the vessel nor cargo will be lost.
• Then he bade the men get out the boat, which was a good one, and fitted for carrying cargo from ship to shore.
• So his father gave him a little ship, a little old ship, and a cargo of rags and scraps and things that were not fit for anything but to be thrown away.
• This cargo was landed, and preparations made for taking on board THE paying article in this trade, namely, cotton.
• We got up in safety, and finding that our cargo of cotton was ready, made haste to unload and prepare for sea again as quickly as possible.
• The cargo of corn would have provided bread for them throughout the whole winter, and the commander urged Richberta to reconsider her decision.
• Then she loaded her fleet with a return cargo for the British pauper, one grain of wheat in each ship, and navigated it safely to Old England.
• For I went to my canoes, and there, perched bird-wise on my cargo, and flinging jests and laughter at Pierre and the men, sat Singing Arrow.
• Instinctively he had put his free arm around a section of cargo boom, with a grating caught in the twisted gear.
• After the cargo was discharged, the vessel was again put under way and on the 26th they anchored off Paita, the first Peruvian port.
• What difference does it make, in sense or reason, whether a cargo of iron be bought at St.
• The brig intended to procure a cargo of palm oil, and proceed to the United States.
• The great inconvenience attending landing a cargo in such a situation had been pointed out in letters which could not yet have been attended to.
• The penalty of such illegal intercourse is the confiscation of the cargo and of the ship engaged in such trade.
• Clapp, on a trading voyage up the river to secure a cargo of dried fish.
• Please to let me know when the road arrived with another cargo.
• After we had discharged our cargo there we took in a live cargo, as we call a cargo of slaves.
• He would go to the city, discharge his cargo and return in triumph to Beech Cove.

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