Cataract is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CATARACT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a waterfall
• a large waterfall
• a sudden rush of water; a downpour
• a medical condition in which the lens of the eye becomes progressively opaque, resulting in blurred vision
• eye disease in which the lens becomes opaque
• A great fall of water over a precipice; a large waterfall.
• An opacity of the crystalline lens, or of its capsule, which prevents the passage of the rays of light and impairs or destroys the sight.
• A kind of hydraulic brake for regulating the action of pumping engines and other machines; -- sometimes called dashpot.
• an eye disease that involves the clouding or opacification of the natural lens of the eye
• a large waterfall; violent rush of water over a precipice
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a tremendous waterfall

Words related to CATARACT

cataractous15 cataracts13

Words that contain CATARACT

cataracts13 cataractous15

How to use CATARACT in a sentence

• Up, up, he towered, tossed whirling arms a hundred feet abranch, shivered, and dissolved into a widespread cataract.
• The sound of cannon and musketry was heard above the roar of the cataract.
• Below the white falls lay a few stones, between which the water rushed away in a wild torrent cataract.
• It brought with it the splash of rivulet and the rush of cataract.
• He saw the form leap from the rocks at its edge, heard a heavy splash, and all was still! For many minutes Rod stood with the spray of the cataract dashing in his face.
• The fact is admitted that he was, at the time of the investigation, suffering from cataract, which made all observation extremely defective.
• Both parties fell back, while a sudden and breathing silence succeeded to a clamour that a moment before would have drowned the roar of a cataract.
• Her long light hair flowed down her shoulders, a cataract of gold.
• If it comes to human testimony there is a choking cataract of human testimony in favour of the supernatural.
• A lake had burst upon its summit, and the cataract became a falling ocean.
• We turned in and slept as well as we could, though the sea made a constant roar under her bows, and washed over the forecastle like a small cataract.
• I raged up and down the tunnel from cataract to cave, and at each end I fired wildly, though there was no sign of any guard.
• This we were obliged to build close to the foot of the cataract, for the current of water extended very nearly to the sides of the gorge.
• Columbus had kissed the lips of the Princess America, and at once the long-pent stream of old-world life dashed onward like a cataract.
• He is skilled in native woodcraft, in the phenomena of the forest and the lake, the winding river and the cataract.
• Through this miniature cataract they watched their departing guest.
• At the highest point of the carry the pathway, barely wide enough for the passage of two persons, skirted the very brink of the awful precipice over which thundered the cataract.
• There could be no doubt that this was the very cataract we were in search of.
• Met him through Handel, who was troubled with cataract.
• It says how he met him again on account of somebody having a cataract.
• Nothing more gallant in warfare than their persistence, till they found that it was like trying to swim in a cataract of lead.
• And here we have him watching the shoot of the cataract down its series of precipices.
• He reeled back with a shudder and the same moment the drops became a crimson cataract.
• Unknown to him, Will had also wandered up that steep hillside, searching for a new view of the wonderful cataract.
• The roar of the cataract must have muffled his call, so that it might just as well have been a whisper.
• But the North Esk descends from a range of mountains, by a cataract immediately into the river Tamar, and is consequently altogether inaccessible to navigation.
• The forts are still visible on either bank of the river a little above the Second Cataract, and bear the names of Koommeh and Semneh.
• In the ears of the soldiers and drivers sounded the thunderous roar of the mighty cataract.
• Then, at a little distance above the head of the cataract, he entered the canoe and grasped the paddle.

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