Coast is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COAST in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cycle without pedalling
• (of a person or vehicle) move easily without using power
• act or make progress without making much effort
• sail along the coast, especially in order to carry cargo
• The side of a thing.
• The exterior line, limit, or border of a country; frontier border.
• The seashore, or land near it.
• To draw near to; to approach; to keep near, or by the side of.
• To sail by or near; to follow the coast line of.
• To conduct along a coast or river bank.
• move effortlessly; by force of gravity
• move by momentum, without the use of power
NOUN:
• the part of the land adjoining or near the sea
• the Pacific coast of North America.
• the easy movement of a vehicle without the use of power
• place where the land meets the sea
• To draw or keep near; to approach.
• To sail by or near the shore.
• To sail from port to port in the same country.
• To slide down hill; to slide on a sled, upon snow or ice.
• the shore of a sea or ocean
• a slope down which sleds may coast
• the area within view
• the act of moving smoothly along a surface while remaining in contact with it
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to slide down a hill

Words related to COAST

coastal9 coastally14 coasted10 coasting11 coastings12 coasts8 seaboard11

Words that contain COAST

coasts8 accoast11 coastal9 coasted10 coaster9 upcoast11 accoasts12 coasters10 coasting11 seacoast10 accoasted14 bicoastal13 coastally14 coastings12 coastland12 coastline11 coastward15 coastwise14 seacoasts11 accoasting15 coastguard14 coastlands13 coastlines12 coastwards16 coasteering14 coastguards15 coasteerings15 intercoastal14 intracoastal14 coastguardman19 coastguardmen19 rollercoaster15 coastguardsman20 coastguardsmen20 rollercoasters16 rollercoastered18

How to use COAST in a sentence

• Up to November 15, the struggle in the coast region of Belgium continued with terrific intensity and appalling loss of life on both sides.
• It is entirely surrounded by the sea, and on its coast they fish for pearls.
• When ships have been kept back by contrary winds, and are obliged to anchor on this barbarous coast, for procuring water, they commonly lose some of their men.
• The boat had not been seen off Lavenza, and the idea that they had made the coast towards Leghorn now occurred to him.
• He touched the south coast again on his fourth voyage, in 1503.
• We then set off again at full speed, and sighted the coast of Scotland in the morning.
• Swinging round to their own right, towards the sea, the victorious French pushed after the disordered enemy, seeking to intercept their retreat by the coast.
• THE MOVING PICTURE BOYS ON THE COAST Or Showing the Perils of the Deep.
• Many of our family had located for a time near the coast, but here too, on these sunny plains, the death messengers followed us and slew us by the thousands.
• Gomez is said to have sailed along the coast as far as New York the following year.
• About two leguas along the coast lies the convent of Tigbauang, which belongs to our order.
• A white sea of clouds covers the peaceful Pacific and the lower parts of the coast.
• They preferred to travel by water, and slowly sailed up along the beautiful coast.
• Soon they came in sight of Fearing Island rocket base, a few miles off the coast.
• Johns provisions were plentiful on that part of the Labrador coast, but were believed to be scarce further north.
• All this while the Chinese and Malays were active pirates, while the Pirate coast of the Persian Gulf was feared by all mariners.
• The idea made me very uneasy, for I thought how near Oulton lay to the coast.
• The name, alone or in composition, is borne by three small towns or villages on or near the Genoese coast.
• And having gone 480 leagues, here the coast goes to the N.
• Winwood Reade has observed this expression with the negroes on the Guinea coast.
• A headland on its coast is the celebrated cape of Espiritu Santo, which we sight on arriving at the islands, and for which we sought.
• This has always been the case, since it has been known among them that our people intend to remain on the coast.
• On this coast there appeared many extensive spots of cleared, and apparently cultivated land.
• The breeze, though it continued fair, fell light soon after daybreak, and noon was well past before we sighted the Ligurian coast.
• THE EMPEROR Wild over bow and bulwark swept the sea Unto the iron coast upon our lee, Like painted cloth its fury was to me, For still thy hands led down the weary way.

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