Coasted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COASTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COAST, 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
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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to slide down a hill

Words related to COASTED

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How to use COASTED in a sentence

• He had coasted up the Windward Islands, touching here and there, and assailed continually by stories of villainy and outrage.
• Accordingly, he sailed around a kind of projecting headland and coasted along on the other side of it.
• And then coasted round to Spain and into the Mediterranean.
• He coasted along South America to Tierra del Fuego, entered the strait which now bears his name, passed well up the western coast, and turning westward sailed toward India.
• We coasted the island, arrived at Safety Bay, and were soon at Tent House, where we found all, as we had left it, in good condition.
• In pursuing his voyage, after having coasted along the shores of the Straits of Magellan, Stradling, surprised by a frightful hurricane, had seen his vessel entirely disabled.
• We coasted, seeking anchorage, and at last came into a clear, small harbor, and landing, filled our water casks.
• We coasted to the river Hayna and the Spanish city of San Domingo.
• We coasted for some distance along the shore of this new continent, which formed an ice barrier rising in a long perpendicular line from the sea, making a landing impossible.
• As we coasted toward the south, however, the weather moderated, so that we were able to bring our ship with safety nearer land.
• We had a rapid voyage down to the Cape, and coasted along it at a short distance.
• They afterward coasted to the north, and entered the river St.
• All night, for a week, they coasted within the shadow of the shore rocks, hiding by day, passing three Indian villages undiscovered.
• Having thus coasted the northern side of the Strait, we proceeded to cross over to Tasmania to examine the southern side.
• This ship being first roomaged, and after sent for England, our fleet coasted along towards the Southcape of S.
• However, instead of returning on board as might have been expected, the boat coasted along the islet, so as to round its southern point.
• Captain King says, that he made Too-gee observe, that Captain Cook did not in his voyage notice any river on the west side, although he coasted along very near the shore.
• He coasted round Trinidad, and landed on the mainland, but mistook it for an island.
• He coasted along this island to the westwards, admiring its delightful appearance and numerous harbours.
• We coasted along for six days, during which time we had a violent storm from the north, by which we were in great danger of being driven on shore.
• He found Cape Cod and coasted northward as far as the Kennebec river, up which he sailed for many miles.
• He coasted carefully along the neighbouring shores, and finally came upon Nicuesa engaged in building his tower on Cape Marmor.
• The Admiral afterwards coasted along the shores of Ebetere and Embigar.
• At that time two provinces of the vast region of Paria, Cumana and Manacapana, were reached, and along their shores the Admiral coasted for two hundred miles.
• They sailed for three or four hours and during the latter part of the time they coasted along the western bank.
• We coasted along the island Timor, intending to touch at Babao, to get a little water and refreshments.
• Across the open stretch of sea we sailed, and the land along which we coasted was flat and sandy, all unlike that which we had passed for so many days.
• In the morning he again got on board, and coasted along close inshore, till he came to a bay with a little river running into it, which made a very good harbor for the boat.
• We coasted along the shore and visited the fortresses of Malabar.
• Bill went to the top of the hill and from there coasted down the grassy slope in fine style.
• I was compelled to assist in cutting a great deal of mahogany wood on the shore as we coasted along it, and load the vessel with it, before she sailed.

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