Coastguard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COASTGUARD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an organization with responsibility for watching coastal waters to prevent smuggling and illegal fishing, to assist shipping, and for lifesaving
• an organization keeping watch on coastal waters in order to assist people or ships in danger and to prevent smuggling
• a member of the coastguard organization
• an organization with responsibility for watching coastal waters to prevent smuggling and illegal fishing, to assist shipping, and for life-saving
• a military service responsible for the safety of maritime traffic in coastal waters
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a military or naval force employed in guarding a coast or responsible for the safety, order, and operation of maritime traffic in neighboring waters

Words related to COASTGUARD

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Words that contain COASTGUARD

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How to use COASTGUARD in a sentence

• Some way out in the stream was a small coast-guard cutter with three men on board, two of whom were at the oars.
• The little coastguard station by the opening on to the shore has difficulty in showing itself superior to the rest in these essential matters of smartness.
• The coastguard was looking at it through his telescope, and before very long the shore was covered with fishermen and their wives, all gazing in the same direction.
• Frank Headley backed up Tom in his sanitary crusade, the coastguard lieutenant proved an unexpected ally, and Grace Harvey promised that she would do all she could.
• On the opposite ridge, a low white house, with three or four white canvas-covered boats, and a flag-staff with sloping cross-yard, betokens the coast-guard station.
• Tom had not worked long, however, before the Coast-guard Lieutenant bustled in.
• There is here a cheery-looking white-washed coastguard station standing on the bold headland of Newton Point.
• After leaving the coastguard signal station one reaches Stair Hole, a cavity walled off from the sea by Portland limestone.
• It was restored by the same Earl of Eldon who built the Kingston church, and is looked after by the neighbouring coast-guard.
• Close to the church and the Coach and Horses Hotel, the unpretentious but comfortable hostelry on the left of the street, a lane leads to the coastguard station and beach.
• Raymond pulled up and waved his hat as the coast-guard carriage swept into view over a ridge to the right and came plunging across the main valley of the towans.
• And if he could discover this his course would be to run back, intercept the coast-guard, and send him around by the upper bridge.
• The men of the coast-guard had left the wreck, to bear a hand if needed.
• In the morning the tall coastguard was astir very early.
• When in the grey of the evening the low black lugger crept stealthily towards the shore, the coastguard had been used to stalk the gliding vessel like some wild beast.
• The coastguard man had only two shots to spare, and he did not know in the least whether the men opposed to him were armed or not.
• The coastguard loaded his other pistol and mounted guard on the cart.
• Then, as he opened the door of the hut to go in search of a coast-guard, Bailey began to strip the wet garments from the unconscious man.
• The coast-guard man now approached and driving the curious villagers out of the station, he invited him to breakfast in a little tavern across the way.
• Then they went to Baltimore and got the testimony of the coast-guard.
• They thoroughly examined the coast and under the guidance of the coast-guard discovered the exact place be made his miraculous landing.
• She now became deeply interested in the five hundred Coast-Guard stations in the United Kingdom, where the men and their families led a lonely life.
• He asked them if he would land them at Helwick Point, and they said no, because there was a coastguard station there.
• She would go for a long walk by the coast-guard path across the sand-hills, right out to Stone Horse Head.
• Parson Chichester last evening, calling on the coast-guard in his search, must have used their telephone and got the message through by some office open on Sundays.
• Below me was what appeared to be a small portion of Rosherville, augmented with two bathing-machines, and a residence for the Coast-guard.
• Frank reached the end of the house first, and discovered the coast-guard standing in the door-way, as motionless as a statue.
• They would have disdained wearing the garb of the present-day coastguard.
• Guarding the coast was not the only occupation of the Preventive Coastguard.
• Maclean is at the present moment alive, and is now serving as a lieutenant in the coast-guard.

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