Galleons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GALLEONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GALLEON, a sailing vessel of the 15th and following centuries, often having three or four decks, and used for war or commerce
• a sailing ship in use (especially by Spain) from the 15th to the 18th centuries, originally as a warship, later for trade. Galleons were typically square-rigged and had three or more decks and masts
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large sailing vessel

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How to use GALLEONS in a sentence

• The formidable appearance of their galleons inspired on this occasion a perfect panic among the Dutch sailors.
• It is a place all blue and shining and full of pearls, and has in it coral islands and isles of spice, and storms and galleons and the bones of Drake.
• However, money would not fail them, provided that their galleons, laden with gold and silver from America, once entered their ports.
• Had those galleons been of moderate size, and twice as many, they would not have cost one-half as much.
• Seven galleons were made ready for sailing, and even the one that carried the least artillery numbered thirty large bronze pieces.
• Galleons would be of no use in such engagements, as they cannot vie with galleys, which can get under cover whenever they wish.
• Exercising our men at their quarters, in great expectation of meeting with the galleons very soon, this being the 11th of June, their style.
• On this a general joy spread through the whole ship, for they had no doubt but this was one of the galleons, and they expected soon to see the other.
• I have considered the number of galleons and pataches with which you are provided, and the galleys which were in process of construction.
• They looked for our galleons, and although they found traces of their having been in certain parts, they did not find the vessels.
• Consequently, our galleons were left without any patache, for one patache came in with the Siamese ship and the other did not find them.
• Catherine Adorni, weary of the ways of the world, watched the galleons come out of the west, and prayed to God, and saw the wind over the sea.
• Silently at the appointed time they crept up to the Moorish tents, beyond which lay safety and the great galleons.
• The latter having need of him to go with the galleons which, I have already said, were to go to Maluco with the reenforcements, he was fitted out for the expedition.
• In 1637, during the fifteen days that the galleons remained at Porto Bello, 500 men died of sickness.
• The Spanish vice-admiral and two other galleons gave chase, but without success, for the wind was against them.
• The fleet consisted of a hundred and thirty vessels, of which near a hundred were galleons, and were of greater size than any ever before used in Europe.
• Captain Stayner, whom he had left on the coast with a squadron of seven vessels, came in sight of the galleons, and immediately set sail to pursue them.
• In the West Indies, commodore Wager destroyed the admiral of the galleons, and took the rear-admiral on the coast of Carthagena.
• The forts here could not secure the Spanish galleons from Admiral Blake, though they hauled in close under the main fort.
• Some galleons have also come from the English, who, according to report, now have fourteen.
• It consisted of four galleys very well manned, and four very handsome galleons.
• We discovered that our galleons were stronger than their ships, for their balls did not pass through the sides of the galleons, especially of the almiranta and flagship.
• The fleet was composed of ten galleons, four galleys, one patache, and three frigates.

Similar words containing GALLEON without suffix s

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