Horsepower is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HORSEPOWER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the power that a horse exerts in pulling
• an imperial unit of power equal to 550 foot-pounds per second (about 750 watts).
• the power of an engine measured in terms of horsepower
• a unit of power equal to 746 watts

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Words that contain HORSEPOWER

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How to use HORSEPOWER in a sentence

• The remaining capacity of the tunnel will permit of the installation of 50,000 additional horse-power, or 105,000 horse-power in all.
• The American ten horse-power single-cylinder motor will go faster and farther on our roads than most foreign double-cylinder machines of the same horse-power.
• When we entered we see the first thing a engine of over fifty thousand horse-power.
• I used to drive a horsepower gin wagon in slavery time.
• The earth in such works may be shifted by hand, horsepower, or locomotive.
• By one horse-power is meant a force strong enough to raise up 33,000 pounds one foot high in a minute.
• So, as a method of encouraging them, he offered to sell engines reckoning 33,000 foot-pounds to a horse-power.
• To furnish fuel for its engine of 100 horsepower it carries, in two tanks, 100 gallons of gasoline.
• These monsters of the sea are of 12,950 tons displacement, 13,500 horsepower and have 2,300 tons coal capacity.
• The engines of that monster passenger steamship, the ill-fated Lusitania, were of 70,000 horsepower.
• It was a plan that finally took the form of a revolving shaft overhead along the walk from the kitchen to the stable, where it was actuated by a light horse-power.
• The kind of chap you will find dashing through the streets in a forty horse-power automobile with a hundred fool-power chauffeur in charge.
• She was a steam screw sloop of 673 tons and 150 horsepower, with an armament of eleven guns, and had a full complement of British sailors and marines.
• At one side was a horse-power treadmill, such as he had often seen used for the sawing of wood.
• His shade, wherever it suffers, is favoured in these days by many such consolations, some of them of much greater horsepower.
• Robert Duncan, John Wood, Charles Wood, and Steele, and all supplied with engines of 400 horse-power by Mr.
• It is comparatively easy to determine the horsepower put out by almost any machine by the following method which is intended for small battery motors and small steam engines.
• Before giving the description, it may be well to know what horsepower means.
• One night he gave the boys an explanation of the relation of weight to horsepower in the internal-combustion engine.
• For example, in the ordinary household the amount of machine horse-power expended in fighting for the truth is really quite absurd.
• They are not expected to bear huge navies on their breast or supply a hundred-thousand horse-power to the factories of a monstrous town.
• The Spokane river here has a total fall of 132 feet, which furnishes a minimum of 33,000 horse-power, of which 15,000 horse-power is developed.
• It requires 3 to 4 indicated horse-power to drive it, and will cool 300 gallons per minute.
• In the cold air the engine ran splendidly, and Francis got every ounce of horse-power out of it.
• Our industries are being reorganized, and instead of engines of five, ten or fifty horse-power, engines of fifty to five hundred horse-power are now common.

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