Hulk is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HULK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to appear impressively large
• To take out the entrails of; to disembowel; as, to hulk a hare.
• appear very large or occupy a commanding position
• move clumsily
NOUN:
• an old ship stripped of fittings and permanently moored, especially for use as storage or (formerly) as a prison.
• a large disused structure
• a large or unwieldy boat or other object
• a large, clumsy-looking person
• body of an abandoned ship
• The body of a ship or decked vessel of any kind; esp., the body of an old vessel laid by as unfit for service.
• A heavy ship of clumsy build.
• Anything bulky or unwieldly.
• a very large person; impressive in size or qualities
• a ship that has been wrecked and abandoned

Words related to HULK

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Words that contain HULK

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How to use HULK in a sentence

• Some extra coal and supplies were loaded on a clumsy wooden hulk, but he durst not risk her carrying expensive machinery.
• CHAPTER III A FUEL PROBLEM A few days after his visit to the factory, Lister sat one morning under a tarpaulin they had stretched across the hulk.
• When the throb of her engines slackened two or three white men leaned over her bulwarks and looked down at the hulk with languid curiosity.
• Another, he told to take charge of the galley, so long as we were in the hulk.
• Then, taking our places about the fire, we fell-to upon a discussion as to how we should come at the people in the hulk.
• He had bought a miserable hulk, and came, rubbing his hands, to inform me she was already on the slip, under a new name, to be repaired.
• Anthony had been like the unengined hulk, moored in gentle waters with never the hope of a voyage to rough seas.
• The clean-swept floor about the dismantled hulk was a spreading turmoil of parts.
• The stopper is working loose, and a few more surges will leave the hulk adrift.
• Its hulk was already torn with a long rip, but its engine still worked and it responded to controls.
• Quickly he transferred himself to the shoulders of the great, inert hulk.
• The rollers were not half so high and the hulk of the ship showed larger and clearer than ever.
• A little later, on a green slope, he discerned a moving hulk that he knew was a bear.
• But the remarkable thing was that the hulk did not appear to jump in the least, though there was not more than six feet of water under her keel.
• And as I looked at the black mud of the harbour and pictured in my mind that band of sailors whom I had not seen for two years, I saw an old hulk peeping from the mud.
• You could see the sky and sea through the old hulk anywhere.
• Halfway across the clearing the blurred hulk of running horses loomed in the starlight.
• He was taken on board a hulk, where he found two or three hundred other boys imprisoned.
• I think the old hulk in which you are, is near her wreck, and that like a prudent rat, you should escape in time.
• He turned to her, and through the darkness caught the vague outlines of her face, which was fixed on the faint blur which marked the forward part of the hulk.
• The keen blade severed the last inch of wood, the hulk pitched forward, and the mast with its boom and its tangle of rigging and canvas rolled from Dan and plunged into the sea.
• They could distinguish the floating hulk with the naked eye, but only those with powerful lenses could say positively that there seemed no life about it.
• Luckily for him, there was a full moon that night, by which the shadowy hulk and the swaying masts of the mysterious ship could be seen.
• Their masts were beat overboard, their tackle cut in pieces, and nothing but a hulk left, unable to move one way or other.
• Their purpose was to sink the old hulk in the channel and thus to seal up the Spanish ships in Santiago harbor.
• I examined him in the hulk at Sydney in the presence of the acting Governor, and was quite satisfied that he had never been beyond the Nundewar range.
• The first thing I knew, after coming in sight of this house, I saw a great hulk of a man come rushing out.
• He stepped cautiously forward, with hands outstretched, swaying to the sudden roll of the sinking hulk underneath his feet.
• He still, at imminent risk to himself, sent his bullets toward the dark line of Indian canoes and the flashing hulk of the ship behind them.
• We ought, therefore, to pause before we decide, that any deficiency in scientific skill rendered it a useless and unwieldy hulk.
• As Macleod, seated in the stern of the gig, approached her, she looked like some dingy old hulk relegated to the duty of keeping stores.
• It was fortunate he had not done so, he reflected, since the hulk was now required for very different purposes.

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