Hulks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HULKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• HULK, to appear impressively large
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

Words related to HULKS

hulk11 hulked14 hulking15

How to use HULKS in a sentence

• No more could they grasp them than could the gaping civilians and the distinguished travelers grasp what these grand hulks of veteran soldiers had done.
• And three separate times we saw the hulks of rotting vessels, some of them having the appearance of a previous age, so ancient did they seem.
• If they draw their inference from the noise and apparent mirth of the prisoners when they leave Newgate for the hulks, I think their premises false.
• The double file of black hulks with plumes of smoke advanced very placidly in fair weather.
• They would be like the Spanish Armada, surrounded by the little English warships, pouring shot and shell into their unwieldy hulks.
• Do you know what I am? I am one of those old hulks drawn up on the beach.
• Here the sergeant made some sort of a report, and an entry in a book, and then the other convict was drafted to go on board the Hulks first.
• We saw the boat go alongside of the Hulks, and we saw the prisoner taken up the side and disappear, and then the excitement was all over.
• Experiments have been tried on hulks, by bombs projected horizontally, with terrible effect.
• In some places the hulks of old whalers were loaded with stone and sunk in the channels, and to get in or out became more difficult.
• This boat consists of two hulks, with solid beams of timber uniting the bows.
• They stood clasped thus in the blind night, bracing each other against the wind, cheek to cheek and lip to ear, in the manner of two hulks lashed stem to stern together.
• I shall think of the meet revenge I have had for my injuries during a long term of imprisonment at the hulks.
• As banker to three hulks, Collin was rich in the cash intrusted to his known, and indeed enforced, honesty.
• As Giafar to the Haroun el Rasheed of the hulks, he served him with the friendly admiration which Peyrade felt for Corentin.
• To anybody but this Machiavelli of the hulks, this hope would have seemed so absolutely impossible to realize that he would have gone on mechanically, as all guilty men do.
• La Pouraille had committed no less than three murders since his dismissal from the hulks.
• Hence the highly-developed art of disguise which the heroes of the hulks acquire.
• Competent authorities admit that the hulks have always owned large sums.
• And, in fact, every hero of the hulks is backed up by a devoted woman.
• Instead of being the boss of the hulks, I shall be a Figaro of the law, and avenge Lucien.
• By dint of escaping and being recaptured alternately, I have served seven years on the hulks.
• At the Hulks he recovered something of his dignity, and discretion rendered his first visit brief enough.
• Ross could get up, he unfortunately was mortally wounded in the body, by a cannon ball from the hulks, in the mouth of the River St.
• A bright July sun made no unpleasing picture of the huge hulks of the men-of-war, and of the many-masted merchant ships which lay within the harbour, or behind the fortifications.
• They sent for a number of useless hulks from Dover, and having filled them with every kind of combustible, sent them all aflame on Sunday night into the thick of the enemy.
• Out in the bay there was the steaming water, with a few rotten hulks waiting to be cast ashore, and two or three rocky islets sticking up for the sea to break against.
• They were in the midst of a graveyard of wrecked ships, and, on every side, scattered over the ocean bed, were the broken hulks that had once been stately vessels.
• They lived on and around hulks run ashore and thousands found shelter in Happy Valley tents.
• I once spent seven years in the hulks of a government department, chained with bourgeois to my bench.
• She had no practised gunners, nothing but a huddle of dismantled vessels in her navy-yard, most of them half-rotten hulks without masts.
• Eighteen hulks were hauled into the channel and moored head and stern.

Similar words containing HULK without suffix s

hulk11 hulky15 hulked14 hulkier14 hulking15 hulkiest15

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