Inboard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INBOARD in dictionary:

VERB:
• Inside the line of a vessel\'s bulwarks or hull; the opposite of outboard; as, an inboard cargo; haul the boom inboard.
• From without inward; toward the inside; as, the inboard stroke of a steam engine piston, the inward or return stroke.
NOUN:
• a type of motor boat
• a boat with an inboard engine.
• a boat's engine housed inside its hull.
ADVERB:
• within a ship, aircraft, or vehicle
• towards the centre of a ship, aircraft, or vehicle
• within the sides of or towards the centre of a vessel or aircraft
ADJECTIVE:
• located within the hull or nearest the midline of a vessel or aircraft
• (of a boat's engine) inside the hull
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a type of boat motor
• (of a boat\'s engine) inside the hull

Words related to INBOARD

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Words that contain INBOARD

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How to use INBOARD in a sentence

• The boat, occupants and all, was hoisted up to the davits and swung in-board.
• It was nothing less than the form of a man stepping inboard over the starboard rail, a little abaft the main rigging.
• All along the port rail there was a queer, undulating greyness, that moved downwards inboard, and spread over the decks.
• Instead, the warm ocean water, pouring inboard across the buried rail in a flood of pale phosphorescent fire, cushioned his fall.
• Then he gave one glance at the state of things in-board, running forward with the end of a rope to throw to Diogenes, should the cook rise near the ship.
• It then slowly descended, inclining inboard until it was safely, and somewhat carefully, landed on the decks of the vessel.
• We should have had it inboard, and the mate was to blame.
• Suddenly a bellow of rage close at hand caused him to look in-board.
• Another lay inboard on the quarter-deck, but it was so filled and covered with corpses that at first I did not notice it.
• It is intended that the men are then to stand parallel with the gun, and facing in-board.
• The object sought to be obtained is therefore to aim from in-board at an invisible target, the distance and direction of which are indicated by the Captain.
• Elsie and Gray became aware that Suarez was cautiously drawing himself inboard again.
• They were strong enough to keep the seas in bad weather, yet they had enough of the galley build to enable them to sail fast when the oars were laid inboard.
• The man on the bulwark shifted his shoulder for a better hold against the derrick-guy, and swung the limp hose in-board again.
• Soon after noon we anchored in Port Molle, and next day the Asp was stripped and hoisted inboard.
• The canoe now makes a sweep and comes up to the opening, when the net is closed in upon it, and hauled inboard with its contents.
• Assured of the position of his enemy, he returned in-board, and descended among his people.
• It reached the ship, and took the clew of the sail inboard, shaking and thundering, while the sheets lashed to and fro across the deck.
• Now we were close to her bows, and we heard the great yard creaking and straining, and the dull flapping of the loose canvas of both tack and clew which had blown inboard.
• Then Bertric signed to me that I should help him lift the inboard end of the planking, and we stepped forward together and bent to do so.

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