Islet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ISLET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a small island
• a small island.
• a portion of tissue structurally distinct from surrounding tissues.
• A little island.
• small island

Words related to ISLET

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Words that contain ISLET

islets6 isleted8 misletoe10 misletoes11

How to use ISLET in a sentence

• A solitary islet outlined in the distance spoke only of solitude and made the space more lonely.
• Just beyond the lake lay the sea, with many wooded islands, and there, on a little islet, lived her parents and her brothers and sisters.
• Always I found myself on a rocky, surge-battered islet so low that in storms the salt spray swept over its highest point.
• In passing the cape we kept nearer to the sandy islet 7 than before, and had not less water than seven fathoms.
• The islet of Kennery, about ten miles from the mouth of the harbour, and three from the mainland, had long been a thorn in the side of Bombay trade.
• That islet is a rock of coral upon which soil had been placed unknown years before, and which produced fruits and flowers in abundance under the hand of the caretaker.
• Only the said father, by the will of God and the beneficent miracle of a wave, which bore him safe and sound to a rocky islet or reef, escaped.
• It was a rocky islet surrounded with many covered reefs.
• He sent these six soldiers in a small vessel to see if there was on an islet any water, of which they were in great need.
• The line of breakers ran for about a mile from south-west to north-east, and two hundred fathoms to the north of the ship an irregular mass of rocks formed a small islet.
• Glastonbury, an old Welsh foundation, stood on a solitary islet, where the abrupt knoll of the Tor looks down upon the broad waste of the Somersetshire marshes.
• Stones had burst the lights of the islet, they might prove as effective against the blue beasts.
• This land could be no other than the tiny islet of Takokota.
• When the king wanted to buy a certain islet in the lagoon from the chief priest, McAllister said no.
• Buache Island was visible as well as the small rocky islet between it and Cape Peron.
• Pelsart, like Easter Group, is marked by a detached islet lying a mile off its north-east extreme.
• Not that these were less happy, but that she now beheld them, as she had always formerly beheld such joys, as an unstable islet in a sea of storms.
• Pencroft and Herbert then went round the point of the islet, so as to take them in the rear, and cut off their retreat.
• The channel was easily traversed, and the boat touched the opposite shore of the islet.
• The boat was not more than two cables-lengths off the islet when she stopped.
• In it, also, there are three islets laid down to the south of Red Point, which must be meant for the double islet lying directly off it, for there are no others.
• The opening was not more than two miles wide, and was still further contracted by a low islet in the middle, surrounded with shallow banks.
• The foreign settlement now stands on Shamien, a pretty islet in the river, in splendid contrast with the squalor of the native streets.
• He therefore gave orders to warp the ship about, and steer round the islet, on the other side of which he fully expected to find the pirate.
• From the crater of the islet George, which attained a height of 150 feet, some stones several cubic yards in bulk were projected to a great distance.

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