Kelp is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KELP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to burn kelp seaweed
• burn seaweed to make a type of ash
NOUN:
• a type of seaweed, also KILP
• a large brown seaweed that typically has a long, tough stalk with a broad frond divided into strips
• the calcined ashes of seaweed, used as a source of various salts.
• The calcined ashes of seaweed, -- formerly much used in the manufacture of glass, now used in the manufacture of iodine.
• Any large blackish seaweed.
• large brown seaweeds having fluted leathery fronds
• large brown seaweed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to burn a type of seaweed

Words related to KELP

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Words that contain KELP

kelps11 kelpy14 skelp11 kelped13 kelper12 kelpie12 skelps12 kelpers13 kelpies13 kelping14 skelped14 skelpit13 kelpfish20 skelping15 skelpings16 kelpfishes22 heckelphone25 heckelphones26

How to use KELP in a sentence

• With our glasses we could make out the heads of seals fishing outside the surf, and a ragged belt of kelp.
• Now they are very few, and we find them only in dangerous spots, hiding on rocks or floating kelp.
• With this they catch their fish, which are in great quantities among the kelp.
• This kelp, or berry-plant, is the principal formation of this immense bank.
• The sea is a vast reservoir of potash, and seaweed, especially the giant kelp, absorbs large quantities of this potash.
• He could smell the sea, the brown kelp bared on rocky beaches by a falling tide.
• The cliffs north of Point Old and the area immediately surrounding the Rock are thick strewn with kelp.
• So he pursued the salmon as the salmon pursued the little fish among the kelp and boulders.
• He had fished for salmon along the kelp beds there and dug clams under the eye of the Elephant long, long ago.
• And in another week they will be breaking water like trout in a still pool around the rocky base of the Ballenas Light and the kelp beds and reefs of Squitty Island.
• A few gas boats and a few rowboat men held to the Island, depending upon stray schools and the spring salmon that haunted certain reefs and points and beds of kelp.
• The kelp around the vessel suddenly became alive with a small species of black crab.
• If the west wind holds with the last bit of the moon let you and Nora get up weed enough for another cock for the kelp.
• After a whole day spent in this employment, he would return about nightfall with several cocoanut shells filled with different descriptions of kelp.
• But the tops of bushes and large pieces of kelp have often deceived those looking out.
• But the population originally attracted by kelp remains to starve on the rocks of Rinvyle.
• The latter is used only for manuring the potato fields, the former being the proper kelp weed, and must be paid for whether it is used or not.
• One met them as in an opera, gathering kelp on the beach, driving their little tip carts through the lanes, or singing beside their thatched cottages.
• His body was stiff, aching, as he braced himself up on his hands and peered over the edge of their kelp nest.
• On the ledge Karara was heaping up the kelp of the nest.
• Besides the caves the attractions are the fishing and the kelp beds.
• Kelp is an impure carbonate of soda containing sulphate, and chloride of sodium, with a little charcoal.
• And its favorite sleeping grounds are in the forests of kelp and seaweed, where it can bury its head, and like the ostrich think itself hidden.
• But where the shore is honeycombed with caves and narrow inlets of kelp fields, is a safer kind of hunting.
• The wilder the turmoil of spray and billows, the more sea-otter would be driven to refuge on the kelp fields.
• Blowing across the bare brown reefs the night wind brought the scent of kelp and the muffled boom of surf.
• Mounds of old kelp lay drying in the sun, and the unforgettable odor of decaying sea-things mingled with the freshness of the morning.
• A hundred feet above the place where the first camp had been the rice-grass had been torn out by the roots and whitened drift-logs and kelp were massed there confusedly.
• The master of her states, that he sounded on it in seven fathoms, and saw moored kelp occupying the space of about half a mile.
• The kelp might have been adrift, and the sea, in that neighbourhood, often breaks irregularly as if on foul ground.
• About dark we had made sufficient offing and turned northward, plowing through large fields of kelp.
• Rauparaha, lowered down a sea-cliff, hid among the kelp by the rocks beneath.
• This is not a hake ground, although there are a few cusk to be had here on the deeper parts and an occasional small halibut is taken in the kelp on the shoal in June and July.

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