Lascar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LASCAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an East Indian sailor, also LASHKAR
• a sailor from India or SE Asia
• East Indian seaman
• A native sailor, employed in European vessels; also, a menial employed about arsenals, camps, camps, etc.; a camp follower.
• a volcano in the Andes in Chile

Words related to LASCAR

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Words that contain LASCAR

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How to use LASCAR in a sentence

• Having made Tucopia on the 20th of September, Buchart, his wife, and a Lascar, were put on shore, and the Hunter proceeded on her voyage to Canton.
• A canoe, in which was the Lascar, soon afterwards put off from land and came alongside.
• The Lascar had an old silver sword-guard, which he bartered for a few fishing-hooks.
• The Prussian said he had himself never made a trip to Manicolo with the Tucopians, but the Lascar had gone once or twice.
• Nothing but the efforts of Lascar Catargiu and the sound patriotism of a few statesmen saved the country from what would have been a real misfortune.
• There a Lascar came alongside in a canoe, sold him the handle of a sword in silver that bore the print of characters engraved on the hilt.
• The Lascar pretended that six years before, during a stay at Vanikoro, he had seen two Europeans that belonged to some vessels that had run aground on the reefs some years ago.
• He tried to get on to Vanikoro, where, according to the Lascar, he would find numerous debris of the wreck, but winds and tides prevented him.
• Both he and the Lascar stoutly swore that no one else had been in the front room during the afternoon.
• The Lascar was known to be a man of the vilest antecedents, but as, by Mrs.
• I gave a cry of surprise, threw up my arms to cover my face, and, rushing to my confidant, the Lascar, entreated him to prevent anyone from coming up to me.
• In a few minutes he left this in a skiff accompanied only by Fuzl Khan and a lascar.
• There was the boat, the lascar resting motionless on his oar.
• When it was finished the lascar went over it line by line, comparing it with the paper at his left hand.
• The man pushed off, and the lascar watched the boat float silently down the stream until it was lost to sight.
• A minute or two later the lascar in the after part of the boat was unobtrusively examining the scrap of paper.
• Clarke, with a sailor and one lascar, alone remained when they reached Watta-Mowlee.
• But as the moon shone upon its vanishing face, it revealed the whitening eyes and teeth of the Lascar seaman.
• Dragging out one of them with feverish eagerness to the light, the Lascar forced it open.
• There was a stealthy rustle below that seemed to approach the hatch, and then with a sudden bound the Lascar leaped on the deck.
• The Lascar had, during his forced seclusion, put back the boxes of treasure and replaced the planking, yet not so carefully but that the quick eye of Renshaw had discovered it.
• The next moment he had stripped away the planking again, and the hurriedly restored box which the Lascar had found fell to the deck, scattering part of its ringing contents.
• A Lascar sailor, who was living with the savages, acted as interpreter.
• Thence Lascar sailors can be brought, who are cheaper and are very good seamen.

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