Lighthouse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIGHTHOUSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a structure (as a tower) with a powerful light that gives a continuous or intermittent signal to navigators
• a tower or other structure containing a beacon light to warn or guide ships at sea.
• A tower or other building with a powerful light at top, erected at the entrance of a port, or at some important point on a coast, to serve as a guide to mariners at night; a pharos.
• a tower with a light that gives warning of shoals to passing ships

Words related to LIGHTHOUSE

fanal8 lighthouses18 pharos11

Words that contain LIGHTHOUSE

lighthouses18 lighthouseman22 lighthousemen22

How to use LIGHTHOUSE in a sentence

• One of his customs cruisers employed in the light-house service having been seized by the French, Mr.
• The line had been successfully brought to the left of the lighthouse.
• This light-house was a lofty tower, built of white marble.
• In every case since before a light-house could be built a previous cession of jurisdiction has been required.
• We had scarcely well cleared the light-house, when the wind increased to a gale.
• Some of the walls of the monastery, which stood on the island in Saxon days, can now be seen forming part of the dwelling of the lighthouse keeper.
• Then, we must go to the lighthouse, one of the most important of America, and the first to welcome the steamers coming in from Europe.
• And on the 29th, at noon, the lighthouse on the south head of the port was joyfully descried.
• This tempest began on the Wednesday before, and blew with such violence, and shook the lighthouse so much, that, as they told me there, Mr.
• But there is now another light-house built on the same rock.
• One noon Taffy returned from the light-house for his dinner to find a registered postal packet lying on the table.
• A group of them was seen off the Lighthouse of Cadiz this morning, but it blows so very fresh and thick weather, that I rather believe they will go into the Harbour before night.
• The new Light-house stands near the edge of the sea-cliffs, at an elevation of about fifty feet above the beach.
• Why, even the position of the light-house is not correctly marked.
• At the foot of the light-house lay a small, white cutter with its brass appointments glittering in the sunlight.
• The situation of the lighthouse appears admirably chosen, and it may readily be seen in the daytime, a wide gap being cut in the woodland behind it.
• In the seventeenth century a lighthouse was a sort of plume of the land on the seashore.
• The bark came gallantly in until she was only half a mile distant from the lighthouse, and then grounded heavily in about seven feet of water.
• For more than fifty years that woman tended her little lighthouse.
• From youth to old age, through winter and summer, storm and calm, fog and clear, that humble lighthouse beacon failed not.
• It is a most picturesque structure, and is useful as a lighthouse and prison, and is mounted with twelve old 10-inch, eight old 8-inch, and fourteen old 4-inch guns.
• Hezekiah Lighthouse married the Widow Partridge, and set young Rufus up in business.
• The ship was cheered, the harbour cleared, Merrily did we drop Below the kirk, below the hill, Below the light-house top.
• In order to render the Forth more accessible by removing the danger of the Bell Rock, it was resolved by the Commissioners of Northern Lights to build a lighthouse upon it.
• Selkirk was the principal builder, and ultimately laid every stone of the lighthouse with his own hand.
• Considering the nature of the work, it is amazing, and greatly to the credit of all engaged, that so few accidents occurred during the building of the lighthouse.
• The lighthouse had grown considerably by this time.
• We have said that everything in the lighthouse was substantial and very strong.
• The great lighthouse on the island of Perim, near Aden, throws its light for ten miles out on the dark sea and saves ships from the breakers.
• The lights, too, are abandoned during this season, the Lighthouse Board fixing a period in the early winter for extinguishing them and another in spring for reilluminating them.
• Yet, sturdy and secure as the lighthouse now looks, its erection was one of the hardest tasks that the board ever undertook.
• It is about ten miles from Cape Clear, and is a solitary rock rising out of the sea, on which a lighthouse is located.
• Not far away we saw the port, The strange, old-fashioned, silent town, The lighthouse, the dismantled fort, The wooden houses, quaint and brown.

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