Lugger is valid Scrabble Word

Is lugger a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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6 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for LUGGER in dictionary:

NOUN:

a small 2- or-3-masted fishing boat with lugsails and jibs on bowsprit
a small sailing ship with two or three masts and a lugsail on each.
small working boat with an oblong sail
A small vessel having two or three masts, and a running bowsprit, and carrying lugsails. See Illustration in Appendix.
An Indian falcon (Falco jugger), similar to the European lanner and the American prairie falcon.
small fishing boat rigged with one or more lugsails

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a small sailing vessel

Words related to LUGGER

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Words that contain LUGGER

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How to use LUGGER in a sentence

You must picture me all this time as sitting upon the side of the lugger and turning my prospects and my position over in my head.
But, Signor Vice-governatore, I have come to offer you the service of my lugger, should this Frenchman really intend mischief.
Little else was talked of that day than the menaced attack of the republican frigate, and the escape of the lugger.
When everything was ready, the twelve sweeps dropped into the water, as by a common instinct, and a powerful effort started the lugger ahead.
All in the lugger, therefore, considered this collision with the Proserpine at an end, for the moment at least.
As the evening approached the wind began to decrease in force, and then the people of the lugger lost all their apprehensions.
On opening Porto Ferrajo bay, we saw a lugger lying at anchor off the town, with English colors flying.
Sail was now made on the ship, and we chased the lugger into the mouth of the Golo.
As for the last, she glanced timidly around her, fearful that the lugger, too, had been brought into the throng of ships that crowded the anchorage.
At the same time, he was forced to allow that he possessed no direct evidence that the lugger he had chased was a Frenchman at all, and least of all le Feu-Follet.

But it was too much to give up the lugger as well as the prisoner.
Now, this lugger must be pretty picking if all they say of her be true.
Still, as it was a first object with Raoul to rejoin his lugger as soon as possible, after landing Ghita, he did not wish to place his boat in any situation of much risk.
Raoul trod the deck of his lugger again with the pride of a monarch as he ascends his throne.
There was a scene of lively congratulation, and of even pleasing emotion, on the deck of the lugger, when Raoul so unexpectedly appeared.
Under such circumstances, therefore, it is not surprising that the watch on the deck of the lugger indulged this necessary want.
The lugger had now been ashore quite four hours, and the sun had been up fully three.
He wished the lugger to be in an equal state of preparation, it being plain enough that two to be pursued would embarrass the English, in a chase, twice as much as one.
He kept more away in the line for Paestum, rightly enough believing that, in the greedy desire to overtake the lugger, his own movement would pass unheeded.
To him, as to all others in authority, there seemed to be but one thing desirable, and that was to secure the lugger.
It was an easy thing for the French to set all their canvas, the hamper of a lugger being so simple.
It was the lugger, of a certainty, though so dimly seen as to render it difficult at moments, to trace her outlines at all.
As she was kept a rap full, or a little off, indeed, to prevent the lugger from slipping past, she might have gone from five to six knots.
The sea had swallowed all, lugger, people, and hamper.
The English seamen collected some fuel from the spare spars of the lugger, and lighted a fire on the rock where they had been found.
Men are too busy now to look after the doings of every lugger that passes along the coast, and never were French goods so plentiful or so cheap.
Krok put down his lantern on a rock, and he and Uncle George got in and pulled out to the lugger which was anchored about twenty yards out.
We laid the body in the boat again, and Krok lifted in some great round stones, and we rowed out to the black loom of the lugger.
Arriving long after the departure of the regular packet, Bervie had hired a lugger, and had sailed with the two ladies for Calais, having a fresh breeze in his favor.
Each ship had but one mast, with a broad lugger sail, and for anchors they had only heavy stones attached to cables.
We have said that, among those who were at the conference, might be observed some persons who might be recognised as part of the crew of the lugger.
There was neither moon nor stars visible, but in the bay the experienced eye could discern the mysterious lugger.

Similar words containing LUGG without suffix er

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