Maelstrom is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAELSTROM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Dutch) a powerful whirlpool
• a powerful whirlpool in the sea or a river.
• a situation or state of confused movement or violent turmoil
• great whirlpool
• A celebrated whirlpool on the coast of Norway.
• Also Fig. ; as, a maelstrom of vice.
• a powerful circular current of water (usually the result of conflicting tides)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a powerful often violent whirlpool sucking in objects within a given radius

Words related to MAELSTROM

maelstroms14

Words that contain MAELSTROM

maelstroms14

How to use MAELSTROM in a sentence

• Under it whirled a maelstrom of varied radiance, pale with distance, but marvellously beautiful.
• If the men are swept away in the maelstrom of war, the women will continue to fight.
• Time seemed to stand still, and all the worlds seemed poised on their poles, as I fell, soul-becalmed, through the eddying whirl and swirl of the maelstrom air.
• The rest of the world is a maelstrom of corporate crime and high-level governmental corruption, occasionally tempered with well-meaning ignorance.
• She wanted to count in this great maelstrom of a city.
• It struggled madly to free itself, leaping almost clear of the water and lashing the placid lagoon into a perfect maelstrom.
• It was a maelstrom that caught her up, and buffeted her about, and tossed her helplessly this way and that.
• Half that distance in the direction of the maelstrom below was the dead trunk of a fallen spruce overhanging the water for fifteen or twenty feet.
• That terrific chant was now at its highest and wildest, and he and the doctor were caught in the human maelstrom and swirled hither and thither like straws.
• But once they were embarked on the maelstrom of passion, they seem to have been of exquisite torment and terror to each other.
• Other boarders and lodgers of the house had already eaten and gone, to resume their swirl in the maelstrom of the camp.
• But although the whirlpool, like its big brother, the maelstrom, was believed to be passable at certain states of the tide, no one had ever dared to try.
• The first term was ideal, but the second became a maelstrom of doubt and trouble in which he whirled madly around trying to find some philosophy that would solve his difficulties.
• Then came a riot of maelstrom fighting, with Smith and myself ever sinking lower amid a whirlpool, as it seemed, of blood-lustful eyes, yellow fangs, and gleaming blades.
• Little boys were playing soldiers in the middle of Pall Mall, no longer a maelstrom.
• I was about to explain how a comparatively small maelstrom could suck in the largest ship, when the curtain fell of its own accord, amid the shouts of the audience.
• He seemed to see all the ruined existences, which the maelstrom in Wall Street had dragged down into the depths, staring at him with haggard faces.
• Once more alone, I fell back into the hell of possibilities, the maelstrom of mistrust.
• These wounded had been tossed aside into eddies by the maelstrom of action.
• The happiness of Ireland was sucked into the maelstrom of his ruin.
• Also mobilization had been completed before she had finally decided to take the plunge into the maelstrom.
• Through the maelstrom the guide shrieked to him not to use the spur.
• We hear of the few who succeed, but of the many who are lost in the maelstrom we know nothing.
• To descend into that maelstrom of frenzied murder-lust took courage of the highest order.
• For at the moment a sucking maelstrom had caught her and whipped her out of his reach and flung her onward, for a little piling the churning water above her head.
• I married Lord Maelstrom for the connection, and I loved him pretty well, that is, soberly, Mr Newland.
• I crossed the road, wished them good-bye, and told them that I thought Lady Maelstrom looked very ill, and they had better go in to her.
• On the Friday I went to dine with Mr Masterton, and narrated what had passed between me and Lady Maelstrom.
• Diana felt helpless, drawn along in a maelstrom of chaos.
• He felt he was standing out of all this maelstrom of suffering and terror.
• His cabin was like nothing on earth, and in it, upon the outer edge of a dead maelstrom of his entire wardrobe, stood John Smith, cabin steward.

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.