Mariner is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARINER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a sailor
• a series of American space probes launched in 1962–77 to investigate the planets Venus, Mars, and Mercury.
• One whose occupation is to assist in navigating ships; a seaman or sailor.
• a man who serves as a sailor
• a series of American space probes launched in 1962–77 to investigate the planets Venus, Mars, and Mercury.
• sailor

Words related to MARINER

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How to use MARINER in a sentence

• Fixing me with a glittering eye, like the Ancient Mariner.
• On the instant a sailor, with presence of mind worthy of an English mariner, took an axe, ran forward and cut the cable.
• His father, a master mariner, died early, and the boy grew up in a lonely country life with his mother.
• Up the slope it went, one half of it burying the wretched mariner, and fell over into the chasm.
• As for Captain Kirkup, he did not appear till the last moment, when he proved to be a burly mariner, bearded like Abou Ben Adhem.
• That seasoned mariner would soon be able to tell if it was worth anything.
• Bob wondered if his friend was choking, he was so very red in the face, but he did not know that the mariner was trying hard not to laugh.
• THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE, OF YORK, MARINER.
• Descending to the shore, our young mariner got into the dingui, and pulled out round the vessel, to make a more minute examination.
• The mariner strained him to his heart, and it was some time ere the emotion of both had subsided sufficiently to enable the one to ask or the other to give further explanation.
• You have this advantage over the mariner, that he has but one method of calculating his position, while husbands have at least a thousand of reckoning theirs.
• The mariner had to carry everything in his head, and indeed he must still do so.
• Fastnet Rock lighthouse on the right, telling the mariner of half-sunken rocks, and Cape Clear on the left, soon drop behind.
• Neither does the steward of the vessel give any greater proportion of flesh or anything else to the captain than to the meanest mariner.
• In a few days, the Master Mariner disposed of his cargo, and went again to sea.
• Study the Tablet of the Holy Mariner that ye may know the truth and consider that the Blessed Beauty hath fully foretold future events.
• He usually began his life at sea as an honest mariner in the merchant service.
• They consented to take off the shipwrecked mariner, when, just as all seemed to be going well, back came the ship of friend Holford.
• He felt like a ship-wrecked mariner cast ashore on a desert island.
• Brendan, the voyager, is the most wonderful of the mariner monks of Ireland.
• But in a few moments his mariner eyes asserted themselves, and he saw some black spots on the strip of beach, which seemed to move.
• The mariner of the shawl was grave, silent, and, what was unusual in his deportment, respectful.
• A mariner, like him of the India-shawl, could not overlook so obvious an intimation of a change in the channel.
• He had raised an arm to arrest the retreat of the young mariner, and by a natural movement his hand slid along the limb it had grasped, until it held that of Seadrift.
• Fortune, which, until then, had smiled upon this hardy mariner, now turned adverse.
• I RETURNED in sadness to my lonely and desolate home, feeling like a shipwrecked mariner, cast upon a desert shore.
• A Mariner of England, 1780-1817, edited by Colonel Spencer Childers.

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