Marines is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARINES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MARINE, a soldier trained for service on land and sea
• a member of a body of troops trained to serve on land or sea, in particular (in the UK) a member of the Royal Marines or (in the US) a member of the Marine Corps
• members of a body of troops trained to serve on land or at sea
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or found in the sea
• relating to shipping or naval matters
• (of artists or painting) depicting scenes at sea
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a soldier trained for service at sea and on land

Words related to MARINES

marine8

Words that contain MARINES

rosmarines12 submarines14 aquamarines22 primariness15 summariness15 ultramarines14 customariness17 primarinesses17 summarinesses17 customarinesses19

How to use MARINES in a sentence

• The same day the American marines took the greater part of Belleau Wood.
• The casualties among the British marines, who arrived only a day or two before the city capitulated, were comparatively insignificant.
• No distinct body of marines was formed, but land troops were employed, when required, for this maritime service.
• We came back with the great news that British Marines were coming to hold Antwerp.
• They were survivors of the battalion of marines who defended Dixmude.
• A second knocked two marines into a bloody palpitating mash.
• The governor in Valencia was sending a detachment of marines, and the lagoon would be filled with navy boats.
• The Portuguese were to face them, while five hundred English soldiers and marines, led by naval officers, were to force the gateway and scale the rampart.
• To help him he had brought a couple of watch-keepers, a surgeon, three engineers, a naval instructor and the captain of Marines.
• Already irritated by the laughs which had been created at their expense, and resolute to defend their comrade the marines resisted.
• The American troops had held their positions there during the last part of June, and it was there that the heroic marines halted the enemy in his march upon Paris.
• Captain Cook, however, did not seem willing to trust to appearances, but was particularly attentive to the disposition of the marines, and to have them kept clear of the crowd.
• Only forty-five seconds to go before the Marines would stop firing and retire.
• They are aware of the fact that marines may be landed and such landing not be considered an act of war.
• All through the night there was fevered activity among the marines.
• The facts of the case are given by the young American, John Ledyard, of Connecticut, who was corporal of marines and in the very thick of the fight.
• Cook led the way on the pinnace with Ledyard and six marines.
• Stockwell, the officer of marines, accompanied them on board, having taken his passage like themselves to return to England.
• Emancipated convicts, on the other hand, were allowed much the same privileges as discharged marines.
• Both officers and marines here narrowly escaped with their lives.
• Further back, assembling his marines in marching order, was Lieutenant Henry Watson, a smaller man of extraordinary nervous energy.
• We landed with facility, there being very little surf, and some marines ready to run the boat upon the beach the moment she touched the ground.
• Burn, and Lieutenant Carrington of the Marines, left us to return by way of Regent Square, to the Eden.
• Immediately before the car walked the other two Marines, with guns on their shoulders.
• The English fifteen thousand, on the other hand, were three-quarters seamen and one-quarter soldiers who were mostly trained as marines, and this total was actually present.
• A Navy launch was in sight and coming closer, bearing a draft of marines bound for duty on one of the battleships.
• We hear of the operations of the marines with the Austrians.
• It is not by allowing Spain to raise a legion here in the first instance, and afterwards by sending a few hundred marines, that any really important object can be accomplished.
• I was now told of a melancholy accident which had befallen one of our marines.

Similar words containing MARINE without suffix s

marine8 mariner9 marinera10 mariners10 marineras11 rosmarine11 submarine13 aquamarine21 rosmarines12 submarined15 submariner14 submarines14 aquamarines22 primariness15 submariners15 summariness15 transmarine13 ultramarine13 fluviomarine20 ultramarines14 antisubmarine17 customariness17 primarinesses17 summarinesses17 customarinesses19

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