Navigable is valid Scrabble Word

Is navigable a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for NAVIGABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

that can be navigated
(of a waterway or sea) able to be sailed on by ships or boats
(of a track or road) suitable for vehicles
(of a website) easy to move around in
wide, deep, or safe enough to be sailed through
Capable of being navigated; deep enough and wide enough to afford passage to vessels; as, a navigable river.
able to be sailed on or through safely

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

deep enough and wide enough to afford passage to ships; capable of being navigated

Words related to NAVIGABLE

Words that contain NAVIGABLE

innavigable17 unnavigable17 navigableness19 circumnavigable27 navigablenesses21

How to use NAVIGABLE in a sentence

But not, understand, a deep and navigable one, as long as the land retains its present level.
He did not believe there was a navigable sea at the pole, but he was of the opinion that there was open water somewhere about.
Water power on navigable streams is usually produced by dropping immense volumes of water a short distance, as twenty feet, fifteen feet, or even less.
So long as one had to consider the navigable balloon the aerial side of warfare remained unimportant.
It was essentially a middle-aged devotion, and bore the same resemblance to the picturesque passion of five-and-twenty that a snow-fed torrent does to a navigable river.
But both torrents and navigable rivers are liable to a common fate, they may fall over precipices, and when this comes to pass even the latter cease to be navigable for a space.
There is a chain of glorious mountains, winding through its entire length, of varied height, whence many large and navigable rivers take their source.
I must not deceive you into a belief that the Ohio is always navigable.
This, however, is only in the spring and fall, as at other seasons the Merrimac is not navigable for common-sized boats, at a greater distance than fifty miles from its mouth.
Our towns and cities were on the seaboard or on the banks of rivers navigable for vessels of size sufficient for their purposes.

It hath the advantage of many creeks, or rivers, that run into the main river or bay, some navigable for great ships, some for small craft.
On examining the two branches of the river it was evident that neither of them was navigable further.
They talk of making a canal to the Seine, the nearest navigable part of which, at present, is fifteen leagues from hence.
One of the rivers which descends from the Snowy Mountains, and passes through Erewhon, is known to be navigable for several hundred miles from its mouth.
Against that the navigable balloon will presently operate.
I am inclined to think the practicable navigable balloon will be first attained by the use of a device already employed by Nature in the swimming-bladder of fishes.
At certain seasons White River is navigable to Forsyth.
He finds that cotton is king with the Alabamians, and that the State has fifteen hundred miles of navigable rivers and a good railway system.
The Yarra-yarra is not navigable even for boats many miles beyond Melbourne, on account of the numerous falls.
His exploration of that inland gulf, was probably in the hope of finding a navigable passage to the Pacific Ocean.
A project is in agitation, and it is said that it may be carried into effect at an inconsiderable expence, of making the Touques navigable to Lisieux.
Two leagues distant from Veragua he sailed up the river Hiebra, since it was navigable for the largest vessels.
Streams empty into the harbour but they are not navigable for large ships, only for native canoes.
By this plan Grant could always be near navigable water and could in this way easily supply his army with food and military stores.
The waters of hundreds of navigable streams converge there, and it must become the rival of London and Paris.
All of them are navigable, and abound in all kinds of fish, which are very pleasant to the taste.
The river is about half the size of the Hawkesbury, and is navigable for boats of twenty tons burden as high up as the town.
The Derwent too, it has been seen, is navigable for vessels of the largest burden for twenty miles from its entrance.
Her extreme terror would not allow her to wait until the rise of the Nile again rendered the canal navigable, and she resolved on transporting her fleet to the Red Sea by land.
The Columbia and Lewis rivers border it on three sides with navigable waters.
It is on the Great Northern railway, on the navigable Skagit river, and is a city of much commercial importance to the agricultural district around it.
From just below Leopoldville all the way to Matadi, the river indeed rushes down narrow gorges, but above, for nearly a thousand miles, it is navigable for steamers.
The river here is a broad and noble stream, and at high water navigable for vessels of large tonnage.
Paul a large pier for a bridge has been built just below this place directly in the navigable channel of the river.

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