Propel is valid Scrabble Word

Is propel a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is propel valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for PROPEL in dictionary:

VERB:

to drive forward
drive or push something forwards
spur or drive into a particular situation
To drive forward; to urge or press onward by force; to move, or cause to move; as, the wind or steam propels ships; balls are propelled by gunpowder.
cause to move forward with force
give an incentive for action
cause to move forward

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to cause to move forward or onward

Words related to PROPEL

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Words that contain PROPEL

propels11 sapropel12 propelled14 propeller13 propellor13 sapropels13 propellant14 propellent14 propellers14 propelling15 propellors14 propelment16 sapropelic16 propellants15 propellents15 propellings16 propelments17 sapropelite15 bipropellant18 dipropellant17 sapropelites16 bipropellants19 dipropellants18 monopropellant20 contrapropeller21 monopropellants21

How to use PROPEL in a sentence

Butler take him by the collar and propel him with some violence along the small passage, while another hand, which he dimly recognized as belonging to Mr.
Of what use would an engine be to a ship, if it were lying loose in the hull? It must be fastened to it with bolts and screws, before it can propel the vessel.
Birds not only rise in the air, but they can also propel themselves against the ordinary currents.
They had power of command over other objects, could propel sticks and stones through the air, could even tie him a prisoner to a stick that rendered him helpless.
With these the captain and Tim began to propel the boat toward the sinking craft in which were Mr.
In order, therefore to propel a Balloon of the same form and twice the diameter, at the same rate, it would require a force of four times the amount.
The officers of the boat and many of the passengers were hurrying round, with busy feet, and using necessary efforts to propel their speed.
The gasoline motor is the lightest power-generator that has yet been discovered, and it is this characteristic that makes it particularly valuable to propel automobiles.
The quadruped has to support the weight of his body, and propel himself forward, with the same force.
The first method has, to a considerable extent, failed on account of the inefficient way in which the compressed gas was employed to propel the torpedo.

Strokes of the paddle were no longer necessary to propel the craft at the breakneck pace.
Then he seized the long pole they had sometimes used to propel themselves over the lake.
When the wave had entirely raised his barque, aiding himself with one of the long oars to propel it over the rocky bottom, he gained the sea.
There are usually no paddles, but poles are used to propel the craft sluggishly over the waters of the lagoon.
The old man who led the singing prided himself upon the volume of sound which he could at any instant propel through his nose.
The force to propel this farming implement is attached in the usual way, with but few modifications.
Not only are launches and automobiles making use of gas power, but the gasoline engine has made it possible to propel aeroplanes through the air.
Very slight effort was required to propel the delicate craft, which seemed to become sentient, and to move forward in obedience to the wishes of its occupants.
He did not contend with John Fitch, but on the contrary tried to aid him and advised him to use other means than oars to propel his boat.
In this book he gives directions how to propel boats by means of his engine against the current of the Mississippi.
Muscles and tendons having to do with locomotion are more frequently injured than are any of the other structures whose function is to propel the body or sustain weight.
Beginners will be surprized at the ease with which back strokes propel the body through the water without any undue effort.
It seemed to be an almost impossible feat for any man to propel three narrow planks, top-heavy with a human freight, across a wide channel through which such a sea was running.
They foresaw that it would be impossible for them to propel even this against the swift current and reach the river, where they might procure relief from some passing boat.
She had to be long, or she might not carry enough oarsmen to propel her with sufficient swiftness.
A rope attached to the platform, and fastened to a crank below the stage, will propel the Goddess to her position.
Ropes attached to each end, at the bottom of the boat, passed under the waves, and roved through blocks, can be used to propel it from one side of the stage to the other.
The forces which were at work needed no artificial impulse to propel them forward.
The preaching of the Gospel is spiritual gunnery, and many a well-loaded cartridge has failed to reach its mark from lack of powder to propel it.
It was not likely that the Revolutionary Tribunal would give heed to an American dreamer and his proposition to propel by steam a boat on the Seine.
Her great weight seemeth to propel her forward, ostrich-fashion.

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