Sailboat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAILBOAT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a boat with sails
• boat propelled chiefly by sail
• A boat propelled by a sail or sails.
• a small sailing vessel; usually with a single mast
• a boat propelled by sails.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a boat that sails

Words related to SAILBOAT

sailboats11

Words that contain SAILBOAT

sailboats11 sailboater12 sailboaters13 sailboating14 sailboatings15

How to use SAILBOAT in a sentence

• On and on sailed the balloon, being blown by the wind like a sailboat.
• That was that when Oh-Pshaw was a baby only three months old she had been taken out in a sailboat by her father and mother on the river which ran through Oakwood.
• The great danger for them is that a chance current might place this plunder of the immense marine desert before the prow of a slow-going sailboat.
• They came around on both sides of the sailboat as though they were going to crush it with the meeting of their hulls.
• Here and there a sail-boat glided by, with a different, but scarce less pleasing motion.
• But the sailboat could not go under the bridge, nor even make a landing on the shore without risk of getting aground.
• An endeavor has often been made to construct a canoe that a person can easily carry overland and put into the water without aid, and convert into a sailboat.
• A sail-boat had conveyed them from the nearest beach.
• For such emergencies they provided themselves with a sail-boat and skipper, hired for the whole season, and arrayed themselves in a highly nautical rig.
• The sailboat was now only a little more than half a mile from the pier.
• He ceased to fight, his body grew limp, and, clasping one of his hands in her own strong, brown fingers, Madge swam toward the spot where she had left the sailboat.
• Could it be possible that the wind and the tide were carrying the sailboat ashore faster than she could swim? Surely the youth on board would come forward to help them.
• The stranger she had left on board the sailboat was not coming to their aid.
• The sailboat had completely disappeared, and Tom was able to tell only a part of their strange adventure.
• The tired girls could see that a sailboat was being anchored near the shore.
• Bill crossed over to the mainland in his sailboat to bring a Justice of the Peace back with him to marry him to Mollie.
• I know he is the man who took the sailboat from Madge and me, and Mr.
• They were watching a small sailboat that, half a mile out upon the red flood, was bowling in before a smart breeze, and trying to make out its single occupant.
• His master owns a large sail-boat, and, as the water near the shore is not deep, he has to use a small boat to reach it.
• Here and there a sail-boat glided by, with a different but scarce less pleasing motion.
• Then, as his brother skillfully managed the sailboat, Frank once more bent over the unconscious form.
• He found it floating at sea, and hiring a sailboat, started to tow it to land.
• Shallock confessed to setting fire to the sailboat of the Racer boys, and after a trial he was sent to jail for a long term.
• Again, on Monday, a sail-boat hove in sight, and, being overhauled by one of the gunboats, proved to be loaded with these fugitives.
• The others laughed Grace out of her fears, and they started off in the sailboat, the motor craft having been left at the repair dock some distance up the coast.
• No wonder I longed to buy a part of the trim little sailboat Dolphin, which chanced just then to be in the market.
• Jim Williams stole her! On that sailboat is where she seen my papa.
• The sail-boat danced bravely, up and down, going across the waves.
• Muir permitted to his family every summer brought changes for the better, even though the young girl spent most of the time in a hammock or reclining in the stern of a sail-boat.
• Our boat was an open sloop-rigged sail-boat, about twenty-five feet in length, which we had bought from a Russian merchant named Phillipeus.
• The unconscious form of Miss Butler was passed up over the side, followed by the other members of the sailboat party.
• He and his engineer had both believed that they had abundant room in which to clear the sailboat.
• The young naturalist is also a good sailor, and has the reputation of understanding the management of a sail-boat as well as any other boy in the village.
• He has no sail-boat, but he has passed hour after hour trying to conjure up some plan by which he might be enabled to possess himself of one.
• Bang! went the cannon which the veteran had again rigged on the bow of the sail-boat.
• When all was ready he went ashore and shouted for the Cripple and the Son of the Fool, who at once appeared out of the dusk, and were put on board the sailboat by him.
• One day, Harry and Sally were there with a small sail-boat attached to a string, which Harry held, as the boat sailed out on the water.
• Once we seriously considered building a sailboat, but the project was given up, as we had few facilities for such work.

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