Sank is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SANK in dictionary:

VERB:
• SINK, to subside to a lower level
• to go down or become submerged below the surface of something liquid.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of sink
• imp. of Sink.

Words related to SANK

sink8 sinking12 sinks9 sunk8 sunken10

Words that contain SANK

sanko9 sankos10 pysanka16 pysanky19 countersank17

How to use SANK in a sentence

• Owing to a heavy sea it had to be abandoned and sank shortly afterward.
• This was a terrible piece of news to poor Dick, and at first his heart fairly sank within him, but by degrees he came to be more hopeful.
• As I sank into a great chair, the subdued tone, the delicately sensuous harmony of my surroundings, drew from me a deep sigh of relief and comfort.
• And yet it seemed hopeless, for his strength sank daily.
• As he sank back against the cushions of the big touring-car he felt a pleasing thrill of excitement, and as he passed the traffic police, and they saluted mechanically, he smiled.
• The faces of the players fell away in thick gloom, the voices sank into crazy echoes, and the curtain went down.
• Although the wind sank, which was against them, the darkness increased, and the fact that two other trees were afloat within view, was greatly in their favor.
• She walked as she had walked in nightmares, with knees, weak as water, that sank under her at every step.
• When at last he flew in at her window, he was so weary that he sank down on a couch and fell fast asleep.
• As she sank, more and more water was taken into her tanks until she weighed slightly more than the water she displaced.
• The next instant she sank back in her seat, nearly fainting.
• The tide and the sea breeze put some strain on the cable, but every now and again it slackened as the bow sank with the long rocking of the vessel.
• When I was thirteen years younger I was loved, and my dearest sank to the grave.
• She looked at him with tears of pity in her eyes, while her heart sank with fright.
• Bravely she fought on unsupported, and her upper deck and top guns were served until she sank.
• His heart sank within him when this continued several minutes, and half the circuit of the pond was completed without bringing him the first evidence of the whereabouts of Nellie.
• They sank over the boot-tops into the sand at every step, they were hampered by their equipment, and the blazing August sun made their rifles almost too hot to hold.
• The two young princes, entirely overcome by grief, sank on their knees at the bedside of their mother.
• The way led through mangrove swamps, where the men sank to their knees in rotting grasses or plunged to their waists in slime.
• The lower part of the town, where the street grade sank rapidly, went under water almost at once.
• Pierced with wounds, Apopi the serpent sank into the depths of Ocean at the very moment when the new year began.
• The warm spring was quite large and ran a hundred yards or more before the water sank down into the dry and thirsty desert.
• And so, as night spread over the town, she sank into sleep, lying back in the cane-chair like a worn-out child, her burnished hair vivid against the darkness beyond.
• The wild black peaks of the Black Forest were spread below us, and the sun sank through golden mist toward the Alsatian hills.
• She turned as white as death and sank back into the chair from which she had half-risen.
• As the people of Altorf watched Tell go, their hearts sank.
• He sank in so far that he had hard work to get out.
• Then in a swoon she sank and lay with her head on his bosom.

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