Seaboard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEABOARD in dictionary:

VERB:
• Toward the sea.
NOUN:
• the line where land and sea meet, the coastline
• a region bordering the sea; the coastline
• The seashore; seacoast.
• the shore of a sea or ocean regarded as a resort
• coast
ADJECTIVE:
• Bordering upon, or being near, the sea; seaside; seacoast; as, a seaboard town.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the seacoast

Words related to SEABOARD

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Words that contain SEABOARD

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How to use SEABOARD in a sentence

• You need go no further than your own sea-board for evidence of this fact.
• In all the history of the seaboard tribes there was but one Pocahontas, one Uncas, and one Philip.
• In the natural order of things, each nation should have its own share thereof in proportion to its power, population, and seaboard.
• This was the direct reverse of what obtained along portions of the seaboard, where large numbers of the peaceable, well-to-do people stood loyally by the king.
• By the 1606 charter the colony was limited to 100 miles along the seaboard and 100 miles west from the coast.
• As soon as they suspended, others did the same, till in a few weeks every one along the seaboard from Albany to Savannah, and every one in Ohio, had stopped paying coin.
• Between 1849 and 1852 various purchases were made from the natives covering some fifty miles more of the north-western seaboard.
• The country of the Tibarenians was far more level, and their fortresses lay on the seaboard and were less strong, whether by art or nature.
• As to Cheirisophus, that general prosecuted his march along the 10 seaboard, and without check reached Calpe Haven.
• The Athenians also set sail from Chios, but stood out to open sea, since the seaboard of Asia was hostile to them.
• On the arrival of Tiribazus at the palace, the king sent down Struthas to take charge of the seaboard district.
• The flora includes nearly all characteristic forms of the other West Indies, the southern part of Florida, and the Central American seaboard.
• Land on the seaboard had been raised to fifty dollars per acre, and labor, forced to elect between them, took the cheaper.
• The western sea-board is the historic side of Italy.
• Coming late upon the scene, they found much of the land immediately upon the seaboard already taken up.
• The seaboard was quickly occupied by large planters and their slaves engaged in the cultivation of tobacco and rice.
• Like the seaboard colonists before them, they too cherished the spirit of independence and power.
• The vastness of their outlook and the wealth of their resources confirmed and extended the ideals of self-reliance that they had brought with them from the seaboard.
• In the first place we had to hold the Black Sea, with its extensive sea-board.
• In southern India we have a seaboard in communication with Egypt, Arabia and the Persian Gulf.
• They went all over seaboard Europe, conquerors and leaders wherever they went.
• Yet with these Drake sailed off to raid the whole Pacific seaboard of New Spain.
• Its surface is for the most part mountainous, though the seaboard district is frequently alluvial and marshy from the deposits of the numerous rivers.
• The Erie Canal, completed the year before his departure for Europe, had opened an unbroken water way from the Atlantic sea-board to the farthest shores of the great lakes.
• In this fraternity of vagabonds, those of the Mediterranean seaboard represented the East, those of the Atlantic seaboard the West.
• David Ingram, following Indian trails all round the Gulf of Mexico and up the Atlantic seaboard, came out where St.
• The application of steam power to ships of war no longer confines us to the seaboard in their construction.
• The result was a great rush of emigrants from the older states on the seaboard to the new settlements in the West.
• The fire ran across their borders and down the seaboard.
• Of modern steel steamers, built on the seaboard, there were but sixteen.
• The plan is that Spain shall send vessels to attack our Atlantic seaboard, and Japan shall simultaneously make war on the Pacific coast.

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