Seagulls is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEAGULLS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SEAGULL, a gull frequenting the sea
• a popular name for a gull.

Words related to SEAGULLS

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How to use SEAGULLS in a sentence

• Above him the seagulls screamed, circling round the fringe of the incoming tide, and the sound being entirely mortal recalled him to himself.
• But as his more forward foot began to sink he heard again the cries of the seagulls which seemed to restore his benumbed faculties.
• And the keen taste of the sea ran through all like a master-flavour, borne over the spaces perhaps by the seagulls that cried and circled high in the air.
• Even the sharp eyes of the seagulls must be deceived by this trick.
• I would exchange these sea-gulls for swans, and scud a swallow for ever about the banks of Thamesis.
• They were true marines, and from Manhattan Island to utmost Japan, the brown, bright sides, full bows, and bulwarks tumbling home of the Dutchman were familiar as the sea-gulls.
• And most wonderful of all, the summer before, seagulls had appeared, seagulls coming all the way up from the coast to settle on the fields there in the wilderness.
• Then the sailing boats, flying before the breeze like seagulls, and the waves, if it was a rough day, rolling and beating and thundering on the beach.
• The birds, too, had returned, and the sea-gulls had taken up their abode on a great patch of level ground just on the other side of the lake.
• The sea was unusually calm, the sky above was blue, the air mild and balmy, the white sea-gulls circled in the air, the waves broke with gentle murmur on the yellow sand.
• The only living things upon it are the sea-gulls and other birds that circle in clouds around the smoking crater.
• For three days we lay almost motionless on the glassy water, sometimes surrounded by large flocks of sea-gulls.
• In single file we followed the dog Trelawney after the seagulls.
• The seagulls against the sky were like little crucified angels.
• Swarms of tiny flies cover the surface of every half-evaporated pool, and a few white sea-gulls are drifting on the swells.
• Quantities of sea-gulls were flying about and flocks of little snipe ran down over the retreating surf, catching food, turning and running rapidly in before the coming wave.
• Overhead the seagulls in great flocks were returning from shelter, screaming as though with joy as they dived down to the sea.
• Here on these lonely stretches of empty land I met no one, saw no living thing save the seagulls.
• The tide, receding, had left little islands of virgin sand, grass tufted, the home of countless sea-gulls.
• Look at my sand islands, virgin from the foot of man, the home of sea-gulls, the islands of a day.
• Bronson tells us that the poet delighted in the seagulls, which in stormy weather come into the city waters.
• All day there had been a flock of sea-gulls following them, and, attracted by the light, they sometimes dashed against the windows, startling the girls and delighting Dwight.
• There, hunting among the rocks, paddling, watching the sea-gulls on the red cliffs beyond the stream, she enjoyed herself greatly.
• The beach of Santa Maria was strewn with mangled remnants, over which the seagulls quarrelled.
• The seagulls flew about the masthead and dipped into the blue water.
• The seagulls floated in mid-air above the sea, and the autumn trees waved their golden clusters in the breeze.
• Some sea-gulls also, heralds of the neighbouring ocean, soared above our heads.
• He could hear their strange cries to each other and to the steamer, harsh like the voice of sea-gulls.
• I have often seen sea-gulls assemble on the land, and have almost always observed that very stormy and rainy weather was approaching.
• Prayers of desperation were miraculously answered by a flight of white sea-gulls that destroyed the invader and saved the crop.
• She bought a paper, held it to scan the headlines, Smiled for a moment at sea-gulls high in sunlight, And drew deep breaths of air.
• Sea-gulls came out to meet the steamer, circling on white wings against the blue, and the air grew soft and fragrant with the odors of flowers and tropical fruits.
• He stepped into the four-wheeled cab that Colin Laing chartered, just as if four-wheeled cabs were as common as sea-gulls on the shores of Loch-na-Keal.
• Susan Sharpe was up with the lark, or, rather, with the sea-gulls whirling and shrieking out on the tossing waters.

Similar words containing SEAGULL without suffix s

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