Seaport is valid Scrabble Word

Is seaport a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for SEAPORT in dictionary:

NOUN:

a harbour for seagoing ships
a town or city with a harbour for seagoing ships.
town or city with a harbour for boats and ships
A port on the seashore, or one accessible for seagoing vessels. Also used adjectively; as, a seaport town.
a sheltered port where ships can take on or discharge cargo

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a harbor or town accessible to seagoing ships

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How to use SEAPORT in a sentence

Plymouth is an old-fashioned English seaport that has been rather famous ever since the thirteenth century.
But with what purpose had he deserted? To avoid naval discipline? To riot in some abandoned sea-port? for love of some worthless signorita? Not at all.
I regretted much not having time to trace this branch of the DeGrey to its mouth, as it might be found to be navigable, and afford a fine site for a seaport town.
He was trained for a commercial career in the Greenock Custom House, and in the office of a merchant in that seaport.
The seaport towns alone kept up some little semblance of order and self-government, and seem to have shown some slight capacity for self-defence.
The city of Salonika, a prosperous seaport of 140,000 people, which used to belong to Turkey but now is part of Greece, has over 50,000 of these Jews.
It was apparent that the junction of the Gila and Colorado must be the seaport of the new territory.
I know what a rotten hole Vancouver or any other seaport town is for a girl alone.
Yarmouth is the principal trade sea-port town in the county of Norfolk.
In this situation, as I was afterwards informed, I was taken up by a small vessel, and carried to a seaport town.

The Greeks were already in possession of this important city and seaport, as well as of the whole of southern Macedonia.
Sometimes a rough lot fill the canteen, drawn from the poorest class, perhaps, of an English seaport.
Ask in the big stores in Capetown and other seaport towns.
Alicante is a seaport on the south-east coast of Spain.
Moreover, nearly every seaport on the Gulf and Pacific coast fell into our hands without a blow.
Our party took an express train from the London bridge terminus for Newhaven, a small sea-port.
Of these four communications, that of Cette only leads to a deep sea-port, because the exit is there by a canal, and not a river.
A sufficient number of these should be lent to each sea-port town, and their militia trained to them.
In the little seaport town on the north coast of France had come together men and women of more than twenty different races.
From all Judea, camel caravans carried olive oil and wool to Joppa, the main seaport of southern Palestine.
BUDE, a small seaport and watering-place in the Launceston parliamentary division of Cornwall, England, on the north coast at the mouth of the river Bude.
He admits that the fall of that seaport would be a great disaster, but refuses to do any thing decisive for its safety.
Walter Brown in the seaport town of Bellemere, on Sandport Bay.
Only the sea-port towns had any notion of what was being done in other places.
CALAIS, a seaport and manufacturing town of northern France, in the department of Pas-de-Calais, 18 m.
Before any success could be hoped for, he said, Spain should get possession of some large seaport in Zealand, for the accommodation of its fleet.
The family lived in a seaport town, and your mother attracted the eye of a young seafaring man, holding a government position.
In 1040 the Normans captured Piraeus, the seaport of Athens, and in 1455 the Turks, commanded by Omar, captured the city.
Champlain was born in 1567 at the seaport of Brouage, on the Bay of Biscay, so that he was only thirty-six years of age when he set out on his first voyage to America.
Washburn and his family, and conveyed them to a safe and convenient seaport.
Nicolas, with its ceaseless bustle suggesting that of a distant genuine seaport.
He immediately took passage in a vessel laden with timber, bound for Liverpool, and in five weeks from that time he was standing on the quay of the great English seaport.
The establishment of a district church and minister in a large sea-port parish, like that of St.

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