Sennit is valid Scrabble Word

Is sennit a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
6 points in Scrabble
8 points in WWF

Definitions for SENNIT in dictionary:

NOUN:

plaited straw or rope, also SINNET
plaited straw, hemp, or similar fibrous material used in making hats.
braided cordage in flat, round, or square form, made from three to nine cords and used for making mats, lashings, etc.
flat braided cordage used on ships
A braided cord or fabric formed by plaiting together rope yarns or other small stuff.
Plaited straw or palm leaves for making hats.
flat braided cordage that is used on ships

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

braided straw used in making hats

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How to use SENNIT in a sentence

Presently, when I had made an end of this, I called for a length of the sennit, and, with the aid of another man, contrived to string one of the bows.
Next, Lamai tied him securely with a sennit cord about the neck and untied the cords that bit into his legs.
Sennit a rope, as a matter of course, and Marble met him at the gangway with the usual civilities.
Sennit preferring to make his examination in the open air, to making it below.
But Sennit knew as much of the history of my country as he did of his own, having obtained all he had learned of either out of newspapers.
While I endeavour to do justice to principles, I wish to do no injustice to Sennit.
Powlett, or the gentleman whom Sennit had announced as her first-lieutenant.
Sennit now appeared disposed to show me every slight and indignity it was in his power to manifest.
But, though so much disposed to smile Lord Harry Dermond was equally disposed to listen to every suggestion of Sennit, that was likely to favour the main chance.
When all was ready, it appeared that Sennit was to be our prize-master.

Sennit and Diggens both came on board us, bag and baggage.
I felt the circumstance of being left under the command of such a man as Sennit almost as sensibly as I felt the loss of my ship.
Sennit even took possession of my state-room, in which he ordered his own cot to be swung, and from which he coolly directed my mattress to be removed.
This is the secret of his giving Sennit such a set of raw ones.
Sennit struck me as being a much more difficult subject to get along with.
I was afraid, moreover, Sennit might take it into his head to have all hands all night, under the pretext of drawing in with the land.
Sennit had made but an indifferent dinner, it would seem, and he appeared every way disposed to take his revenge on the present occasion.
Sennit, Marble, and myself, sate quite an hour at table.
Sennit and myself did this, almost as a matter of course, separating, in order that each might make his observations at leisure.
To do Sennit justice, I must acknowledge that he behaved himself particularly well on this sudden appeal to his activity and decision.
In the first place, I ordered Sennit, who was awake, and had been, I believe, the whole night, to haul the boat up and to lay hold of one of the boat-tackles.
Sennit now began to remonstrate, and to point out the danger there was of being towed under, the ship going through the water the whole time at the rate of five or six knots.
Sennit availed himself of this accident, to make further remonstrances on the subject of having any more men put in the boat.
Sennit were living, I think he would do us the justice to say he was not forgotten.
I proceeded at once to the taffrail, where I hailed the boat, desiring Sennit to haul her up within comfortable conversing distance.
From that moment I gave myself no concern on the subject of Sennit and his prize-crew.
I afterwards learned that Sennit and his companions were actually landed in the island of Barbadoes, after a pleasant passage of only twenty-six days.
Nevertheless, unlike Sennit, he was all vigilance and activity.
I could not quit the quarter-deck, from a desire to ascertain, if possible, what had become of Sennit and his companions, though prudence dictated concealment.
A stout, broad platform was held firm between the canoes with many lashings of sennit, a strong, but yielding, framework on which was a small house of straw where the crew lived.
These were tied to the rocks, and the ropes of cocoanut sennit in the course of hundreds of years had worn the stones away.

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