Shanghai is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHANGHAI in dictionary:

VERB:
• to kidnap for service aboard a ship
• force (someone) to join a ship lacking a full crew by drugging them or using other underhand means
• coerce or trick (someone) into a place or position or into doing something
• shoot with a catapult
• catapult in a particular direction
• force or trick (someone) into doing something
• To intoxicate and ship (a person) as a sailor while in this condition.
• take (someone) against his will for compulsory service, especially on board a ship
NOUN:
• a city on the east coast of China, a port on the estuary of the Yangtze; population 11,283,700 (est. 2006). Opened for trade with the west in 1842, Shanghai contained until the Second World War areas of British, French, and American settlement. It was the site in 1921 of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party.
• A large and tall breed of domestic fowl.
• the largest city of China; located in the east on the Pacific; one of the largest ports in the world
• catapult

Words related to SHANGHAI

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Words that contain SHANGHAI

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How to use SHANGHAI in a sentence

• As long as he stayed in Shanghai, and as often he came back to the city as a base, he and Rutledge were pretty frequently together.
• From Shanghai, Suchau, and other cities the Taipings were driven out by the aid of foreigners, chiefly led by Ward and Gordon, the former an American, the latter a Briton.
• These conventions bear date at Shanghai on the 8th November, 1858.
• Taswell Skaggs was in Shanghai when he heard the news.
• Shanghai was thrown open in 1843, and developed with extraordinary rapidity from a town to a city of a million and a centre of world-wide importance.
• He was soon sent to Shanghai as one of the Committee of Delegates on the translation of the Scriptures into the Chinese language.
• Since 1890 there have been forty-five new manufacturing plants established in Shanghai.
• In the first week of February, 1894, I returned to Shanghai from Japan.
• In 1893, 15,000 ounces of hydrochlorate of morphia were admitted into Shanghai alone.
• There are eight thousand men of Japan in Shanghai, keen young men, all looking for the advantage of their country.
• They said this to each other between drinks, and there was then, as now, much drinking in Shanghai.
• They were living in the interior at that time, not too far in, and Rivers had come down to Shanghai to negotiate some transactions for a certain firm.
• Then he went down to Shanghai and spread the news among his friends, and from that time on, the success of the Temple Hotel was assured.
• Then the anxious mother went to the Shanghai Cock about it.
• All of this took quite a while, and the Shanghai mother could not sleep again.
• Every scrap was eaten, and nobody laughed when the Shanghai Cock said that the fine weather had given him a better appetite.
• In Hongkong, Singapore, and Shanghai there will be trouble too, and goodness only knows what wreck at Cheltenham, Bath, St.
• In the foreign quarter of Shanghai just behind the residence of Mr.
• Without hindrance, but half delirious with joy, they headed for Shanghai.
• The crossing from Shanghai to Japan was rough, and the wind bitter.
• Bailey, United States Consul-General at Shanghai, sent a message to him relating to Chinese slavery, and the menace to our country from it.
• They no longer soar, and they attain only to a Shanghai and Cochin-China grandeur.
• But, apart from that great fact, the need of mission service is as really in New York as it is in Shanghai.
• Kingsmill identify the place with Shao-hing fu, a large and busy town, compared by Fortune, as regards population, to Shang-hai.
• I spent ten years at Ningpo, and one year at Shanghai, both on the southern seacoast.
• Not to speak of high schools for both sexes in Fukien, they have a flourishing college in Shanghai, and a university in the imperial capital under the presidency of H.
• The nights are quite cool, although we are near the Equator and the heat in the day time is not nearly as oppressive as it is at Aden or Shanghai in the summer.

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