Shipwrecked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHIPWRECKED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT):
• to suffer shipwreck.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT):
• to cause to suffer shipwreck.
• to destroy; ruin.
VERB:
• SHIPWRECK, to undergo shipwreck
NOUN:
• the destruction or loss of a ship, as by sinking.
• the remains of a wrecked ship.
• destruction or ruin: the shipwreck of one's hopes.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a wrecked ship or its parts

Words related to SHIPWRECKED

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How to use SHIPWRECKED in a sentence

• This assistance to the besieged and starving scouts came like a vessel to ship-wrecked men drifting and starving on a raft in mid-ocean.
• The natives, no doubt, were under the impression that the boats were from some shipwrecked vessel.
• A few weeks ago I was shipwrecked on the ocean and saved by clinging to a raft.
• VERONIKA So young, It is all like some dream before the sunrise, That left me but that little shipwrecked Star.
• Only cold provisions could be eaten, but in spite of this the little band of shipwrecked men maintained a cheerful demeanor.
• Chalk, who struggled along in the rear with his wife, to announce that they had been shipwrecked.
• Such were the leading disadvantages of the situation in which our mariners were placed, as compared with those into which most other shipwrecked seamen had been thrown.
• He insisted that they ought to show cause why they had not picked up the shipwrecked crews.
• The number of the shipwrecked was indeed too great.
• Their story, which we are now going to give, will complete the narrative of the adventures of our shipwrecked companions who traversed the desert.
• Richefort, who solicited it in vain, though he was also one of those shipwrecked.
• English officers eagerly claimed the pleasure, as they expressed it, of having some of the shipwrecked people to take care of.
• A singular colony it was of which the shipwrecked party found themselves now to be members.
• The two brothers were shipwrecked in infancy, and, being picked up by different cruisers, one was carried to Syracuse, and the other to Ephesus.
• As he read this, Selkirk was seized with intense pity for the unfortunate shipwrecked.
• All were shipwrecked, but most apparently succeeded in landing alive.
• But Stanley, living up to the practice he had learned from Livingstone, had turned enemies into friends, and now the natives made no attack on the shipwrecked Mackay.
• If a shipwrecked crew were brought ashore she always liked to take in one or two of the men, and her house was kept in a sad turmoil until her guests had gone away.
• I had heard that shipwrecked mariners sometimes throw out a bottle of papers to give posterity a clue to their fate.
• In 1618 he was shipwrecked on the coast of Formosa, which he considered to be a gateway to the Chinese empire.
• I found myself alone in life, more lost than the shipwrecked man in the midst of the sea, without a plank to sustain me.
• While the French commander, Ribaut, is shipwrecked in an enterprise by sea against St.
• It would have been better for this man if he had left the skeletons of the shipwrecked Spaniards in quiet possession of their wealth.
• He then proceeded to New York, and, purposely wrecking his vessel at Sandy Hook, landed in the guise of an honest shipwrecked mariner.
• According to his own account, he must have been shipwrecked at least twice a year ever since his birth.
• A murder of a shipwrecked sailor happened soon afterward on that coast, and became the talk of the country-side in his place.
• The two sailors who took care of the boat were called, and helped to carry the shipwrecked men out of the poop.
• Therefore, whoever he may be, whether shipwrecked, or exiled on our island, we shall be ungrateful, if we think ourselves freed from gratitude towards him.
• Sisily hurried past a group scanning the distant heights for the gaunt outline of the descending cab, like shipwrecked mariners on the look-out for a sail.
• This obstruction of rocks, simplified by night and sea, appeared to the shipwrecked men in the shape of a single dark band, a sort of black blot on the horizon.
• The shores were covered with dead fishes blown out of the water, and the bodies of ship-wrecked men.

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