Shipyards is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHIPYARDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SHIPYARD, a place where ships are built or repaired
• an enclosed area of land where ships are built and repaired.

Words related to SHIPYARDS

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How to use SHIPYARDS in a sentence

• The Shipping Board recently called for two hundred and fifty thousand men to be gradually recruited as a skilled army for work in shipyards.
• They drove, the wind at their backs, across the drawbridge, past the ship-yards, and out beyond the mills to the Marsh Road.
• Out at sea, opposite the Parade, vessels built in the busy shipyards on the Tyne may be seen doing their speed trials over the measured mile.
• Ship-yards were built, from which was launched the first ship built in Nova Scotia after the British occupation.
• And the streets and houses were alight in all the cities, the shipyards glared, and whatever roads led to high country were lit and crowded all night long.
• The Japanese pirates prevented the creation of a Chinese navy in this period by their continual threats to the coastal cities in which the shipyards lay.
• The Russian government has just had built at the shipyards of Mr.
• He was born and grew to boyhood in the shadow of the numerous shipyards then in active operation along the East River.
• Meanwhile, what has Germany been doing in her shipyards all this time? No one knows, but my hosts are well aware that we shall know some day.
• It has much timber, which serves for the shipyards, and for house-building in the neighboring islands.
• He ought to know it, for he was born to it, being the son of a workingman in the shipyards of Belfast.
• The governors of Filipinas must keep the shipyards well equipped and provided.
• The United States went into the war with something like thirty steel and twenty-four wood shipyards, employing less than eighty thousand men.
• Thus steel mills at long distances from the shipyards could be doing a very considerable part of building the ships.
• He has established two shipyards, which have done good work in building and repairing vessels.
• He has built, or has now in the shipyards, vessels worth in New Spain one hundred thousand ducats, which have cost him less than fifteen thousand.
• I erected shipyards in two places, separating the workmen, so that they might accomplish more if they entered into competition.
• It is necessary to change them and to keep them in two shipyards, as I have done, so that the expense at Acapulco, in Nueva Espana, might cease.
• She took long walks in street markets and along shipyards, each street of the metropolis smelling like fish.
• The chief one is Oton, which has a bar and port for galleys and ships, shipyards for building large ships, and a great amount of timber for their construction.
• From that early Fourth of July, for more than two hundred years shipyards multiplied and prospered along the American coast.
• The New England shipyards began building them, almost to the exclusion of other types.
• All nations of Europe were buyers at our shipyards, and our builders began seriously to consider whether the supply of timber would hold out.
• Indeed, at the moment of the preparation of this book, there were but two steel barges building in all the shipyards of the great lakes.
• From its ship-yards vessels of war were launched which struck terror into the Ottoman empire.

Similar words containing SHIPYARD without suffix s

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