Skiff is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SKIFF in dictionary:

VERB:
• to skim
• To navigate in a skiff.
• travel in a skiff
NOUN:
• a light rowing boat or sculling boat, typically for one person.
• a flurry or light covering of snow
• small boat
• A small, light boat.
• any of various small boats propelled by oars or by sails or by a motor
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a small, open boat

Words related to SKIFF

skiffed18 skiffing19 skiffless19 skiffs16

Words that contain SKIFF

skiffs16 skiffed18 skiffle17 skiffing19 skiffled19 skiffles18 skiffless19 skiffling20

How to use SKIFF in a sentence

• At this point, a light skiff was moving leisurely along in their own direction, but a short distance in advance.
• The skiff was hauled up then so Hunt Ward dived in after him, but he had to swim some to catch him and it was mighty funny to see them.
• In this manner, Mike at length got himself so far on the side of the lake, as to present a barrier of land to the evil disposition of his skiff to incline to the westward.
• The skiff bow suddenly plunged into a wall of green-and-purple bloom.
• Look at those two venerable gentlemen floating in a skiff upon the clear waters of Lake George.
• As the little skiff moved out upon the river, a carriage rattled across the bridge.
• Forward, there! send a crew into the jolly boat, sir, and bring me this old fellow in the skiff on board the ship.
• Pasquale hitched the painter of the skiff to the end that hung down, and went up easily enough in spite of his age and stiffened joints.
• Maybe I can make something out of it by being always ready to row people across, and I may even be able to put on something better than a skiff after awhile.
• Now he was being drawn up out of the plunging skiff, a helpless captive.
• It was apparent the skiff had some ominous meaning for them.
• But this loss of a moment gave the pursuing skiff her chance.
• He looked behind him and saw the dark mass of the skiff thirty yards away.
• To his horror he saw the long, dark line which marked the skiff begin to move swiftly after him.
• These details so occupied his attention that he did not notice a skiff made fast to the side of the raft just forward of where he tied his own.
• What he did know was that some one well acquainted with the fact that he had taken a skiff not his own was now searching for it and for him.
• By cautious inquiries he learned that the skiff had been left there by a young man calling himself Brackett, who had gone on down the river, but was expected back in a day or two.
• He had no idea of direction, not even whether his skiff was heading up-stream or down, or drifting broadside to the current.
• By a mighty effort Billy Brackett spun the skiff around, and with the energy of despair pulled back towards the raft.
• At the bridge they got into a little skiff, and Sam took the oars.
• Skiff, now head of the Field Columbian Museum, was its business manager.
• The next day, after kissing mamma and the children, we got into the large skiff with papa and three days later stepped ashore in New Orleans.
• Embedded in the prow of the skiff lay the spear that had been cast after me by him whom I suddenly desired to save.
• I was entirely within the power of the savage man whose skiff I had stolen.
• When they rose to the surface, they found the skiff right side up, and dancing over the waves they had made, and the ducks and oars were floating in the water around them.
• Not long after this short dialogue, the skiff reached the side of the Coquette.
• And leaning from the skiff, he took the sword from the hand, which forthwith vanished, and immediately thereafter the skiff bore him back to land.

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