Slaver is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLAVER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to drool
• let saliva run from the mouth
• show excessive admiration or desire
• To suffer spittle, etc., to run from the mouth.
• To be besmeared with saliva.
• To smear with saliva issuing from the mouth; to defile with drivel; to slabber.
• let saliva drivel from the mouth
• dribble saliva from the mouth
NOUN:
• a person who dealt in or owned slaves.
• a ship used for transporting slaves.
• saliva running from the mouth
• excessive or obsequious flattery.
• person or ship engaged in the slave trade
• A vessel engaged in the slave trade; a slave ship.
• A person engaged in the purchase and sale of slaves; a slave merchant, or slave trader.
• Saliva driveling from the mouth.
• a person engaged in slave trade
• someone who holds slaves

Words related to SLAVER

slavered12 slaverer11 slaverers12 slavering13 slaveringly18 slavers10

Words that contain SLAVER

slavers10 slavery13 beslaver13 enslaver11 slavered12 slaverer11 beslavers14 enslavers12 slaverers12 slaveries12 slavering13 beslavered16 proslavery18 slaverings14 antislavery17 beslavering17 slaveringly18 antislaveries16

How to use SLAVER in a sentence

• The quivering mouth seems to drip with a continual, phosphorescent slaver.
• It roared, flung its slaver into our faces, wriggled beneath our strokes.
• It is no matter of pride to us that the South has never been able to produce a sailor skilful enough and bold enough to take command of a slaver.
• As she did so she glanced warily at the two Hudson Bay dogs dripping eager slaver from their scarlet tongues and following her every movement.
• No, my girl, that is the mark of an English cutlass in a scuffle on board a slaver.
• Afterwards, as a slaver, and even, as it was hinted, as a pirate, he had left an evil name behind him in the Bight of Benin.
• On the same evening we saw a vessel, which our captain affirmed was a slaver, run into the bay.
• We had hardly lost sight of the slaver before one of our own crew had nearly committed suicide.
• The demons hung furiously over them, and cast their poisonous slaver from every side upon the men below them.
• Another thrust forth his hand while unfolding his covering, and, when he withdrew his arm, it was withered by the virulence of the same slaver.
• CHAPTER XII THE SLAVER Robert spent more days in New York, and they were all pleasant.
• A slaver and he a prisoner on board her! He might be gone a year or more.
• Your temper has been spoiled by success, but in time nearly every slaver meets his punishment.
• The slaver lay directly in her track, and every man in the vessel was gazing with deep interest, in order to see whether they might yet hope to pass on her weather-beam.
• Not the smallest sign of any intention to depart, or in any manner to change her position, was, however, discoverable in the pretended slaver.
• He then obtained a commission as a slaver on the coast of Guinea, and in the summer of 1567 set sail.
• Livingstone was out on the long, bloody trail of the slaver, the trail that stretched on and on into the heart of Africa where no white man had ever been.
• However, we pulled boldly out from under the shelter of the island, thinking to intimidate the slaver into heaving to.
• The wolf snapped as he lay and a red slaver dripped from his fangs.
• Another favorite device of the white slaver for landing victims is the runaway marriage trick.
• See how they frown and slaver, the birds are close below their noses.
• A grain of truth was dissolved in the slaver of anarchy into a hundred lies.
• The shark was their sexton, and the gleam of his white belly piloted the slaver in his regular track across the Atlantic.
• I can find but one difference in favor of the French slaver, that he took the shackles from his cargo after it had been a day or two at sea.
• They kidnapped men in the interior, and their expeditions sometimes went so far that the exhausted victims occasioned the slaver a loss of sixty per cent, upon his voyage.
• A significant fact is that the address given by this white slaver is Socialist headquarters, in Chicago.
• The slaver of this animal during its imprisonment is gathered.
• Once a slaver went ashore off Jamaica, and the officers and crew speedily got out the boats and made for the beach, leaving the human cargo to perish.
• To a certain slaver lying off the Windward coast a girl was brought in a canoe by a well-known black trader, who took his pay and paddled off.
• Almost any weather-beaten old hulk was thought good enough for a slaver.
• Accordingly, when a slaver found his cargo infected, he would promptly throw into the sea all the ailing negroes, while still alive, in order to save the insurance.
• Others made it unlawful to carry slaves to States which prohibited the traffic, or to fit out ships for the foreign slave trade, or to serve on a slaver.
• But sometimes the odds were hopeless, and the slaver could not hope to escape by force of arms or by flight.
• What was the natural result? When a slaver, chased by a cruiser, found that capture was certain, her cargo of slaves was thrown overboard.
• The officer who had this experience writes also that it was thirty days after capturing the slaver before he could land his helpless charges.
• But her time came, and when in 1860 the slaver, Nathaniel Gordon, a citizen of Portland, Maine, was actually hanged as a pirate, the death-blow of the slave-trade was struck.

Similar words containing SLAV without suffix er

slave8 slaved10 slaves9 slavey12 beslave12 enslave10 slavers10 slavery13 slaveys13 slaving11 slavish13 beslaved14 beslaver13 beslaves13 enslaved12 enslaver11 enslaves11 slavered12 slaverer11 beslavers14 beslaving15 enslavers12 enslaving13 reenslave12 slaverers12 slaveries12 slavering13 slavishly18 slavocrat14 slavophil17 beslavered16 disenslave14 proslavery18 reenslaved14 reenslaves13 slaverings14 slavocracy20 slavocrats15 slavophile18 slavophils18 unenslaved14 antislavery17 beslavering17 disenslaved16 disenslaves15 enslavement16 reenslaving15 slaveholder18 slaveringly18 slavishness17 slavophiles19 disenslaving17 enslavements17 slaveholders19 slaveholding20 slavocracies19 slaveholdings21 slavishnesses19 antislaveries16

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