Submarines is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBMARINES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUBMARINE, to travel by submarine
NOUN:
• a warship with a streamlined hull designed to operate completely submerged in the sea for long periods, equipped with a periscope and typically armed with torpedoes or missiles.
• a submersible craft of any kind.
• a sandwich made of a long roll typically filled with meat, cheese, and vegetables such as lettuce, tomato, and onions.
ADJECTIVE:
• existing, occurring, or used under the surface of the sea
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• underwater; undersea

Words related to SUBMARINES

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How to use SUBMARINES in a sentence

• Lying low upon the water also was a fleet of German submarines.
• There are only twenty-nine submarines in the United States naval service at the present time and only eighteen under construction.
• We consoled ourselves by the thought that at least in a rough sea we were safe from submarines, but the consolation became somewhat threadbare as time went on.
• The groups on deck reminded one another, with selfish satisfaction, of the great dangers that threatened the people embarking in the North Sea, harassed by German submarines.
• They were all thinking about the invisible submarines.
• Constantine allowed German submarines to use certain ports in Greece as bases of supply from which they got their oil and provisions.
• Germany proposed, therefore, to send out her submarines and sink without warning all merchant ships sailing toward English or French ports.
• In the days when there were no submarines or warships, it was the headquarters of pirates roaming at large in the Mediterranean.
• Submarines do not take prisoners if they can help it, and least of all from a man-of-war.
• Because I requested him, the captain told me of the crossing of the submarines.
• Two days later the German official blockade of Great Britain commenced and the German submarines began their campaign of piracy and pillage.
• The American steamship Leelanaw was sunk by submarines July 25.
• But it is also serviceable for attack, and especially for assailing submarines.
• She possessed 135 torpedo boats and 78 submarines, but many of these were of small size.
• The startling fact of the entire journey across the sea was that the Navy had won its first victory in driving off attacking submarines.
• He also telephoned a full report on the enemy submarines to Admiral Walter.
• This was very nice for lurking mines, sneaking submarines, and sudden cruiser raids against the British coasts.
• So the Allies, the British especially, built more and more destroyers to fight the German submarines.
• The hundred and fifty surrendered submarines went slinking into Harwich, the great British North Sea base for submarines.
• If von Tirpitz sent his fleet out he, too, might find himself in a trap of mines and submarines.
• Was the fleet really held prisoner by fear of submarines? If it could go and come freely when it chose, the harbour was the place for it while it waited.
• Keeping in close touch, the submarines spread out over the sea like a huge fan.
• In this case our rafts were so small that under the weight of only one man and his kit they immediately became submarines, so that one got partially wet crossing.

Similar words containing MARINE without suffix s and without prefix sub

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