Trawler is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRAWLER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a vessel used for trawling
• a fishing boat used for trawling.
• trawling boat
• One who, or that which, trawls.
• A fishing vessel which trails a net behind it.
• a fisherman who use a trawl net
• a fishing boat that uses a trawl net or dragnet to catch fish
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a boat used for trawling

Words related to TRAWLER

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How to use TRAWLER in a sentence

• This effectively sweeps the whole space as the trawler sweeps the sea.
• Followed instantly an explosion so terrific that Ken distinctly felt the deck of the trawler lift under his feet.
• Almost as the words left his lips there came a shattering crash and a sheet of flame leapt up from the other trawler.
• Life in the future apart from our trawler seemed impossible, almost absurd.
• There was one trawler at our base so vain that they could never get her to enter the lockpits until her decks had been scrubbed and a string of bunting hoisted at the foremast.
• Taking her all in all our trawler was a good sort, one of the best.
• A heavy cable runs from trawler to trawler, and from this the chain net is suspended in the water.
• Take the case of Lieutenant Parsons, who was blown up in his trawler, escaped with his life, and undisturbed continued to command his group of sweepers.
• One day a submarine came up alongside a British trawler which was engaged in its regular fishing, was quite unarmed, and had a crew of old men and young boys.
• About fifty yards out, the wrecked trawler was lying completely on its side, with the end of one funnel visible.
• The green light was dimmer now, and the low, black outline of the trawler crept slowly over the glittering track of moonlight.
• Our trawler was travelling with the smoothness of a gondola on a Venetian canal.
• It had nearly gone when we sighted another trawler.
• I was informed that ashore we are too particular about trifles, because we have the room for it, but on a trawler there is not much room.
• He had just ordered the ship to be put over to a trawler in sight.
• We embarked in a trawler, and steamed towards the shore in the growing dusk as far as the depth of water would allow.
• Finally the skipper of the trawler, Captain Hubbard, told me he did not think we could be taken off that night, and therefore intended to drop anchor.
• They were placed in barges, and towed out by a pinnace to a trawler, and by that to the hospital ship, where the cases were sorted out.

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