Wharf is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHARF in dictionary:

VERB:
• to place on a wharf; to strengthen by the building of a wharf
• To guard or secure by a firm wall of timber or stone constructed like a wharf; to furnish with a wharf or wharfs.
• To place upon a wharf; to bring to a wharf.
• provide with a wharf
• store on a wharf
• discharge at a wharf
• come into or dock at a wharf
• moor at a wharf
• put (goods, etc) on a wharf
NOUN:
• a landing stage, built esp. along the shore, for loading or unloading vessels
• a level quayside area to which a ship may be moored to load and unload.
• platform at a harbour for loading and unloading ships
• A structure or platform of timber, masonry, iron, earth, or other material, built on the shore of a harbor, river, canal, or the like, and usually extending from the shore to deep water, so that vessels may lie close alongside to receive and discharge cargo, passengers, etc.; a quay; a pier.
• The bank of a river, or the shore of the sea.
• a platform built out from the shore into the water and supported by piles; provides access to ships and boats
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to moor to a wharf (a docking place for vessels)

Words related to WHARF

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Words that contain WHARF

wharfs15 wharfed17 wharfie16 wharfage18 wharfies17 wharfing18 wharfages19 wharfings19 wharfinger20 wharfingers21 wharfmaster22 wharfmasters23

How to use WHARF in a sentence

• An animated and picturesque spot, as the steamer runs alongside, is the wooden wharf where passengers are to land and the ship to coal.
• The wharf and everything seemed to me to spin round and round.
• Two endless galleries run to the north and south of Commerce Dock, parallel with Orleans Wharf on the one hand and Lamblardie Wharf on the other.
• It terminated as Smith had foreseen at a wharf gate some six feet to the right of our post.
• Presently the vessel touched the wharf, and the travellers began to move towards the gangway.
• An unbroken water highway stretched from each plantation wharf to the wharves of London.
• At the margin of the water they found several small boats, moored under the shelter of a neighbouring wharf.
• Suddenly he thought of the signal by the use of which he had summoned Carrie to the door of the house by the wharf.
• The lane-like path stopped at a rickety sort of wharf, and at their approach a black head bobbed quickly up from a waiting boat.
• He reached the end of the wharf and gazed up and down the dark river.
• She made no answer, and the boat shot alongside the little wharf, where a crowd was gathering quickly to see us come.
• It will take him ten minutes to run up from the wharf.
• The lovers, who had laid their plans the night before, were already strolling toward the wharf.
• But they had never spoken to each other since the night on the wharf at Nettleton.
• Several persons said, that, the last they had seen of him, he was standing by the big post on the wharf, with a little boat in his hand that an old sailor had made for him.
• Twenty-seven carts and trucks carried this money from the wharf to the provincial treasury.
• Once more the Outdoor Girls and their comrades assembled on the wharf, waiting for the ridiculous little ferryboat that had been the butt of their jokes during the summer.
• I had only seen you that day on the wharf, yet I was thinking of you constantly, little dreaming that you were within a few yards of me all the time.
• The wharf built for the embarkation of the Burnside Expedition in 1861 is also here.
• As the sun arose, a great crowd assembled, and when the New York neared the wharf, shouts and cheers greeted her.
• I went down to the wharf to meet them, and three quaint little figures stepped from the hospital boat, with dresses almost to their feet.
• He liked to watch the vessels dropping down the stream, and nothing pleased him more than to go on board a newly arrived bark from Down East, as she was just moored at the wharf.
• I meet my friend at the gangplank of the steamer on the wharf at the foot of Broadway.
• A boat left her side and pulled like mad for the wharf.
• Passengers lined the promenade-deck, shouting and waving to the crowd on the wharf below.
• Of these the most distinguished is Boston pier, or the Long Wharf, which extends from the bottom of State Street 1,743 feet into the harbor.
• To the right of the Government wharf are the Dry Stores spoken of in No.
• We rejoiced to see a small steamboat at the Prescott wharf.

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