Yacht is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for YACHT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to sail or cruise in a yacht
• race or cruise in a yacht.
• To manage a yacht; to voyage in a yacht.
• travel in a yacht
• sail in a yacht
NOUN:
• a vessel propelled by sail or power, used esp. for pleasure cruising, racing, etc.
• a medium-sized sailing boat equipped for cruising or racing.
• a powered boat equipped for cruising
• large boat with sails or an engine
• A light and elegantly furnished vessel, used either for private parties of pleasure, or as a vessel of state to convey distinguished persons from one place to another; a seagoing vessel used only for pleasure trips, racing, etc.
• an expensive vessel propelled by sail or power and used for cruising or racing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sail in a yacht (a vessel used for pleasure cruising or racing)

Words related to YACHT

yachted16 yachter15 yachters16 yachting17 yachts14

Words that contain YACHT

yachts14 yachted16 yachter15 yachtie15 yachters16 yachties16 yachting17 yachtman18 yachtmen18 yachtings18 yachtsman19 yachtsmen19 yachtswoman24 yachtswomen24 yachtsmanship28 yachtsmanships29

How to use YACHT in a sentence

• Then a yacht was built, manned by two men, and it was the delight of Peter to take the helm himself.
• I finally sent to Corfu for the little yacht on which I had made quarantine, and, pending her arrival, sent Laura and the children to Syra.
• Almost before the startled, dazed people on the balcony could grasp the full and horrible truth, the yacht had lifted anchor and was slowly headed out to sea.
• De Dosme on his yacht comes from Comaille, near Antun.
• Alfonso and Leo, who were both members of a yacht club in New York, came to the library from a short walk on the deck.
• Hall was to rejoin his yacht at Gibraltar, and doubtless he was now aboard.
• Dinner was taken aboard the yacht as it steamed away from Genoa.
• The yacht, like a slender greyhound, in charge of the first officer was swiftly running towards the Isle of Elba, en route to Naples.
• Within a few weeks of the wedding-day, he was drowned by the wreck of his yacht.
• The stillness of sea and sky was magical and they were a little delayed by the calm, but in due time the wind sprang up suddenly and the yacht danced into Whitby harbor.
• An orderly lifted in a little wooden yacht, bark-rigged, fourteen inches long, with white painted sails.
• Then came more scenes aboard the yacht, until the water parts of the drama were completed.
• The yacht of the Duc le Monpensier, however, ran the blockade, and took off Ismail Kemal, Gurikuchi, and that gallant chieftain Isa Boletin.
• My yacht is down in the Solent waiting for Cowes Week.
• The yacht ran into a wide-opening gulf between two forest-clad points, on the southern of which twinkled the lights of a large town.
• He induced her to get on his Yacht and go cruising through the Mediterranean when she wanted to take an Apartment in Paris.
• I lost my yacht off Turlock, when coming to England last autumn, and very nearly my life with it.
• The Kaiser is cruising in his yacht somewhere up round Norway, and His Majesty has shown no signs, they say, of interrupting his holiday.
• The yacht was scarcely out of sight beyond the outer rim of islands, when Cub recognized the call of Max Handy, the Canadian amateur at Rockport.
• Whether or not the latter knew of the departure of the yacht, the men and boys on board had no way to determine.
• The yacht is going down, and I must break this door in to release you.
• The yacht rolled sharply to port, flinging both on to the deck together, but sending the raft crunching overboard, clear of the side.
• Away there upon the black running current of the river was Keith, on that tiny yacht so open upon the treacherous sea to every kind of danger.
• There was a little landing-place here, with a few steps leading upward, where now and then a yacht was moored.
• I hate sleeping on board a yacht, and never do so if I can help it.
• What he had said to the Duke, and what the Duke had said to him, that evening on the yacht when they were talking about marriage, was exactly what he had always expected to occur.
• The yacht reeled under the stroke, but her bows staggered up again like a dog that has been felled, and after one or two convulsive plunges she clung hard at the strained cables.
• The second is instructed to have the yacht fitted out immediately for a long voyage.

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