Yachts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for YACHTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• YACHT, to sail or cruise in a yacht
• race or cruise in a yacht.
NOUN:
• a medium-sized sailing boat equipped for cruising or racing.
• a powered boat equipped for cruising
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sail in a yacht (a vessel used for pleasure cruising or racing)

Words related to YACHTS

yacht13 yachted16 yachting17

Words that contain YACHTS

yachtsman19 yachtsmen19 yachtswoman24 yachtswomen24 yachtsmanship28 yachtsmanships29

How to use YACHTS in a sentence

• In his anxiety to see fair play, however, your reporter at first innocently took the lead, shooting off, at the given signal, far in advance of the two yachts.
• On German yachts the lucky few of officers and men are carried on soft breezes round the harbour and outside the harbour mouth in the evening coolness.
• How swiftly it shot from his ken, flashing in and out among the yachts, where the lamps were burning dimly in that clear radiance of new-born day.
• How pale the lamps were growing on board the yachts.
• Half a mile more! The crews were now rowing between the anchored lines of yachts and excursion-craft.
• Any of the ordinary palace yachts could do the thing that way.
• Test and experimental work have been carried on here since August, 1918, in connection with destroyers and yachts.
• Some of these great men presented me with photographs of their yachts and palaces, not anticipating the use to which I would put them.
• Travelling with servants, hiring yachts and canoes, buying paintings, curiosities, and natural history specimens, had proved more expensive than he expected.
• Do yachts carry live beasts and a butcher on board? No.
• Yachts! He never sailed in anything but the biggest steamers, and got no fun out of that.
• Coffee suggests taverns, cafes, sailing vessels, yachts, boarding-houses-by-the-river-side, and pessimism.
• Then we dismiss the yachts on their Channel race westward.
• The type of American who owned this imported machine was the same that owned steam yachts and a box at the opera.
• The boats here, with the exception of private yachts, which are not numerous, are a disgrace to a civilized place.
• They live on yachts and in private cars and automobiles.
• Prohack, who said not a word, perceived a string of vessels of various sizes which he judged to be private yachts, though he had no experience whatever of yachts.
• I was on a steam-yacht awaiting the yachts which were racing for the Newport cup.
• Following along the coast, now in small yachts hired for the occasion, now in a birch canoe of our own, we passed from one village to another.
• Many modern yachts lie upon the blue waters, side by side with strange vessels peculiar to the Mediterranean, while the incoming steamer from Oran is just entering the harbor.
• He throws away his money on every sort of crazy reform, instead of spending it on such sensible things as yachts and automobiles and polo ponies.
• He immediately gave directions for the boat to be transported to the great lake near the convent of the Trinity, and here he ordered two frigates and three yachts to be built.
• The gardens of these palaces extend to the waters of the bay, where there are ever riding at anchor a fleet of pleasure-boats and royal yachts.
• A boat was sent off conveying an officer to take command of the fortress, while, in the meantime, two yachts were got ready for the departure of the tzar and his party.
• When Margaret told Miss Skeat that they were going in one of the finest yachts afloat, with the Duke and his sister, her companion fairly crackled with joy.
• People who cross the Atlantic in yachts are very different from the regular crowds that go backwards and forwards in the great lines.
• They passed through the crowd waiting to see the yachts start.
• The yachts fall away from their moorings, and one by one the sails fill out to the fresh breeze.
• The breeze had kept up well, and had now shifted a point to the east, so that the yachts, with their great ballooners, were running pretty well before the wind.
• Because, you know, Hamish, they have very fine yachts in the South.
• He earnestly desires speed, develops race horses and bicycles to surpass them, yachts, and engines.

Similar words containing YACHT without suffix s

yacht13 yachted16 yachter15 yachtie15 yachters16 yachties16 yachting17 yachtman18 yachtmen18 yachtings18 yachtsman19 yachtsmen19 yachtswoman24 yachtswomen24 yachtsmanship28 yachtsmanships29

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