Battleship is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BATTLESHIP in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a heavily armoured warship of the largest type having many large-calibre guns
• a heavy warship of a type built chiefly in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with extensive armour protection and large-calibre guns.
• large and heavily armoured warship
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a warship of the largest and most heavily armed and armored class

Words related to BATTLESHIP

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Words that contain BATTLESHIP

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How to use BATTLESHIP in a sentence

• What Jack thought Frank meant was that he was going to glide down to the deck of the battleship.
• Followed by Jack, his first and second officers, Captain Raleigh made an inspection of the giant battleship.
• When the cadets were called, the following morning, they found the battleship fleet at anchor in Hampton Roads.
• CHAPTER VI IN TROUBLE ON FOREIGN SOIL From Hampton Roads the Battleship Squadron, with the midshipmen on board, sailed directly for Plymouth, England.
• The midshipmen, too, hurried forward, mingling with the crew, as the big battleship swung around and tried to find her wake.
• In the afternoon the chaplain on each battleship held funeral services over the three lost midshipmen.
• It soon got into effective range and loosed its torpedo and with deadly effect on a German battleship.
• Influence of his work lives in the modern battleship.
• They might have been in the other wars which have touched Gallipoli, but a few miles of country were nothing at all to the guns of a modern battleship.
• As it was, several inches of water stood between, a more effective armour than a two-inch steel plate on a battleship.
• They demanded to be sent back from Havre on a battle-ship.
• From the row of heavy guns and great ports, several of which were open, I knew her to be a battleship and of large size.
• In the deep water just beyond Sand Key lay a great battle-ship, tugging sullenly at her pondrous anchors, and looking like some vast sea monster, uncouth and relentless.
• We spend more money building one battleship than in the annual maintenance of all our state universities.
• Here it was met by the noble battleship Indiana and nine other war vessels, thus making a convoy altogether of fifteen fighting craft.
• The Malay States gave to the Empire a battleship and a battalion.
• They already have at least thirty-two capital ships in building, and each one of them is about twice the size of our largest battleship.
• There were increasing millions of people who had never seen a soldier, never seen a battleship.
• They thought that an American battle-ship was trying to force its way in, perhaps with the whole fleet in its wake, and were ready to give it a hard fight.
• A battleship and two cruisers have been despatched thither under forced draught.
• Verity, as I said to you that Hozier was good enough to take charge of the bridge of a battleship.
• Several cruisers, and later a battleship and battle cruiser, mounted guard over the expedition.
• But, from the battleship, you are outside the frame of the picture.
• The roar of thunder that followed quick upon its heels was like the explosion of a twelve-inch gun as heard in the steel-jacketed turret of a modern battleship.
• But the greatest battleship on earth is not one-hundredth part as complicated and efficient a piece of machinery as your little son.
• We could destroy the largest battleship afloat as easy as to snap our fingers.
• The fleet was accompanied by the Spanish battle-ship Carlos V, which carried 50 cannon and 500 men.
• Far out to sea puffs of fire were dimly seen like the flashes of a battleship in action, where the island volcano of Oshima was emptying its wrath against the sky.
• The battleship, that efficient and highly-developed instrument of war, is so immaculate that one could eat his meals on its very decks.
• While that flag flew no one was admitted to the battleship unless he belonged on board.
• No damage was done to the three new warships being built at these works for the government, the cruisers California and Milwaukee and the battleship South Dakota.

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