Beach is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEACH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to drive onto the shore by a lake or the sea
• run or haul up (a boat or ship) on to a beach
• (of an angler) land (a fish) on a beach
• (of a whale or similar animal) become stranded out of the water
• leave (someone) at a loss
• To run or drive (as a vessel or a boat) upon a beach; to strand; as, to beach a ship.
• land on a beach
• run or haul (a boat) onto a beach
NOUN:
• a pebbly or sandy shore, especially by the sea between high- and low-water marks
• area of sand or pebbles on a shore
• Pebbles, collectively; shingle.
• The shore of the sea, or of a lake, which is washed by the waves; especially, a sandy or pebbly shore; the strand.
• an area of sand sloping down to the water of a sea or lake
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to drive ashore

Words related to BEACH

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Words that contain BEACH

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How to use BEACH in a sentence

• The beach at the lower end of this lake is comparatively flat and the water shoal.
• For the whole cliff was falling daily into the sea, and it was hardly safe to venture to the beach for fear of falling stones and earth.
• For the last twenty-five years of his life he lived at 36 Beach Street, New York, where he wrought every day in the year, and often until far into the night.
• It seemed to glide further and further on the beach, as if the ship were being lifted and driven inland.
• The beach directly before them was low and receding.
• But as they approached the beach, Adolphus could not resist the prospect before them.
• Frequently we were obliged to leave the trail running through the woods, and return to the lake, and follow the beach for some distance.
• No haven, no docks, no comfortable place even for setting up the frame of a ship on the beach.
• The first object that struck her view was the dead bodies of these men, lying naked on the beach.
• Our beach presented a most interesting and busy scene.
• Thus a second time were we left to our own resources on Kororarika Beach.
• The state of distress and exhaustion in which they were found on the beach was truly pitiable and moving.
• After a brief rest we rode along the beach towards the city gate.
• Consternation and almost panic prevailed among the hundreds who stood watching the ghastly sight from the beach.
• Seven Mile Beach was a rather dangerous stretch of the Jersey shore, not far from Cape May.
• In spite of breakers and a heavy sea, six of the sailors leaped overboard opposite a sandy beach, and with great difficulty reached the shore.
• Traces of a shelving beach are there distinguishable at the distance of one hundred and fifty yards from the present boundary of the sea.
• Last time it was Palm Beach, and before that it was Newport.
• Presently, however, they heard the sound of a dull roar, and knew that this was caused by the slow heaving swell, of which they were already sensible, breaking upon a beach.
• He was thus forced to land on the open beach, and with great labor drag his craft up a steep bank to a hiding-place in the forest beyond.
• Later, we had another walk on the beach, in the lovely moonlight.
• A shelving ridge on the eastern side of the cove had only to be known to be avoided, and the run of sea upon the beach could be disregarded in any but a strong southerly wind.
• The men hunted for days among the drift of the beach before finding a log the proper length and shape for their purpose, but at the end of a week the pole was in place.
• A party landed in the south corner of Halifax Bay, on a long flat sandy beach, which at high-water is completely covered.
• Our boats lay ready by the beach, and some were already embarked.
• The approach of the sun to the meridian calling me down to the beach, our visitors returned into the woods, seemingly well satisfied with what they had seen.
• I was about to follow him to the top of the sand hill to see what his coming meant, when the pebbles rattled on the near beach, and I halted.
• The muffled figure in front ran in great striding leaps along the beach, and Moreau followed her.
• Every year the seals arrive in flocks hundreds of thousands strong, and seek a sandy beach, or some nice sunny rocks, where they can spend the summer.

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