Brig is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRIG in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a two-masted, square-rigged vessel
• a two-masted square-rigged ship, typically having an additional lower fore-and-aft sail on the gaff and a boom to the mainmast.
• a prison, especially on a warship.
• a bridge.
• A two-masted, square-rigged vessel.
• two-masted sailing vessel square-rigged on both masts
• a penal institution (especially on board a ship)
• two-masted square-rigged ship
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a two-masted ship

Words related to BRIG

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Words that contain BRIG

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How to use BRIG in a sentence

• At the age of twenty-one he was second in command of a brig bound for the Black Sea, which was plundered three times during the voyage by Greek pirates.
• It had been slipped by the brig, whose owner had scented danger.
• As late as the year 1842 these pirates attacked a brig that was lying at anchor in the Macao Roads, murdering the crew and plundering the vessel.
• Bright, too, whose anxiety at first was only half genuine, now became seriously alarmed, and the fate of the missing brig began to be the talk of the neighbourhood.
• Cadurcis left the brig early in the morning alone, and strolled towards the villa.
• The maire then agreed to have the message conveyed to the lieutenant on the brig, and the horseman took his leave.
• The judgment and humanity manifested on this trying occasion, exhibited the heroic commander of this little brig in a new and amiable light.
• She was the eighteen-gun brig Avon, a bigger ship than the Wasp, but Blakeley ran alongside, discharged his broadsides, and soon had the Avon in a sinking condition.
• If darkness should come on before the brig was completely out of view, the flames we hoped might still be visible.
• One day in March Frank told me that a suspicious brig had been standing off shore for the better part of a week, and he and Arthur had come to the conclusion that it was a pirate.
• In my dispatch of the 7th September I mentioned the name of Brig.
• When Baxter came from the brig he went to work without a word.
• A small anchor was found, however, and the brig was again moored, but five miles from the settlement.
• The only remarkable object was a rock, lying one mile from the shore and five from Seal Bay, on which we bestowed a name suggested by its form, Brig Rock.
• It was a good wind, however, and when the log had been thrown, the captain remarked that the brig was making better time than she had made since they left Acapulco.
• The captain and the people were much alarmed for the safety of the brig.
• The brig would not sail before the arrival of the President, said the Secretary of State.
• Then he was seized with an irresistible desire to blow up the brig and with her, all whom she had on board.
• Nothing could be seen of the brig, not even her masts.
• They must have remembered that during the attack by the brig numerous shot had been fired both from the lower and upper rocks, and no doubt they did not wish to expose themselves.
• I paid forty cents a pound for potatoes in buying provisions for the hands on my brig.
• My interest in my brig, when it came down, and my prospective interest in what was to be the city of Toulom, and my associations with Mr.
• We found riding here a Spanish packet, an English brig bound to London, and some smaller vessels.
• Lowington declared that Shuffles should stay in the brig till he had repented of his folly, and promised obedience for the future.
• And on the third day I was picked up by a brig from Apia to San Francisco.
• At last, he announced that the object was indeed a brig, or a ship, standing towards the island under all sail.
• The brig, for such she now appeared, could not have been above half a mile distant, when she suddenly altered her course.
• She was a roomy brig, and was busy taking on cargo.

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