Captains is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPTAINS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CAPTAIN, to lead or command
• be the captain of (a ship, aircraft, or sports team)
NOUN:
• the person in command of a ship
• the pilot in command of a civil aircraft
• a rank of naval officer above commander and below commodore.
• a rank of officer in the army and in the US and Canadian air forces, above lieutenant and below major.
• the leader of a team, especially in sports
• a powerful or influential person in a particular field
• a head boy or girl in a school
• a supervisor of waiters or bellboys.
• (in the US) a police officer in charge of a precinct, ranking below a chief.

Words related to CAPTAINS

captain11 captained14 captaining15

Words that contain CAPTAINS

cocaptains16 captainship20 captainships21

How to use CAPTAINS in a sentence

• Already the Campanian captains who came to Sicily during the Peloponnesian war had insinuated themselves in this way into Entella and Aetna.
• The captain’s satisfaction at finding them together was complete, but a little misunderstanding was caused all round, when Mr.
• Chalk, who had so often sat in that room listening to the captain’s yarns, swelled with pride as he noted the rapt fashion in which the captain listened to his.
• They received a fire at close quarters which emptied a dozen saddles, both captains being shot down.
• There are separate and joint conferences between the captains of industry and the captains of labor.
• He then commanded him to assemble all the principal officers and captains in the great hall of his palace the next day, to attend his royal pleasure.
• Some of the most capable of his captains, as we shall see presently, even disagreed as to whether Trafalgar was fought under the memorandum at all.
• And by that time I believe the battle would, from the judgment of the admiral and captains, be over with the rest of them.
• Captains Lewis and Clarke, with ten men, went to see an object deemed very extraordinary among all the neighbouring Indians.
• Finding when she reached there that the American captains of vessels declined taking passengers, without an exorbitant price, she decided not to take passage to America.
• Stanton to pass over a mistake like this, even in the case of one of the most illustrious captains of the age.
• The admiral and Mayor of Brest, the commander of the port, and the captains of the vessels which were lying at anchor, all came to pay an official visit to Captain Marsilas.
• The work of taking out the cargo was continued under various captains for six years, and then Mr.
• A great many civilities passed between the two captains, and they agreed to sail down the coast together.
• The bay was full of shipping, for Captains Coxon, Sawkins, Sharp, and other buccaneers, were lying there filling their water casks.
• The soldiers put their helmets on the points of their spears, and the captains waved their colors as at a victory.
• A council was held, the following night, by the master-of-camp and the captains.
• The greatest captains have not escaped the critics.
• Accordingly some captains, each with a small band of men, dispersed.
• Philip Augustus conferred the lordship of Gaillon upon one of his captains of the name of Cadoc, as a reward for his activity in the conquest of Normandy.
• The captains of both teams will now line their men up.
• This chief, it will be recollected, was given a flag and a medal by the two captains when they passed up the river on their way to the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific coast.
• The captains piled the red-coloured wood in the huts of the natives, wishing thus to protect it until they could load it on the ships.
• Rejoicing at thus meeting, the two captains consulted as to what they should do, trying to imagine what course Nicuesa could have taken.
• So when captains operated, they did so with the full understanding that they alone were responsible for any failures attending their movements.
• To the Right Honourable Rear-Admiral the Earl of Northesk, and the respective Captains and Commanders.

Similar words containing CAPTAIN without suffix s

captain11 captaincy18 captained14 captainry16 cocaptain15 captaining15 cocaptains16 captaincies17 captainries15 captainship20 cocaptained18 captainships21 cocaptaining19

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