Coasting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COASTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of a person or vehicle) move easily without using power
• act or make progress without making much effort
• sail along the coast, especially in order to carry cargo
NOUN:
• coastal trade
• the part of the land adjoining or near the sea
• the Pacific coast of North America.
• the easy movement of a vehicle without the use of power
• A sailing along a coast, or from port to port; a carrying on a coasting trade.
• Sliding down hill; sliding on a sled upon snow or ice.
ADJECTIVE:
• Sailing along or near a coast, or running between ports along a coast.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to slide down a hill

Words related to COASTING

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Words that contain COASTING

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How to use COASTING in a sentence

• I accordingly embarked at Calcutta, in a coasting vessel that was bound to Madras.
• On our right, hot mists wandered over the water, blotting out the horizon, till the coasting craft, with distorted sails and masts, seemed afloat in smoke.
• Every Pacific coast shipping city was involved, and the entire coasting service, from San Diego to Puget Sound, was virtually tied up.
• Owing to the large amount of coasting trade and the frequent necessity of calling at many places for water, the news of the sea spread from port to port with great rapidity.
• For distant excursions we could take the pinnace, but the canoe would be invaluable for the coasting service.
• Mariners coasting by, and hearing that a city was being founded and that there was a harbour, were glad to put in.
• For all I know, my beloved Emma may now be coasting down Murray Hill escorted by some bicycle club from Jersey City.
• Coasting around the end of the island, we came upon a tree standing out in the water a hundred yards from shore.
• The House then struck out the prohibition of the coasting trade in slaves, and returned the bill as amended to the Senate.
• In the winter, when the snow was on the ground, it was fine coasting down that long hill.
• The river Yarra runs through the city, and is navigable as far as its centre by coasting steamers and all but the larger sailing craft.
• Winthrop had turned to the north and was coasting the promontory edge, which in that direction stretched along for more than a quarter of a mile.
• I guessed, however, what it was, namely, that one of the Russian cruisers was burning an unfortunate coasting vessel.
• To make a descent, begin at the top of a hill as one would in coasting with a sled and lean well forward with the skis parallel and with one foot slightly ahead of the other.
• We now proceeded northward, coasting with great care a succession of small rocky islands that appeared to be uninhabited.
• What fun they had coasting down the big hill over the firm crust, and what snow-houses they made when the snow could be packed and moulded into any shape.
• It is the headquarters of the Devonshire sea-fisheries, having also a large coasting trade.
• In order to avoid the English cruisers, they stretched over to Norway, and coasting along the German and Dutch shores, arrived in five days at Grave-line.
• We were coasting when I saw a rope stretched across the road.
• But it would retain the coasting trade by its own natural efforts, in like manner, and with more certainty, than it now retains any portion of foreign trade.
• It appears from the record, that the boat in question was regularly enrolled at Perth Amboy, and properly licensed for carrying on the coasting trade.
• The province was generally impoverished by the impossibility of carrying on the coasting trade and fisheries with security in these circumstances.
• Having reimbarked, we proceeded along shore as formerly, coasting to the west.
• Captain De Forrest, launched the Charlotte, a vessel large enough for coasting service, and the pride of the harbor for model and speed.
• He commanded a small coasting sloop, of which Ruby had been the mate for several years.
• The captain had shipped another dozen as hands on the coasting voyage.
• I was coasting then for a year and eight months, and I kept her all the time.
• Coasting along the western shore his fleet entered the mouth of the Danube.
• He had been a mate in the coasting trade, but settled down, soon after his marriage, and earned his living as one of the four pilots in the port.

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