Coble is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COBLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Welsh) a short, flat-bottomed boat for use on rivers and estuaries
• a flat-bottomed fishing boat of a type used in Scotland and NE England.
• small single-masted flat-bottomed fishing boat
• A flat-floored fishing boat with a lug sail, and a drop rudder extending from two to four feet below the keel. It was originally used on the stormy coast of Yorkshire, England.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a small fishing boat

Words related to COBLE

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Words that contain COBLE

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How to use COBLE in a sentence

• One coble, finely handled, was working steadily up to the bend where the boats ran in for the smooth water, and Peggy followed every yard that the little craft gained.
• Then there was a rush, and the coble came up on the sand.
• Looking to eastward you saw a dark semicircular streak on the water, and inside this streak a coble glided slowly hither and thither.
• The fishermen wait until they think the trout have had time to reach the inner rocks, and then softly paddle the coble away from the shore.
• The men were wet and sleepy enough, but when the little boy told them his story they lifted him into the bow of the coble and shoved off again.
• The swift coble soon overhauled the runaway, and the men came back well drenched by their second trip.
• He came ashore one rainy morning, and he and his son had sore work in hauling the coble up.
• A person who leaves his own village, and never comes home in the morning like a decent citizen, is regarded with much condescension by the owner of a coble.
• The blasts galloped down through the hollows, and struck the brown sail of the coble like the sound of musketry.
• This personage was second officer and steersman on board of the vessel, and his name was Obadiah Coble.
• Coble took a quid, and Short thrust the box again into his pocket.
• According to the rules of the song, Jemmy now called out for the next singer, Coble.
• Short had the charge of one, Coble of the second, the stern-sheets of the third was occupied by Vanslyperken and the informer.
• As soon as Smallbones had ascertained the situation of his master, he went forward and reported it to Dick Short, who with Coble came aft in the cabin.
• It belonged to Coble, he had purchased it at a sale-shop on the Point for seventeen shillings and sixpence, and, moreover, it was as good as new.
• Coble shrugged up his shoulders, and Short gave a long whistle expending more breath than usual.
• Coble then took the crew with him and pulled on shore to the cove, on the margin of which they found all their men lying either killed or wounded.
• The cutter had not been half-an-hour at anchor, before Obadiah Coble went on shore with the corporal.
• The next forenoon, the coble came on shore, and soon afterwards the Golden Grove anchored in the road.
• At day-light in the morning of the 2d of December, I went in the coble to Phillip Isle, where I landed on a rock, in a small bay on the north side.
• A volunteer crew of five fine specimens of English manhood were promptly got together, and a large coble was wheeled down the beach and launched into the breaking sea.
• A rope was bent on to the stern, and the crowd quickly hauled the coble away from the heavy surf into safety.
• Meanwhile, a coble sails almost peacefully alongside their ill-fated craft.

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