Crews is valid Scrabble Word

Is crews a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is crews valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for CREWS in dictionary:

VERB:

CREW, to serve aboard a ship
provide (a craft or vehicle) with a group of people to operate it
act as a member of a crew, subordinate to a captain

NOUN:

a group of people who work on and operate a ship, aircraft, etc.
a group of people working on a ship, aircraft, etc. other than the officers
the sport of rowing.
a group of people who work closely together
a group of people associated in some way
a group of rappers, break dancers, or graffiti artists performing or operating together

Words related to CREWS

crew9 crewed12 crewing13

How to use CREWS in a sentence

Both vessels sank in deep water, practically the whole of their crews having been removed safely under a hot fire.
The crews were reinforced by volunteers, of whom seven thousand from all parts of Italy responded to the call of the beloved officer.
He disappeared for a week, his organising abilities claimed for the distribution of the road crews.
The two crews had just completed a four-mile race against the watch.
The laughing crews of idlers sprawled in the warmth, gambling, telling stories, singing.
Three of the same order came last year to Japon, and when they were within sight of land, the Chinese crews threw them overboard, on account of some superstitious fear.
His two vessels were in such a shattered condition, that, to prevent them from sinking, and to save the lives of his crews, he was obliged to run them on shore.
After the contents of the boats had been made up into rough packs, both crews attacked the trail-making.
Both crews remained in the water, pushing the boats over the rough bottom.
Their crews fixed lanterns to the masts of these in such a way that the light, while guiding the warships, would be invisible from the fort.

While the repairs to our vessel were in progress we received welcome assistance from the crews of the English and Dutch ships in the harbour, with whom we soon became acquainted.
To supply vessels with crews without the intervention of any shipping-master should it become necessary.
They were only two days out when a frightful storm overtook and wrecked them, though most of the crews were saved.
Four English frigates were lying at anchor there, and as the defence of these frigates was impracticable, the crews set fire to them and joined the troops on the island.
At the same time, disputes were constantly taking place on the Tagus between the crews of British vessels and the custom-house officers.
On the evening previous to the demonstration, the crews of all British vessels in the Thames were in a high state of excitement, full of preparation for the morrow.
The second winter was passed at Yakutsk, where the ships that were to chart the Arctic coast of Siberia were built and launched with crews of some hundred men.
The crews were made up of the very best class of self-respecting sea-faring men.
The natives still continuing to fire, the crews of both the steamers landed and drove them out of the town or village, and then burned it to the ground.
At the time of my arrival, on August 18, 1849, there were several hundreds of ships anchored in the bay deserted by their crews, who had gone to the mines.
The outer islands were scoured by crews from foreign vessels, and whole loads of eggs carried off.
The events on shore which we have just described had been witnessed, of course, by the crews of both vessels with, as may be easily conjectured, very different feelings.
They declared that it was entirely the result of the superior management of the English ships and the fighting quality of their crews.
We shall now require six or seven canoes, as they are not so large as the ones lower down and our crews, servants, escort and camp followers total up to nearly two hundred.
This was a nuisance for the time, but, as he thought, abundantly compensated by the extraordinary good health of the several crews.
In those days the boats were lighter and sailed in companies, and their crews united to take them up one by one.
It was no easy matter to obtain crews for such an expedition.

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