Drake is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRAKE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a male duck
• (in fishing) a natural or artificial mayfly, especially a subadult or a gravid female
• The male of the duck kind.
• The drake fly.
• A dragon.
• A small piece of artillery.
• Wild oats, brome grass, or darnel grass; -- called also drawk, dravick, and drank.
• English explorer and admiral who was the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe and who helped to defeat the Spanish Armada (1540-1596)
• adult male of a wild or domestic duck
• male duck

Words related to DRAKE

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Words that contain DRAKE

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How to use DRAKE in a sentence

• Drake had obtained her permission to be present upon one occasion at her theatrical toilet.
• Drake is sometimes mentioned as a lady with a romantic past.
• Drake at his being at Maluco, caused two pieces of his ordinance to be shot at a gallion of the kings of Portugall, as they say.
• Gad, Miss Drake, they were so afraid of the storm that all of them piled into Mrs.
• Drake and other members of the Council, from whom he heard of the sickness among the troops.
• At the last land at which they touched Captain Drake intended to dismiss all but one of the prizes, and to sail across the Atlantic with her and the Pacha.
• To my dismay I saw that Drake was foreman of the jury.
• Drake and Hawkins lost each other in the darkness and gale outside.
• But, better than even this, Drake found among her papers the secrets of the wonderful trade with the East, a trade now taken over by the Spaniards from the conquered Portuguese.
• On the 30th of March, 1588, a day to be forever remembered in the history of sea-power, Drake wrote all this from Plymouth to the Queen and her Councillors.
• Next morning Drake was safely out at sea in the Channel, with fifty-four ships, when he sighted a dim blur toward the west.
• He knew the channel perfectly, so that he could carry Drake in, at night if need were, at any state of the tide.
• Drake realized now that he dared not return to England by the Straits of Magellan.
• Such men as Drake, Morton or Luce could lead these warm-hearted boys anywhere.
• Thirty-seven years later came Drake, and almost found San Francisco Bay.
• For all that night, next day, and the next night following Drake sailed west with his fabulous prize so as to get well clear of the trade route along the coast.
• So Drake wrote off to the Queen and all the Councillors who were on his side.
• The first step was by far the hardest, for Drake had to convert the Queen and Howard to his own revolutionary views.
• The Spaniards saw nothing till it was too late, Drake having given them a berth just wide enough to keep them quiet.
• Drake immediately had his pinnace lowered away to demand instant surrender.
• There was no trouble about recruits, for all men of spirit flocked in to follow Drake and Norreys.
• The contemporaries of Hawkins and Drake unquestionably regarded them with high admiration, but I question whether they were deified then as they are now.
• Drake had missed the gold fleet, so he turned his attention to the treasures of Santiago.
• Drake bore himself on this occasion with that sober modesty that characterized him always under any circumstances.
• Drake, who served as a soldier from August 1, 1863, to January 18, 1865.

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