Engines is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENGINES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENGINE, to equip with machinery
NOUN:
• a machine with moving parts that converts power into motion
• a thing that is the agent or instrument of a particular process
• a locomotive.
• a fire engine.
• a mechanical device or instrument, especially one used in warfare

Words related to ENGINES

engine7 engined9 engining10

Words that contain ENGINES

malengines13 retroengines13 multiengines15

How to use ENGINES in a sentence

• For this was the only sort of defence which, they had learned by experience in other places, could not be pierced by darts or engines.
• In slow moving engines the bucket valve is generally of the spindle or pot-lid kind, but butterfly valves are sometimes used.
• It was not signed, and when I demanded that we should be allowed to proceed, he said that there were no engines.
• Those formidable engines of war were held in the most profound respect by all his people, and Waally knew the importance of success in a rapid movement.
• Chapter II The Woman with the Disfigured Face The Golden State Limited, with two laboring engines, was climbing the desert side of San Gorgonio Pass.
• She was that most dangerous of all engines, a good person behaving wickedly.
• Ten thousand Romans fell in the battle, and all the baggage-wagons and engines of war were taken.
• It is doubtful whether we are to include among these devices the use of military engines.
• By the use of regularly appointed signals, the first fireman who arrives at the fire can inform headquarters just how serious the fire is, and whether more engines should be sent.
• These boilers are connected with all the auxiliary engines of the ship, numbering no fewer than forty-three.
• You suspect already, that these traps are made only of paper, and ivory, and that cards and dice are the destructive engines I mean.
• Given a few days to overhaul her engines, they felt they would be quite capable of repeating their world record-breaking achievement, if it were necessary.
• And so clearly linked are steam engines and railways in our minds that, in common language now, the latter implies the former.
• The rain lasted for three days, after which time Attila assailed the ramparts with powerful engines of war.
• Then you can catch the evening train to the junction and come up on one of the construction engines.
• The engines rumbled, and the steamer once more gathered way.
• A great number of engines, also, were disposed in proper places, that, by means of weapons thrown from these, they might keep the enemy at a distance.
• It is curious that when the vessel is travelling in shallow water, the engines at once go slow of their own accord.
• The automobile road will change all this, for trains of waggons carrying the merchandise will then be quickly and easily towed by road engines.
• Enough water passed into the cylinders to retard the engines, producing a disagreeable noise.

Similar words containing GINE without suffix s and without prefix en

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