Isle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ISLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to place on a small island
• make an isle of
• To cause to become an island, or like an island; to surround or encompass; to island.
NOUN:
• a small island
• an island or peninsula, especially a small one
• See Aisle.
• An island.
• A spot within another of a different color, as upon the wings of some insects.
• island
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to place on an isle (a small island)

Words related to ISLE

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Words that contain ISLE

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How to use ISLE in a sentence

• After three months we departed in a ship of Alexandry, which had wintered in the isle, whose badge was Castor and Pollux.
• I find an entry in my journal, when off the Isle of Wight.
• Deer Isle, Maine Unfinished Your hands for clothes.
• But to come nearer home, the name Boduogenus is found upon a bronze vessel discovered in the Isle of Ely, described by Mr.
• Gliding into the Bay of Portsmouth, we dropped anchor opposite the romantic town of Ryde, built on the sloping shore of the green Isle of Wight.
• We then weighed and sailed for the Isle of France, where we arrived on the 17th May without having met with any circumstance on our voyage worthy of record.
• He was spending his summer vacation, as he always did, with his mother at Grand Isle.
• Nor, though the woodland seemed thick as pile of velvet, was it desolate isle.
• A clergyman met me in the castle yard and told me to withdraw, for the Isle men intended me a mischief.
• Now, when they were come as near the isle as they dare bring their ship, Appius gave a command.
• Commodore Swanton, who had sailed from England with a small reinforcement, arrived about the beginning of May at the Isle of Bee, in the river St.
• It has been seen that the American army which had been driven from Canada, took refuge on the Isle Aux Noix, and that General Carleton was preparing to follow up his successes.
• Early on the second morning they passed Flower Cove, and from this point White headed directly across the Strait of Belle Isle, which, here, is but a dozen miles in width.
• After leaving Spain he first sailed to the Isle of May, holding the Portuguese governor for ransom till provisions were sent on board.
• One of the most recent of the finds is that at Greenwich in 1901, and the best known, perhaps, that at Brading in the Isle of Wight.
• The story of Roderic since the time of his quitting the isle of Bute may soon be told.
• How Sir Tristram fought with Sir Nabon, and overcame him, and made Sir Segwarides lord of the isle.
• CANINEFATES, a people of the Lower Germany, from the same origin as the Batavians, and inhabitants of the west part of the isle of Batavia.
• TELEBOAE, a people of AEolia or Acarnania in Greece, who removed to Italy, and settled in the isle of Capreae.
• In Table Bay the Alexander remained at anchor till the 16th of March, when she sailed again, and arrived off the Isle of Wight on the 28th of May.
• On reaching the Isle of Palms the pirates at once proceeded to take in those stores of which they stood in need.
• Gascoyne, who knew every rock and tree on the Isle of Palms, went rapidly down the gentle slope that intervened between him and the harbor in which the Foam lay at anchor.
• It chanced that about this time many idle and rebellious persons drew themselves together in and about the Isle of Ely, and set themselves to defy the king and all his men.
• I therefore ordered the launch to be hoisted out to complete our water, and then went to the isle to assist in the observation.
• Having made two attempts to weather the Isle of Pines before sun-set, with no better success, than before, this determined me to stretch off till midnight.

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