Locomotives is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOCOMOTIVES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LOCOMOTIVE, a self-propelled vehicle that runs on rails and is used for moving railroad cars
• a powered railway vehicle used for pulling trains
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or effecting locomotion
• (of a machine, vehicle, or animal) having the power of progressive motion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• locomotory

Words related to LOCOMOTIVES

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How to use LOCOMOTIVES in a sentence

• The American army had taken to France and had in operation 967 standard gauge locomotives and 13,174 standard gauge freight cars of American manufacture.
• In addition it had in service 350 locomotives and 973 cars of foreign origin.
• Belated locomotives shrieked to each other across the river, and the wind bore down the current the roar and rage of the dam.
• Locomotives with small and long tubes, therefore, will require more coke to do the same work than locomotives in which larger and shorter tubes may be employed.
• The most ordinary species of valve in the feed pumps of locomotives, is the ball valve.
• Chimneys, exhaustion produced by, high and wide chimneys in locomotives injurious.
• Eccentric straps of locomotives, rods of locomotives.
• Safety valve, area of, in low pressure engines, in locomotives.
• Twenty-eight per cent of the total output was consumed by the local railway locomotives in 1902, and 431,552 tons was exported to Ceylon and other neighboring countries.
• To avoid this, the road was double-tracked in 1834, when, for the first time, two locomotives dragging long trains of cars ran over the line from Lancaster to Philadelphia.
• His father owned great plantations and many miles of railroad in Brazil, and the boy grew up in the atmosphere of ponderous machinery and puffing locomotives.
• Deville experimented with petroleum on two locomotives running on the Paris and Strassburg Railroad.
• In a short time the rolling stock of the road was taxed to its utmost capacity, and the newly appointed purchasing agent was buying cars and locomotives right and left.
• Over the track thundered both locomotives at frightful speed.
• The former is the source of energy in locomotives, the latter in most automobiles.
• Elieson is running storage battery locomotives in London.
• The locomotives set up a crazy scream, and you draw slowly into the depot.
• A number of locomotives were sent to Winchester along the highroad, drawn by teams of horses.
• Iron covered the men-of-war that he had seen in the harbor, the locomotives steamed through the country on iron rails.
• It was a rig used for sawing wood for the locomotives.
• At that time his chief interest was in locomotives.
• This man drives his steamships at thirty knots an hour, his locomotives at 70 miles an hour, his automobiles at 100, and his aeroplanes at 120.
• On these are over 63,000 locomotives, 52,000 passenger cars, and 2,400,000 freight and company cars.
• A town blossomed from a coal mine, and there was an array of driven wells with force pumps to quench the thirst of seething and raging locomotives.
• Jone picked out a good man, who looked as if he was well broken and not afraid of locomotives and able to do good work in single harness.
• I was surrounded in the street by menacing locomotives and crowds of Italians, and in front of me was a great Italian steamer.
• STEAM OR HORSE POWER? At that time the question whether the railroad should be operated by steam locomotives or horse power had already become a political issue.
• With this device the men were enabled to go on in safety although locomotives were passing immediately above their heads.
• Now, steamers and locomotives fly with them all over the world, and only enlarge and expand the story, the great facts of which have been already sent in outline by telegraph.
• They never stopped till they had reached the bottom, where they lay on their backs with their feet in the air, grunting and panting like a pair of upturned locomotives.

Similar words containing LOCOMOTIVE without suffix s

locomotive17 locomotively22 locomotiveness21

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