Millrace is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MILLRACE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the current of water that drives a mill wheel, also MILLRUN
• the channel carrying the swift current of water that drives a mill wheel.
• current of water that turns a millwheel
• a channel for the water current that turns a millwheel

Words related to MILLRACE

millraces13 millrun9

Words that contain MILLRACE

millraces13

How to use MILLRACE in a sentence

• I must hurry home, for it grows damp here by the mill-race.
• Now that Colonel Potts has brought suit against the city we suppose the council will have that mill-race covered.
• They had observed that the mill-race was still significantly uncovered.
• It was understood at last that the mill-race might as well be covered for any adventitious relation it could sustain to Potts drunk.
• We found, however, a spot where the water was smooth, though swift as a mill-race, and we determined to make a canoe.
• Beneath, the boiling water is engulfed in a narrow conduit and leaps like a mill-race.
• Faster it went, and faster, until it began to run like a mill-race, and we heard the roar of rapids ahead.
• The ocean swept through this narrow channel like a mill-race.
• There he turned, his thoughts still running a mill-race in his head, and retracing his road had by now come back to within a mile of Brighton again.
• The tide was rushing south through the Gouliot Pass like a mill-race.
• The Ramapo, that looks so peaceful now, overflowed its banks then, and ran like a mill-race.
• The tide was going like a millrace, and the solemn roar of the vast stream made very terrible music in the dark.
• The stream poured past like a millrace, and he looked hopelessly on the swift water.
• While some men were digging a mill-race the alluring deposit first appeared.
• On the eighteenth day of January, 1848, one of his men named Marshall, brought to Sutter a lump of yellow metal which he had uncovered while digging a mill-race.
• There was a mill-race just below us, and plenty of water.
• We reached Rapid late the next night, which was Saturday, and stopped at the old camp near the mill-race.
• We now approached a precipice, which rose sheer out of the sea, and, as we drew nearer, I observed a tunnel into which the water rushed with the force of a mill-race.
• In a ditch by the roadside, and swift as a mill-race, flowed a stream of clear cold water, brought for miles from reservoirs up in the mountains.
• In a word, they were being impelled towards an unknown destination with the silence and gathering speed of a mill-race.
• These turbulent waters running a mill-race between reefs looked more like a channel between two islands than open coast.
• The water is let out of the mill-race upon these troughs through a wire-cloth filter, covering them about two inches deep above the stones.
• The stream crossed by the bridge was the mill-race, and the waterfall made by the waste-gate.
• I found the people of Edinburgh intensely excited over our war and the current of popular sentiment running against us like a mill-race.
• But the river was in flood, and the current rushed like a mill-race.
• I might compare this current to the eddies of water in a mill-race.
• There are long, straight, sloping troughs through which the water runs like a mill-race.
• It happened to be flowing out at that time like a mill-race.
• Besides, he remembered a long sluice at the end of the dam where the water ran down as on a mill-race.
• Down Lake Placid we paddled in single column to the mill-race.
• Once we were actually drawn into the mill-race and tore madly down the rushing stream.

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