Pinnaces is valid Scrabble Word

Is pinnaces a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for PINNACES in dictionary:

NOUN:

PINNACE, a small vessel with oars and sails
a small boat, typically with sails and/or several oars, forming part of the equipment of a warship or other large vessel.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a small sailing ship

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How to use PINNACES in a sentence

Two Maryland pinnaces went to meet Claybourne, and a desperate fight occurred on the Potomac River.
Lieutenant Brett ordered the sails to be trimmed, and bore down to the Commodore, taking up in his way the two pinnaces.
In the forenoon we rowed for the beach in two pinnaces, well manned and armed.
Without loss of time we manned the two pinnaces, I taking command of one and Janstins of the other, and made for the shore.
Here the admiral purposed waiting for a while, to refresh the crews and to put the pinnaces together.
All then took their places in the pinnaces, and pushed off without further delay.
At evening he anchored between the Island of Cara and Saint Bernardo, and the three pinnaces entered the harbor of Carthagena.
The captains Hicks and Juniper, who happened to be nearest the mole, immediately manned their pinnaces, and entered the fortifications sword in hand.
Manie also of our small Pinnaces and boates vvere lost in this storme.
Within seven days the pinnaces had been set up, and launched, and stored with all things necessary.

The sweeps were shipped and the sails hoisted, and the pinnaces made off with their captured wine ship to rejoin Captain Rause at the Isles of Pines, or Port Plenty.
On the 7th of August he set sail for Cartagena with his two ships and three pinnaces, making no attempt upon the mainland as he sailed, as he did not wish to be discovered.
Two or three of their younger seamen went forward, and hid in the manger, where they were found as soon as the dark decks were lit by a lantern from the pinnaces.
The pinnaces came aboard the sinking ship, and the men pillaged her of all her stores.
They then moored the pinnaces to a great tree that grew on the bank.
Early the next morning they reached the mouth of the river, and here they hauled ashore to put the pinnaces in trim.
When the heavy work of lumber handling had been finished, but before the fort was ready for use, Drake took John Oxenham, with two of the pinnaces, upon a cruise to the east.
Drake manned one of his pinnaces, and rowed ashore to see what they wanted.
Drake manned his two pinnaces, leaving the frigates empty, expecting to have a fight for their possession.
He rigged the sides of the pinnaces with bonnets, the narrow lengths of canvas which were laced to the feet of sails to give them greater spread.
Drake chose fifteen of his remaining thirty hands, and sent them down into the pinnaces with a few Maroons.
Putting her complement into the pinnaces, they again set sail for the mouth of the Francisco River.
They landed some miles from the sea, leaving the pinnaces in charge of some Maroons.
To their horror they found no pinnaces awaiting them, but out at sea, not far from the coast, were seven Spanish pinnaces which had been beating up the inlets for them.
In the failing light, with the spray sweeping into their eyes, the men aboard the pinnaces could not see the raft, nor could they make headway towards her with the wind as it was.
Drake accompanied them as far as the Francisco River, taking an oar in one of the pinnaces which conveyed them.
With this spoil upon their backs, they returned to the Rio Francisco, where the pinnaces took them off to the frigate.
Advice was then sent to Nombre de Dios, where four pinnaces were at once equipped to seek out the secret haven.
Next morning he led the pinnaces and boats into the inner harbor, where they cut out the big galleon belonging to Santa Cruz himself, the Spanish commander-in-chief.
Immediately pinnaces went scurrying to Sidonia for orders.
Yet, even during the following year, the momentous year of 1588, Raleigh managed to spare two pinnaces, with fifteen colonists aboard, well provided with all that was most needed.
A Spanish squadron, however, forced both pinnaces to run back for their lives.
Besides these, there were two or three gilded pinnaces lying off the wharf, with oarsmen in rich liveries, evidently belonging to persons of rank.
A number of pinnaces were busy all day towing in barges from the transports, and this could be easily seen from the olive grove where Bill had his lair.

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