Sailed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAILED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SAIL, to be pushed in a boat by the wind
• travel in a boat with sails, especially as a sport or recreation
• travel in a ship or boat using sails or engine power
• begin a voyage; leave a harbour
• travel by ship on or across (a sea) or on (a route)
• navigate or control (a boat or ship)
• move smoothly and rapidly or in a stately or confident manner
• succeed easily at (something, especially a test or examination)
• attack physically or verbally with force.
NOUN:
• a piece of material extended on a mast to catch the wind and propel a boat or ship or other vessel
• the use of sailing ships as a means of transport
• a sailing ship
• a wind-catching apparatus attached to the arm of a windmill.
• the broad fin on the back of a sailfish or of some prehistoric reptiles.
• a structure by which an animal is propelled across the surface of water by the wind, e.g. the float of a Portuguese man-of-war.
• a voyage or excursion in a ship, especially a sailing ship or boat
• the conning tower of a submarine.
• a canvas sheet or tarpaulin
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move across the surface of water by the action of wind

Words related to SAILED

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Words that contain SAILED

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How to use SAILED in a sentence

• President Wilson sailed from America thinking that he was going to bring peace to Europe, but only succeeded in bringing confusion and war.
• For on the 22d of March Raleigh sailed into Cedros Bay, and then went up to La Brea and the Pitch Lake.
• Among the first emigrants who sailed with Oglethorpe from England in November 1732, was Mr.
• I accompanied him to Europe on the steamer Fulton, which sailed from New York July 24, 1858.
• Day after day we now sailed northward, until we reached the little town at which we had embarked.
• He has been cleared of all reproach, and has sailed for France with his bride.
• On his first voyage he tried to sail around the northern part of Greenland, but was driven back by the ice and returned to England, whence he had sailed.
• They sailed from the bay, in which they had passed the winter, about the middle of June, and, in three or four days, being surrounded with ice, were obliged to anchor.
• John Gale had made the purchase of two eighty-acre lots for them before they sailed, and was to meet them at the town nearest to their destination.
• A keen wind with some drift at Hut Point, but we sailed away in detachments.
• He then sailed back to Proconnesus, and from there to Perinthus and Selybria.
• In 1539, de Soto sailed from Havana, with five hundred and seventy men and two hundred and twenty-three horses, for an extended exploration.
• During this part of our voyage we sailed whole days on the surface of the waves.
• During the Flood, we sailed days and days and days, going backward.
• Menendez did not for the present attack the settlement, but sailed southward till he reached a harbor which be named St.
• When Holmes had sailed up the river as far as the place where Hartford was afterward built, he found the Dutch already in possession.
• This Nelson did not yet know, nor that Bruix had reached Toulon on the 14th of May, and sailed again on the 26th for the eastward.
• We knew that he had sailed and sailed, and had had his own ship, maybe two or three of them! Then too the Pinzons and the Prior of La Rabida answered for him.
• At length, after he and his companions had stayed ten months, two ships came to Oheitepeha, took them on board, and sailed again in five days.
• Mansfield left thirty-five men under command of a Captain Hattsell to hold the island, and sailed with his prisoners for Central America.
• According to Exquemelin, before the fleet sailed all the officers signed articles regulating the disposal of the booty.
• They sailed over the tops of trees and houses so close that the wheels of their landing-gear almost scraped.
• That night I sailed for Wilmington, North Carolina.
• This child must have seen scores of cold-blooded murders committed while he sailed with Low and Harris.
• On September 15, 1899, Colonel Denby and I sailed for the United States, having been recalled to Washington.
• Frederick did not submit, but when he sailed it was without the papal support.
• Having provided ourselves in necessaries as well as we could, and recommended ourselves to God and the Holy Virgin, we sailed from the port of Agaruco on the 8th of February 1517.
• But King Arthur with a great fleet sailed round the rivers and besieged them in the lake for fifteen days, so that many thousands died of hunger.
• We went over to Rotterdam for something or other, but sailed from there light, for Fowey.
• I think the most terrific impression I received was my first sight of the ocean the morning after we sailed, the most instructive were the ruins of church and abbey and palaces.
• There we embarked on board of eleven transports, and, on the nineteenth of September, sailed for the Kennebec.

Similar words containing SAIL without suffix ed

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