Sailors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAILORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person whose job it is to work as a member of the crew of a commercial or naval ship or boat, especially one who is below the rank of officer
• a person who goes sailing as a sport or recreation
• a person who rarely (or often) becomes sick at sea in rough weather.

Words related to SAILORS

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How to use SAILORS in a sentence

• The little fellow was standing on a platform making a speech to some sailors and idlers.
• The sailors were tired, and few white men are capable of much exertion in the tropic swamps.
• He again sank, and it was only after great exertion that the brave sailors succeeded in rescuing him from a watery grave.
• Poor man! He was not so much to blame, I think, as the bad sailors that gave him the rum.
• This chantry served a double purpose, prayers being said by the priest within and a beacon lit upon the roof without, for the succour and guidance of sailors.
• For some days, it wandered first on the surface, and then beneath it, amid those fogs so dreaded by sailors.
• I was preparing to go down to remind them, when the second mounted the platform, accompanied by several sailors.
• The remainder of the crew comprised the captain, the steersman, the petty officers, and the sailors proper, or those whose office it was to trim the sails and look to the rigging.
• His courage appealed to the sailors and they stopped.
• The corridors were filled with armed soldiers and sailors, ready for action.
• The inhabitants of Ancona had manifested so little concern for this house, that the English sailors, not believing it to be inhabited, had dragged their pumps towards the harbour.
• But the doctor prescribed it, and at sea we must be sailors.
• It seemed to me that one man in four was looking for a ship, and I found at least a dozen of them to be American sailors.
• And later, when, undismayed by this event, one of the sailors on S.
• Arrived at the shore, we found there Damian, his boat, and three sailors.
• It was said in the town that the English sailors were furious, and had been on the point of mutiny against their too prudent captain.
• Within the hour one of the sailors gave up the struggle, and with a farewell to the others slid quietly into the depths.
• The veteran sailors, accustomed to blood and carnage, were horror-stricken as they viewed the scene before them.
• With these and other exercises, and with such sports as the sailors could devise, the time of the calm was got through well enough.
• The negroes evinced no desire to visit the cave, and Maka had been ordered by the captain to say nothing about it to the sailors.
• Willoughby Shortland, in a Government vessel, with sailors and marines, to put down this act of insubordination.
• It was easier to talk than to do, in the hands of two sturdy sailors, one of whom had used the cat in the navy, when its use was tolerated.

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