Shark is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHARK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to obtain by swindling
• (typically of a man at a social gathering) be in active pursuit of a sexual partner
• Any one of numerous species of elasmobranch fishes of the order Plagiostomi, found in all seas.
• A rapacious, artful person; a sharper.
• Trickery; fraud; petty rapine; as, to live upon the shark.
• To pick or gather indiscriminately or covertly.
• To play the petty thief; to practice fraud or trickery; to swindle.
• To live by shifts and stratagems.
• play the shark; act with trickery
• hunt shark
• obtain (something) by cheating or deception
NOUN:
• a long-bodied chiefly marine fish with a cartilaginous skeleton, a prominent dorsal fin, and tooth-like scales. Most sharks are predatory, though the largest kinds feed on plankton, and some can grow to a large size.
• a small SE Asian freshwater fish with a shark-like tail, popular in aquaria.
• a light greyish-brown European moth, the male of which has pale silvery hindwings.
• a person who unscrupulously exploits or swindles others
• an expert in a specified field
• large usu predatory sea fish
• any of numerous elongate mostly marine carnivorous fishes with heterocercal caudal fins and tough skin covered with small toothlike scales
• a person who is ruthless and greedy and dishonest
• a person who is unusually skilled in certain ways
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to live by trickery

Words related to SHARK

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Words that contain SHARK

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How to use SHARK in a sentence

• The British destroyer Shark acted as a decoy to bring the German ships into the engagement.
• Within moments, the Land Shark was no longer a threat to anyone, having been drained of all of its life force.
• Bless me! I caught sight of a shark as I came well out into the ocean.
• Some believed that he must have had a struggle with a shark or some other of the carnivorous fish that abound in the Mediterranean waters.
• This I did several times, with such effect that he soon became a dead shark.
• This invariably succeeded, but, amazing to relate, the shark that had been pricked always came back alone a few minutes later to see what it was that had pricked him.
• Needless to remark, it requires the greatest possible coolness and nerve to kill a shark in this way, but the Malays look upon it as a favourite recreation and an exciting sport.
• Following hard, the progress mark Of the intolerant salt sea shark.
• But to return to our sea-combat, which continued a long time, the shark evidently getting worsted.
• This fish was the shark which Fritz had so skilfully shot through the head the night before.
• I have only to add that this shark is stated to be of mild disposition and quite harmless.
• Also, the shark is permitted to send back for coin at this date, and he must get married to a Tahitian.
• It was a shark of enormous size advancing diagonally, his eyes on fire, and his jaws open.
• Frederick Smith, who afterwards fell a sacrifice in the expedition to Shark Bay, will I think be interesting enough to be inserted here.
• Walker had had a dream, when we were on the shores of Shark Bay and before we had commenced our return home, that some dreadful misfortune had befallen us and that Mr.
• The shark had closed its jaws, and bitten through the wooden handle of the hammer.
• As may be imagined, this report created a real panic among the painters, for I believe we all feared a shark more than an enemy armed to the teeth.
• On looking downwards I saw a great shark in the water, almost within snapping distance of my legs.
• A negro takes a large knife and diving under the shark cuts its bowels open.
• The shark rushed to the spot and turned in dismay, and driven to desperation, Tom hit the monster over the head with the paddle.
• While he was thus struggling to keep himself afloat, he saw a monstrous shark swimming towards him.
• Jofuku, so that he might try you, allowed you to drop into the sea, and then sent a shark to swallow you up.
• He had not spoken a word, since the shark first made its appearance.
• Fishermen at the mouth of the Columbia river consider the sea lion to be more dangerous and cruel than a shark.
• Once a boat came in with a big shark that had been caught in the fish nets, and once Bunker Blue was pinched by a big lobster that he thought was asleep on the dock.
• It appears from that, that you and I are descended from an ape, which in turn is a second-cousin-once-removed, so to speak, of the bat, the spider, and the shark.
• Whether he had been drowned, eaten by a shark, or had safely reached the shore, he was certainly lost to them.
• Sometimes a shark could be seen along-side, and though he seemed to make no effort, easily kept up with the moving ship.
• We had caught a shark twelve feet long at the Poul that day, and the shark fairly divided my thoughts with Mrs.
• Proud of his alert and knowing intelligence, he would relate a long story of the way he had not only frustrated an artful shark, but had enjoyed the process in perfect safety.
• Shark Dodson and Bob Tidball, with their booty in a stout canvas bag, tumbled out of the express car and ran awkwardly in their high-heeled boots to the engine.
• He will be a shark for three thousand years, and he will not care to stay in these waters, with so many enemies about him.

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