Spars is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPARS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPAR, to practise boxing
• make the motions of boxing without landing heavy blows, as a form of training
• argue with someone without marked hostility
• (of a gamecock) fight with the feet or spurs.
NOUN:
• a thick, strong pole such as is used for a mast or yard on a ship.
• the main longitudinal beam of an aeroplane wing.
• a period or bout of sparring.
• a close friend
• a crystalline, easily cleavable, translucent or transparent mineral.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with spars (stout poles used to support rigging)

Words related to SPARS

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How to use SPARS in a sentence

• I then swam back to her, and assisted an old man to get hold of one of her spars.
• The hold of le Feu-Follet was literally empty, and all her spare spars were floating among the rocks.
• I hurriedly constructed a raft out of the hatches and spare spars, and put biscuits and water aboard, after which I landed on the rocks.
• I felt as if the poor boy was lost when I saw him swept away from me, by them bloody spars striking adrift, and set him down as one gone from that moment.
• They got some old sails and some spars ashore, and soon had a spacious, as well as a comfortable habitation of this sort erected.
• During her cruise of 1876 to 1878, all the upper masts, spars, etc, had to be removed, that she might be better adapted to weather a cyclone or like storm.
• These four spars are built into the ship, and all the other spars and the rigging and sails are fixed on to them.
• The succession of these mishaps points rather to spars badly secured and cared for than to unavoidable accident.
• At length, by dint of an eager search, he came upon a piece of leather hanging to one of the spars that supported the platform.
• Its great bulk and sweeping spars arose in striking contrast to the low-decked vessels which could be seen here and there huddled about the inner sides of the harbor.
• Hatchet or saw in hand, the carpenter and his assistants made a beginning without delay by cutting and trimming the spare yards and extra spars to a proper length.
• She has never been heard of since, but one of her spars drifted ashore on one of the Hawaiian islands.
• The spars thus arranged form a considerable protection against musketry.
• I found two or three large spars and a spare mast or two, which I threw overboard, tying every one with a rope that it might not drift away.
• Over against the evening sun just sinking to the west the dim outlines of the upper masts and spars of some big vessel became visible for three minutes, then faded from view.
• A white mast, fitted up with spars and other nautical tackle, could be seen rising against the dark clouds whenever the flames played brightly enough to reach it.
• They were in want of masts and spars, of wood and water, and had many men down with sickness.
• In trying to make some better arrangement of the spars on which he rested, he discovered the corner of a sail sticking between two of them.
• He laid his head on one of the spars at last, and resigned himself to an influence he could no longer resist.
• It had no spars at all, but was merely a strip of cloth of somewhat triangular shape.
• In the angles formed by the crossing side spars a center spar was laid, and a number of floor beams or spars were stretched to this from the opposite shores.
• We also provided a rustic railing for the bridge of light poles nailed to the king posts and the diagonal spars.
• In this position they were connected by short spars, notched in place.

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