Surf is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SURF in dictionary:

VERB:
• to ride breaking waves on a narrow board
• stand or lie on a surfboard and ride on a wave towards the shore
• ride (a wave) towards the shore on a surfboard
• ride on the roof or outside of a fast-moving vehicle, typically a train, for excitement
• move from site to site on (the Internet)
• ride the waves of the sea with a surfboard
• look around casually and randomly, without seeking anything in particular
• switch channels, on television
• take part in surfing
NOUN:
• the mass or line of foam formed by waves breaking on a seashore or reef
• a spell of surfing
• foam caused by waves breaking on the shore
• The swell of the sea which breaks upon the shore, esp. upon a sloping beach.
• The bottom of a drain.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to ride breaking waves on a long, narrow board

Words related to SURF

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How to use SURF in a sentence

• The surf is often bad, they could only work when it was calm, and while they were doing nothing, wages mounted up.
• The surf ran so high immediately around it, that to approach at all closely would only have ended in the destruction of every soul.
• So giving him hasty directions to act as her agent, she passed through the dangerous Anjengo surf and got on board.
• At this sound, he increased his speed, and soon came to a beach, where the great surf waves tumbled themselves upon the hard sand, in a long line of snowy foam.
• Day and night in summer the sound of surf pounding ceaselessly upon the cliffs was in his ears.
• The surf forms sometimes but a single range along the shore.
• The number of ranges is generally in proportion to the height and violence of the surf.
• A fine effect of transparent sky, faithful rocks, and rolling surf.
• They were on the bay side, where there was no surf, so the boat was easily pushed out.
• With him it was a point of honour to bring the white men intrusted to his care safely through the surf.
• The thunder of the surf against the rocky caves of Kamchatka coast fades fainter.
• Whoever saw the little round black head bob above the surface of the water, shot, and the surf wash carried in the dead body.
• Tossing up and down on the long, green swells, the moving boat drew nearer and nearer to the foaming lines of surf.
• The white waves hid the blue, muffled the roar of the surf.
• Suddenly the roar of the surf came to her ears, and she threw out her arms with a cry, dropping her head upon them and sobbing convulsively.
• The breeze was fresh, but the surf was trifling, and the landing was without difficulty.
• The surf not being very high, we were enabled to land without a wetting, which is rarely the case.
• He had only one idea then, thankfulness that he had not taken the baby with him in the surf.
• At times a little surf gets up on the shore, but never, during our stay of three weeks, was it sufficient to interrupt the watering.
• When he emerged from the surf he looked about for Shiela.
• To this a stronger cable was bent, and it was dragged through the surf by the people on the rocks, who then kept it taut.

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