Waterproof is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WATERPROOF in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make waterproof
• make impervious to water
• To render impervious to water, as cloth, leather, etc.
• make watertight
NOUN:
• proof against water
• a garment, especially a coat, that keeps out water
• A substance or preparation for rendering cloth, leather, etc., impervious to water.
• Cloth made waterproof, or any article made of such cloth, or of other waterproof material, as rubber; esp., an outer garment made of such material.
• any fabric impervious to water
• a water-resistant coat
ADJECTIVE:
• impervious to water
• not liable to be washed away by water
• Proof against penetration or permeation by water; impervious to water; as, a waterproof garment; a waterproof roof.
• not permitting the passage of water
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• impervious to water; covered or treated with a material (as a solution of rubber) to prevent permeation by water

Words related to WATERPROOF

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Words that contain WATERPROOF

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How to use WATERPROOF in a sentence

• He threw on his jute-colored waterproof and his faded felt hat.
• I packed it all away in a waterproof iron box, which I had specially ordered for the purpose, and buried it in the hole that I had dug outside.
• The count on the poop deck was listening to an officer dressed in waterproof garments.
• Swiftly as it was spread the blanket was rolled and replaced in the waterproof pouch with the remnants of the lunch and a book of odds and ends which he carried always with him.
• But a cheerful comrade is better than a waterproof coat and a foot-warmer.
• We crossed the bridge as Jack had done, found the waterproof cloak and bag of karata-leaves where he had left them, and soon after met Ernest.
• A waterproof canvas floor is a luxury, and, though it adds to the weight, it may with advantage be taken on ordinary trips.
• This case could then be covered with waterproof canvas with throat opening like a duffel-bag.
• The watches should be waterproof with strong cases, and several should be taken.
• There is great danger in the wearing of water-proof fabrics, unless they are so loose as to admit of a free circulation of air between them and the body.
• The driver wore the same oiled hat, the same waterproof cape as the other.
• This, especially when it took a fellow half the night to get warm, because all we had under us was Mother Earth, one blanket and a waterproof.
• I wrapped myself in a great waterproof ulster, pulled my storm cap over my ears, and climbed the companionway.
• It was he who first, in 1823, finished the invention of a waterproof cloth.
• Series of ten basket bottles for use in traveling, made waterproof by coating of pitch.
• Three minutes later she reappeared, clad in rubber boots and a water-proof cloak, the hood of which, drawn over her head, framed her face in the most bewitching manner.
• He declared that he considered the plantation as safe as Waterproof, and would not have exchanged places with me during the fight.
• One of our boys had been permitted to visit Waterproof during the forenoon.
• On the 24th of March a small post was established at Waterproof, and on the following day we recommenced our enterprise at the plantation.
• I hastened to Waterproof by the first boat, and found our worst fears were realized.
• Eighteen hundred and seventy will probably find Waterproof at the bottom of the Mississippi.
• A thin coat of glue is put on, to shrink the cloth and make it waterproof.
• But the cabin was practically waterproof, so they were comfortable.
• An agreeable interruption came in the form of my supper, which was brought in a water-proof basket by a sort of jack-at-all-trades whom we called Jake.
• The bright morning had turned to rain, and the passengers, most of them women, were wrapped up in waterproof cloaks.
• He gathered wood and lit a fire, being fortunate enough to find his match-case had been waterproof.
• The dug-outs were roofed in with waterproof sheets, buttoned together and held up by pegs which fitted into one another.

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