Crossword-Solution: UNSEAWORTHY
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Hint 1 meaning
Godlike; heavenly; excellent in the highest degree;
supremely admirable; apparently above what is human. In this
application, the word admits of comparison; as, the divinest mind. Sir
J. Davies.
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"Delicious!"
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Sentences with UNSEAWORTHY (5)
THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN FOR THE VOYAGE--HE IS TO GO TO THE MAINLAND OF THE INDIES--A SHORT PASSAGE--OVANDO FORBIDS THE ENTRANCE OF COLUMBUS INTO HARBOR--BOBADILLA’S SQUADRON AND ITS FATE--COLUMBUS SAILS WESTWARD--DISCOVERS HONDURAS, AND COASTS ALONG ITS SHORES--THE SEARCH FOR GOLD--COLONY ATTEMPTED AND ABANDONED--THE VESSELS BECOME UNSEAWORTHY--REFUGE AT JAMAICA--MUTINY LED BY THE BROTHERS PORRAS--MESSAGES TO SAN DOMINGO--THE ECLIPSE--ARRIVAL OF RELIEF--COLUMBUS RETURNS TO SAN DOMINGO, AND TO SPAIN.
Quite young at the time I am speaking of, and a first-rate sailor; famous for taking command of unseaworthy ships and vagabond crews.
But the unseaworthy craft, which even in still water would have been in danger of going down from its own rottenness, was launched on a raging ocean, amidst a storm in which a whole armada of gallant ships was cast away.
Incidentally, we read that the _Snark_ and all hands had been lost at sea, and that she had been a very unseaworthy craft anyway.
Another set asserted that under him the ships were better built and rigged, the crews were better disciplined and better tempered, the biscuit was better, the beer was better, the slops were better, than under any of his predecessors; and yet that the charge to the public was less than it had been when the vessels were unseaworthy, when the sailors were riotous, when the food was alive with vermin, when the drink tasted like tanpickle, and when the clothes and hammocks were rotten.