Capsized [adjective]

All at once, a crocodile appeared close to the boat, capsized it, and with open jaws was ready to devour the man.

They came down like a thunderbolt, struck two large boats manned with sailors coming to aid the people, and capsized them.

Before we had time to realize our situation our boat was capsized and we were struggling with the waves.

Her owner tells me that she has capsized five times, and has very frequently been on the verge of capsizing.

There were wagons in the river, floating down with the current, which had been capsized in the crossing.

That was not the end of their misfortunes, for one of the two brigantines was capsized.

Then the wind slewed the sledge, the runners struck an irregularity in the surface and the whole capsized.

All I was afraid of was that you 'd gone and capsized my boat, and would n't never turn up to tell where you sunk her.

He might very easily have been capsized and the consequences would probably have proved disastrous.

After dark, as I was frying the fish, a panful of the largest trout was accidentally capsized in the fire.