aground

By the time half the fleet had been aground, there was no longer any pretense of holding a ship down until all its crew returned.

We're now aground on the branches of a sapucaya,—a species of the Brazil-nut, and among the tallest of Amazonian trees.

The Congress and Cumberland were anchored not far from each other; the Minnesota got aground, and was some distance off.

Natives opened fire on us when our boats were aground in a creek, and some of our men got hit.