Accuser is valid Scrabble Word

Is accuser a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is accuser valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for ACCUSER in dictionary:

NOUN:

one who accuses
a person who claims that someone has committed an offence or done something wrong
One who accuses; one who brings a charge of crime or fault.
someone who imputes guilt or blame

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

one that accuses

Words related to ACCUSER

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How to use ACCUSER in a sentence

Nor was the antipathy the outbreak caused mitigated by the savage thrashing that Wesley, throwing aside his dignity, proceeded to administer to the unbridled accuser.
Had his exclamation been drawn by an accuser? Bobby started to rise.
Until the present occasion it was never deemed proper to transform the accuser into the judge and to confer upon him the selection of his own committee.
Instantly surrounded and seized by the mob, Grant offered no resistance, but demanded to be led with his accuser before a magistrate.
Pliny informs us that the guilty woman had to be condemned, even against the will of her accuser.
In that case, a commission of twenty-one members is appointed to receive the proofs of the accuser, and the defence of the accused.
Slowly, almost imperceptibly, he widened the distance between himself and his accuser.
Ere sunset next evening he heard that he had been accused of treason to Scotland, and that his accuser was the Countess of Mar.
He makes himself accuser, judge, and executioner, and is quite satisfied with the goodness of his cause, the justice of his sentence, and the equity of his administration.
While the accuser was giving in his evidence, the accused discovered every token of the most poignant sensibility.

The friends of the defendant had so plied him with liquor, that he fell an easy conquest to his accuser.
The assertion is that as the accuser of the generals I was their murderer.
At one time the bold accuser of Despotism, she has with marvellous celerity turned to the inthralment of oppressed races.
We are loth to mention such things, neither have We had, nor do We have now, any desire to complain against Our accuser.
He half expected to see an accuser rise up and point a dreadful finger at him.
Perhaps he regarded these answers as good enough for his accuser, of whom he makes very light.
Me you have killed because you wanted to escape the accuser, and not to give an account of your lives.
The movement proceeded on the very basis of denying that position which my accuser takes for granted that I allowed.
It then sanctioned a duel and the accused killed his accuser.
That accuser who will not face the accused, places himself out of the pale of the laws and usages of society.
It is a charge which no accuser ever made in my presence, though I had in public debate more than once challenged its assertion and denounced its falsehood.
Meantime he, Plume, was responsible for Elise, in duty bound to keep her there to face any accuser.
Solemnly the two, accuser and accused, took Holy Communion together.
And when the struggle was over they would bring him to her and she would have to stand forth as his accuser.
This charge must be made in writing, signed by the accuser, and delivered to the Secretary, who reads it at the next regular communication of the lodge.
It is not the accuser but the accused that Is to be put on trial, and the lodge is to look only to the nature of the accusation, and not to the individual who prefers it.
And now your earthly parent is your accuser, and your heavenly one your judge.
The public accuser then comes forward, stating that the prisoner has been accused by a number of witnesses of Judaism.
If an angel appeared to that young man as an accuser of Milady, he would take him, in the mental disposition in which he now found himself, for a messenger sent by the devil.
As he left the dock he turned to his accuser, the Count St.
Theft, says the accuser, to thy charge I lay, O Pedius.
Why, then, does not the accuser have his way? For two reasons.

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