Amuck is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMUCK in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a frenzied and reckless manner.
NOUN:
• a murderous frenzy, also AMOK
ADVERB:
• behave uncontrollably and disruptively
• wildly; without self-control
• in a murderous frenzy
ADJECTIVE:
• frenzied as if possessed by a demon
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as amok

Words related to AMUCK

amok10 amucks14

Words that contain AMUCK

amucks14 muckamuck25 muckamucks26 muckamucked28 muckamucking29

How to use AMUCK in a sentence

• Delirium! it was a mild term for the embracing, the prancing, the Carmagnole-like ecstasy of the half-clad madmen running amuck in the almost unendurable joy of liberation.
• At last the steamer itself, as we came nearer the head of the bay, was pitched out of the right channel and driven a-muck.
• Up by Mexico Creek, Bud Wilkinson had a grey stallion that run amuck on his range.
• All we can do is to guard the coast and keep them from breaking back on the plantation and running amuck.
• In the dining room, however, there were chairs of a substantial type, for patients seldom run amuck at meal time.
• Cave in a peculiar nervous condition midway between hysterics and amuck, and caused the step-son to be half-an-hour late at the furniture establishment in the afternoon.
• I feared that Julio had run amuck, and intended merely to take more lives before he died, and that he would begin with Pedrinho, who was alone and unarmed in the camp we had left.
• The fellow came down to Nettleton and ran amuck, the way they sometimes do.
• It is a wonder that irascible painters do not run amuck among their own canvases and their visitors on Show Sunday.
• Huxley was merely sharpening a function of his mind which had been dormant until he ran amuck among the books.
• He had to run amuck through the courtyard to the gate, where a servant was waiting for him, often reaching it with torn clothes and a bloody face.
• The effect of the poison is cumulative, and the Indians under its influence, like the Malays, run amuck and try to kill everybody they meet.
• They were defending it successfully, but, in their success, their savage instincts had run amuck.
• Europe and Asia had run amuck, hysterical with fear and blood.
• I shall always believe he bribed one of my men to get the nigger off, and then turned him loose to run amuck among the white people and shoot my boy and my overseer.
• We concluded a bear had scented the camp, and in approaching it had circled round, and run amuck our saddle horses.
• It would be grand sport to champion you in society and see you run amuck among the fellows.
• She suddenly knew that adults were monsters and that they ran amuck in the world inimical to human decency.
• But feelings and desires were amuck like a dust storm and so who she was and where she was at were unfathomable at certain moments.
• That the horses might not run amuck and injure anyone, special booths were erected in the show arena, where the trial was to be made.
• That they might not run amuck and injure the spectators, specially prepared booths of great strength were erected.
• These creatures rarely run amuck until the harpoon is thrust into them.
• Three hundred of the panic-stricken animals ran amuck when they saw and felt the flames and charged wildly down the street, trampling under foot all who were in the way.
• Many of the cooks never acquired the art of rowing straight, and whenever they put a spurt on the lurky would run amuck in consequence of being flat-bottomed and having no keel.

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