Archery is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARCHERY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the sport of shooting with bows and arrows
• shooting with a bow and arrows, especially at a target as a sport.
• art or sport of shooting with a bow and arrow
• The use of the bow and arrows in battle, hunting, etc.; the art, practice, or skill of shooting with a bow and arrows.
• Archers, or bowmen, collectively.
• the sport of shooting arrows with a bow
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the sport of shooting with a bow and arrow

Words related to ARCHERY

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How to use ARCHERY in a sentence

• Nor need the occurrence of exhibitions of archery and of the Robin Hood plays and pageants, at this time of the year, occasion any difficulty.
• Thus it came about that when, after a while, the yeomen of the guard went to the archery field, they found not Robin and the others, and so got no cakes at that fair.
• Beth De Graf had brought along an archery outfit, and she set up her target on the ample green the day following her arrival.
• Christopher Bowly, of Siddington, even now holds the same position in relation to the ancient practice of archery.
• The sky above them, too, which is very dry and contains not the least moisture, affords them perfect opportunity for archery, except in the winter.
• I became patron of the sport of wrestling, and revived archery among the yang-bans.
• There were archery meetings at this time through the country, the period of the year being unfitted for other sports.
• The King of Panchala has a daughter, Draupadi, whose husband is to be chosen by a public archery competition.
• I had always taken a keen interest in archery, by the way, and had made quite a name for myself in this direction long before I left Switzerland.
• I added to archery, racing, leaping, wrestling, and climbing trees, either by the trunks, or by a rope suspended from the branches, as sailors climb.
• ADAM BELL, a northern outlaw, noted for his archery.
• Three strides in the open, and three spears had him square and fair, a rent archery target.
• He rode with the drag, was President of the Archery Club, played whist, gave and received a great deal of hospitality, and made some lifelong friendships.
• ARCHERY Archery is the art of shooting with a bow and arrow.
• Such achievements did not commend themselves to parents, and archery rested under a cloud from which it failed to emerge as the youthful practitioners grew up.
• However badly the archery of the sharp eyed and strong armed critics of disbelief has riddled the outer works of ordinary argument, it has not slain the garrison.
• Ellsworth called him down into the field one day for a try at archery.
• The princes usually fought with heavy spears, which they threw at each other, and with swords, leaving archery to the common soldiers who had no armour of bronze.
• As his full name is Archibald the Archer, possibly it comes from some association with the idea of archery.
• I shall show that great bowman my swift-handedness in archery.
• I shall, in battle, show him my superior swiftness in archery.
• Most Korean gentlemen had private archery grounds and targets in the gardens near their houses.
• The dancing was followed by archery, the target being a small banana stem at some thirty paces.
• This is the place which the Sultan sometimes honours by his presence when he wishes to practise archery.
• Aunt Allison has forgotten where she put the box of arrows that we are to use in the archery contest after dinner.
• The little Queen of Hearts listened smilingly, but her colour did not come back all evening, until after the archery contest.
• The following is a description of a Khasi archery meeting, for the details of which I am largely indebted to U Job Solomon.
• At the present day villages have regular archery meetings, the men of one village challenging those of another.
• Games they have none, and there are no jovial archery meetings like those of the Khasis.
• Next morning we set out early, without waiting to see the trial of archery which was to take place among the mountain-youths.
• Gathered before a target on the lawn, in their archery costume gleaming with green and gold, was a fair group, shooting their arrows in the air.

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