Bandits is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BANDITS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BANDIT, a robber
• a robber or outlaw belonging to a gang and typically operating in an isolated or lawless area
• an enemy aircraft.

Words related to BANDITS

bandit9 banditti11

How to use BANDITS in a sentence

• This news threw the poor family into the wildest terror, which was augmented when they learned that the Civil Guard was going out in pursuit of the bandits.
• Thiers, and to the bandits released by the Commune the treasures of the Church, so he points out to the assassins the unfortunate hostages.
• The two young bandits went off together, chatted, and met again.
• Many of the worst tory bandits did not rally to him, preferring to plunder on their own account.
• Although it appeared improbable, now that their chief had succumbed, the bandits might still make a nocturnal attack.
• That is to say, the Spaniards treated them as soldiers engaged in legitimate warfare, not as brigands and bandits.
• He was known as one of the best shots of all that company of men who pursued criminals and bandits through the State, and drove them over the border.
• Instead of exiles, driven by victorious parties in the state to seek precarious living on a foreign soil, bandits, proscribed for acts of violence, abounded.
• Came for lunch, stayed for a beer, and to play the one-armed bandits.
• They have hired a group of bandits to keep trouble brewing until the United States is forced by England, Germany, or France, to interfere.
• And even if it were not, if they did that they would have to share with the ranch men the glory of the pursuit and possible capture of the bandits.
• He first of all attacked the eighty bandits at Mount Kunimi, routed and slew them.
• Undisturbed, with the band of desperate bandits lying motionless, awaiting the signal to attack, the train pulled out from Espina.
• But even if he turned them loose, he might arrange to have them accidentally killed by bandits before they reached home.
• Accordingly, on the 6th, the seven bandits, under Hiley, arrived at the inn of the brothers Chaussard, and there they spent two days.
• Her own, she explained, had been taken from her by the bandits.
• They fought not only against the Spaniards, but against the bandits also, of whom there were many abroad plundering from both sides alike.
• From their conversation Billie learned the outcome of the fight, and he was greatly amused at the attempt of the bandits to figure out who had betrayed them.
• She wrote, I remember, a number of letters to the President, offering to go into the Secret Service, and sending a photograph of the bandits she had caught in Glacier Park.
• He pointed out the holes made in the shutters by the bandits, and told the whole story a dozen times, until at last he fainted away again.
• Three days ago he had ridden south after the bandits.
• Possibly Donovan had spread the report that the bandits had made their escape with the money.
• These bandits could offer no such excuse, for they plundered people of their own faith and blood.
• The bandits would play their cards for a high ransom.
• At night outside the huge pile of brick and stone, inclosing and guarding the city from lawless bandits, life is not worth a whistle.
• The country was full of bandits, either government would have confiscated the gold had they known its whereabouts, and the only way to insure its safety was to bury it.
• Slade at once organized a party to hunt out the bandits of the dugout.

Similar words containing BANDIT without suffix s

bandit9 bandito10 banditos11 banditry14 banditti11 bandittis12 alabandite13 banditries13 alabandites14

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