Banditti is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BANDITTI in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Italian) a gang of Italian bandits
• a robber or outlaw belonging to a gang and typically operating in an isolated or lawless area
• an enemy aircraft.

Words related to BANDITTI

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Words that contain BANDITTI

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How to use BANDITTI in a sentence

• He would let loose a banditti against the most weak and defenceless of the sex.
• The Indians, having been defeated in every engagement, dispersed in small bands throughout the country and became an enterprising, formidable, and ruthless banditti.
• A horde of Looties, a species of banditti, poured in upon them, and Colonel Mannering and his second escaped with some difficulty.
• It has been heretofore known to Congress that frequent incursions have been made on our frontier settlements by certain banditti of Indians from the northwest side of the Ohio.
• He then resolved upon proceeding to Sonnino, the common rendezvous of the greater part of the banditti in the papal states.
• The passes were held only through the agency of banditti.
• Those ferocious and determined banditti had little to render life desirable.
• He swept the roads of the banditti by which they were infested, and often espoused the cause of citizens and freemen against the turbulent barons and haughty prelates.
• Several days are passed in running from one place to the other, always followed by the hussars, from whom the banditti have some narrow escapes.
• The banditti admired courage, coolness, and good humor.
• Ways of banditti in any age or place were much the same! The room was small, with a rude and narrow bed.
• The banditti, of which we have already spoken, were well known to the emigrant, and he had already to complain of divers injuries at their hands.
• There are no Spanish banditti, though some places, as Chambo, near Riobamba, bear a bad name.
• The French king, charmed with the project, employed Du Guesclin in negotiating with the leaders of these banditti.
• Even the barbarous banditti were let loose to prey on them in their present defenceless condition.
• They were in short a kind of honourable Banditti, who would suffer nobody to do any mischief, but themselves.
• Sheridan had much offended the white people there by his vigorous enforcement of laws, and especially by a letter in which he had spoken of them as banditti.
• A handful of banditti rides through them when it chooses, and even insults the communications of our largest army.
• The bushes which had helped the banditti to approach the back of the monastery unobserved had helped him too, and he was now within ten yards of the foot of the ladder.
• Their right and left wings were lined with a great number of forest puddings, heavy pattipans, and horse sausages, all of them tall and proper islanders, banditti, and wild.
• It was actually moved by them and their banditti to send troops to America.
• The negroes were indeed very apprehensive of banditti during the whole of the journey.
• Accordingly in the afternoon of the 17th of February, accompanied by thirty people, he left Funing-kedy, it being necessary to travel in the night to avoid the moorish banditti.
• A ferocious laugh from the banditti welcomed this act of barbarous cruelty.
• Unfortunately Fanti, the virtual head of the royal army, represented the old military prejudice which classed volunteers with banditti.
• Michael Howe was the chief of this banditti, which consisted of eight others.
• Accident soon brought the above Collyer, together with Peter Septon, another of the banditti, within his power.
• Gabinius drove his horse at topmost speed, and before morning was saluted by the remainder of the banditti, near their mountain stronghold.
• Irving passed a couple of months in Sicily, exploring with some thoroughness the ruins, and making several perilous inland trips, for the country was infested by banditti.
• Russia was far more benignant in its treatment of the conquered provinces, than were her banditti accomplices, Prussia and Austria.
• With chiefs of banditti, negro or mulatto, we can treat and trade.

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