Blitz is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLITZ in dictionary:

VERB:
• to wage a bombing attack from the air
• attack or seriously damage (a place) in a blitz
• process (food) in an electric mixing machine
• attack suddenly and without warning
• attack suddenly and intensively
• charge (the opposing team's quarterback) in a blitz.
NOUN:
• an intensive or sudden military attack
• the German air raids on Britain in 1940–1.
• a sudden concerted effort to deal with something
• a play in which one or more defensive backs charge the quarterback of the opposing team.
• violent and sustained attack by aircraft
• (American football) defensive players try to break through the offensive line
• a swift and violent military offensive with intensive aerial bombardment
• the German air raids on Britain in 1940–1.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to subject to a sudden attack

Words related to BLITZ

blitzed19 blitzer18 blitzers19 blitzes18 blitzing20

Words that contain BLITZ

blitzed19 blitzer18 blitzes18 blitzers19 blitzing20 blitzkrieg26 blitzkriegs27

How to use BLITZ in a sentence

• Von Blitz, the German superintendent, was the master mind in the native contingent.
• Jacob von Blitz, the superintendent, stolid German that he was, saw far into the future.
• Jacob von Blitz came to the island when he was twenty years old.
• The Englishmen who worked in the bank, and the three Boer foremen also, had houses up there where it was cooler, but Von Blitz was the only one who practised polygamy.
• Von Blitz stood at the landing place to welcome Rasula and his comrades, and to be the first to clasp the hand of the man from London.
• Von Blitz beats his Persian wives instead of his Persian rugs, therefore he needed reforming.
• Von Blitz is a big, ugly chap, and he naturally resented the interference with his divine might.
• Well, to make it short, the lawyer has got Von Blitz to hating him secretly, and the German has a lot of influence over the people.
• Chase made his way boldly to the nearest platform, exchanging bows with the surprised Von Blitz and the saturnine Rasula, who stood quite near.
• I want you to hear what Von Blitz has to say in public, and then I want you to hear what I say to him.
• Von Blitz and Rasula and others, I hear, have undertaken to discredit my motives as the agent of your London advisers.
• But Von Blitz! Jacob, you are standing on very thin ice.
• It was not difficult, even at that distance, to recognise the speaker as Von Blitz.
• Last night Von Blitz, Rasula and three others came to the bungalow and coolly informed me that my services were no longer required.
• It was with unfeigned surprise that Chase recognised the Persian wives of Jacob von Blitz among the women who had been obliged to cast their lot with the refugees from Aratat.
• Von Blitz came to me often with complaints that you were being made a fool of by a pretty face or two, and that you were going over to the enemy, body and soul.
• The door swung open slowly, heavily, and Jacob von Blitz, half naked, mud-covered, reeking with perspiration, and panting savagely, stepped into the light.
• Von Blitz turned suddenly and cursed the man with the lantern.
• CHAPTER XXIV SEVERAL PHILOSOPHERS The four burly men sat down upon the chests, Von Blitz alone being visible to the watchers.
• Von Blitz swore steadily for a minute, but could not move the impassive Boers.
• To-day I shall contrive to send word to Rasula that Von Blitz has stolen the treasure chests.
• Von Blitz will have a sad time explaining this little defection to his friends.
• He was astute enough to take them into his confidence concerning the treachery of Jacob Von Blitz.
• This much of what you have charged against Jacob von Blitz seems to be borne out by the evidence secured.
• I have to inform you, sir, that your charge against Jacob von Blitz does not hold good in the case of the bank robbery.
• Jacob von Blitz came up himself and joined us in the fight against the traitors.
• I beg to assure you that your testimony against Jacob von Blitz shall be weighed carefully and without prejudice by those who are to act as his judges.
• Moreover, it was reasonable to assume that this lot of chests represented the last of those stored away by Von Blitz.

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