Bout is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOUT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a contest
• a short period of intense activity of a specified kind
• an attack of illness or strong emotion
• a wrestling or boxing match
• a curve in the side of a violin, guitar, or other musical instrument.
• period of activity or illness
• As much of an action as is performed at one time; a going and returning, as of workmen in reaping, mowing, etc.; a turn; a round.
• A conflict; contest; attempt; trial; a set-to at anything; as, a fencing bout; a drinking bout.
• (sports) a division during which one team is on the offensive
• a period of illness
• a contest or fight (especially between boxers or wrestlers)
• an occasion for excessive eating or drinking

Words related to BOUT

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Words that contain BOUT

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How to use BOUT in a sentence

• After a desperate bout of ineffectual pulling, the dogs with one mind stopped again, and lay down in their bloody tracks.
• I did see the whole merry bout, and never did I think to see thee yield thyself so, hand and foot, to any man in all merry England.
• But hark ye, Senor, lest we fall out again and come out worse the next bout, do pray ask his worship if we may not be accommodated with a guide to take us on our way at once.
• Hench explained to de Laney that this method of beginning the bout was necessary, because the limited area of the mat precluded flying falls.
• They carried their rifles upside down as though that might ease the burden of them, and they had that bluish look of men who have suffered a bad bout of sea-sickness.
• But now he is back in Scotland, safe and sound, free from battle and the work of the trenches for a space, home to gain new strength for his next bout with Fritz across the water.
• Then he bound me to a friend of his and I stayed there till the war bout ended.
• Benham had gone to Prothero again after a bout of elevated idealism.
• As for my own companion, she absolutely made the grand tour of all the praying knots on the promises, having taken a very tolerable bout with each.
• The sailor never grows so old that he does not care to go back for one more wrestling bout with wind and wave.
• He was having an extra bout of work finishing another of those dreadful books, and had been away practically continually the last few weeks, and was away when she left.
• I taught him the first use of his arms, and many a bout have I had with him.
• When I asked if he had been hurt in his bout with Dutch he smiled and extended his arms in denial.
• Merry had shown Blunt his heels in a hundred-yard dash, and at least once had put him on his back in a catch-as-catch-can wrestling bout.
• Be bout big meetin time and bout fo that or was over everybody was dun in the cotton field till dun cold weather.
• Some fellow come on to Atlanta and told us bout em huntin us.
• It muster been bout the very closin of the war cause I heard em say I was give to my young mistress, Sallie Gray.
• I saved one of the young mistress little girl bout seven or eight years old.
• Now and then one of them had a bout of fever, and the other nursed him with gentle devotion.
• Ferry stopped to watch the bout and see that fair play was enforced.
• He suprised ter see me, but he ax me rite off how de people was and most pintedly bout ole mistus and Miss Fair.
• But he finds himself aggrieved, and, knowing him as I do, I make no doubt he will not be content till we have a bout or two.
• After the third bout three women and three men, following an usher, passed along the aisle just in front of me.

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