Bouts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOUTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BOUT, 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.

Words related to BOUTS

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Words that contain BOUTS

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How to use BOUTS in a sentence

• I was light on my feet, and in our country bouts had often worsted a heavier antagonist by my quickness in movement.
• His gaoler told me he had been mighty wild during his examination before the Council, and had had frequent bouts of madness since, but for the moment he was peaceable.
• With hardly a pause he described a lurid succession of drinking bouts and gallant adventures.
• Then they had bouts of wrestling and of cudgel play, so that every day they gained in skill and strength.
• They had many little bouts after the one big quarrel.
• He had been making money on the side nights in boxing bouts.
• He could also do a little fighting if it came in his way, and in the course of his Town Council career he had one or two pretty bouts with some of his opponents.
• To this day, it is an opinion among the peasantry in many parts of Ireland, that there is something unfortunate connected with all drinking bouts held upon Christmas Eve.
• Every fortnight, for the sum of a crown a head, three or four amateur bouts were arranged.
• I had developed in particular an amazing strength of arm, which stood me in good stead in wrestling bouts, and led to my being counted two in our tugs of war.
• At four the fencing bouts began between the gentlemen.
• Beer there is, of course, but no smoking allowed till the bouts are over.
• Still another official keeps a record in a book, of each cut or scratch, the length of time, the number of bouts, and the result.
• Moreover, he causes scandals by his drinking bouts, and does not add to the harmony of the place.
• Meanwhile I was carried dangerously ill to the Austrian hospital, and lay helpless between bouts of agony and injections of morphine.
• They had lived from hand to mouth, the demands of a hard and dangerous profession alternating with bouts of foolish revelry.
• They entertained themselves in their spare time by getting up boxing bouts and concerts.
• Blinding bouts of headache were her besetting trouble, but only by the moist red eyes did any one know anything about that.
• Later, as a student in Leipzig, I let myself be carried away sufficiently to wound seriously my adversary in one of our fencing bouts.
• There were men, as she knew, who simply had to have bouts, whose only method to peace was to drown the demon within them.
• And it was Whippham who first suggested green tea as a substitute for coffee, which gave the bishop indigestion, as his stimulant for these nocturnal bouts.
• The European is puzzled and baffled by one of our combined talk-and-eating bouts.
• Scapin shall accompany us, for he knows a clever trick or two for tripping a man up, that I have seen him perform admirably in several wrestling bouts.
• He was a heavily-built yet very active young man, who had shown great promise in boxing bouts in the gymnasium.
• Still, after these bouts spent in the bosom of his family he usually returned to sleep them off at my expense in my office.
• Matsys, Memling, Dierck Bouts, Roger van der Weyden were no doubt sincere and pious worthies.
• He tries various bouts of logic with Spinosa in connection with detached propositions.
• The examination is divided into three bouts of about 36 hours, two nights and a day, each, with intervals of a day.
• Breitmann did not now court his society when the smoking bouts came round, or when the steward brought the whisky and soda after the ladies had retired.
• The daily bouts at cards had arranged itself accordingly, and to him was assigned the ignoble part of the onlooker.
• We may get more good from that than harm from all his tales of much punch and many drinking bouts.
• The preliminary bouts would be beginning, but I had no interest in these.
• I had heard the warning often in the bouts at the Manor.

Similar words containing BOUT without suffix s

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