Brigand is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRIGAND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a bandit
• a member of a gang that ambushes and robs people in forests and mountains.
• A light-armed, irregular foot soldier.
• A lawless fellow who lives by plunder; one of a band of robbers; especially, one of a gang living in mountain retreats; a highwayman; a freebooter.
• an armed thief who is (usually) a member of a band
• bandit

Words related to BRIGAND

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Words that contain BRIGAND

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How to use BRIGAND in a sentence

• I have seldom seen any man who was less like my idea of a brigand, and especially of a brigand with such a reputation that in a land of cruelty he had earned so dark a nickname.
• Against it are held up as ideals representatives of the middle class in the guise of the gentleman brigand.
• The swarthy brigand, with his wooden box of tawdry souvenirs, marked them as they rode past.
• With that weapon held in one hand and a cocked pistol levelled full at Ridge in the other, he presented the appearance of a first-class brigand.
• They know of no brigandage here, and cannot find a brigand.
• Near the Duke stood the tall brigand known as Pietro.
• You would not long so wistfully to change your condition if you enjoyed being a little brigand.
• Brigand would be easier, in these wild forests and rock fortresses that climbed and stood upon the sky-line.
• After lessons she shared most of their amusements, and learned to be a pirate, a brigand, an English sailor, a Boer, and every kind of captive and conspirator.
• Would she tell me? Could I make her talk of that other brigand ship which Miko had said was waiting on Mars? I wondered if he had been able to signal it.
• But with another brigand ship, fully manned and armed, coming from Mars, the condition would be immeasurably worse.
• In ten days the other brigand ship, adequately manned and armed, would be here.
• I swung back to see what this oncoming brigand was doing.
• And, seeing the brigand ship landing on Archimedes, had tried to lure him into a trap.
• At one of the dome windows a brigand with a hand searchbeam was sending its answering light.
• From the windows fronting the brink of the cliff the brigand ship was plainly visible.
• We could see the vague outline of the brigand ship backed up at the foot of the opposite crater wall.
• It was less than three minutes since the prowling brigand had been seen.
• This brigand who had unwittingly committed suicide by his daring act had accomplished more than he had perhaps realized.
• The outline of the brigand ship came directly under us.
• The brigand ship with its surrounding darkness was not far from us.
• I recall an impression of the hurtling brigand figures and swift flying rocks under me.
• The brigand ship, a hundred feet away, loomed dark and silent, a lifeless hulk, already empty of air, drained in the mad blast outward.
• The brigand is supposed to derive his name from the O.
• A country of mountain and forest is favourable to the brigand.
• The brigand life has been made the subject of much romance.
• You will not refuse this wedding-present from your brigand brother.
• Yet my friend was by no means a brigand, for all that.
• In Africa, Blaems successfully suppressed, though he did not finally curb, the brigand chief Tacfarinas, who had been building up a nomad empire of his own.
• When on earth, he had been the terror of Attica, where, as a brigand, he had robbed and murdered with relentless cruelty.

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