Budge is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUDGE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to move or stir
• make or cause to make the slightest movement
• make room for another person by moving
• change an opinion
• To move off; to stir; to walk away.
• Brisk; stirring; jocund.
• move very slightly
• move slightly
NOUN:
• A kind of fur prepared from lambskin dressed with the wool on; -- used formerly as an edging and ornament, esp. of scholastic habits.
• United States tennis player who in 1938 was the first to win the Australian and French and English and United States singles championship in the same year (1915-2000)
• lambskin dressed for the fur to be worn on the outer side
ADJECTIVE:
• Lined with budge; hence, scholastic.
• Austere or stiff, like scholastics.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move slightly

Words related to BUDGE

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Words that contain BUDGE

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How to use BUDGE in a sentence

• She vows that nothing shall make her budge until thou hast recovered from thy ecstasy, and admitted her as thy disciple.
• Accordingly the king added to this suggestion a solemn oath that he would not budge from the city until he had made an edict, sacred and inviolable.
• As an illustration of the intense heat we experienced, I may mention that it was at one time perfectly impossible to make the thermometer budge.
• Not a step would he budge for all the coaxing and scolding and beating his rider could give.
• Professor Budge thinks that the Assyrian editors substituted the ancient triad of Anu, Ea, and Enlil for the pair which would correspond to those found in Egypt.
• Cuthbert stood at the door of the narrow house in Budge Row, seeking speech of the wise woman.
• And still we did not budge an inch from our position as it was when the gas first came over.
• That, Sir George explained, was a familiar trick to play upon the tithe-gatherer, who could not budge beyond the phrasing of his warrant.
• Let no man of us budge one step, and let slave-holders come to beat us from our country.
• By the strangest chance the window was closed, and he could not budge it.
• Budge of the British Museum, that Lord Bute wrote and published these books under the name of Budge.
• They might tear him to pieces, but from that decision he would not budge.
• When the Hormuzzeer lay at anchor at Budge Budge, Mr.
• Whatever Mellersh said or did, she would not budge an inch out of heaven, would not rouse herself a single instant to come outside it and be cross.
• But the Gordons could do no more then than lie down among the rocks they had gained and take part in pot-shooting at the enemy, who dared not budge.
• Budge sniffed and, the Christmas celebration apparently abandoned in the excitement of the strange letter, she departed kitchenward.
• Budge followed with blankets and a hot water bottle.
• Also Farrell refused to budge until he had built his bonfire.
• When he was ready to go on, Snake refused to budge.
• In other words, that the laws of perspective will not budge.
• Showing no bad temper, he simply refused to budge, and, by this time, when he had made up his mind, the decision was final, as far as any one man was concerned.
• Invariably he read through the daytime, and unless to take Hazel for a walk or a drive, or some simple pleasure which they could indulge in by themselves, he would not budge.
• All weighing-machines cheat, but, if cheat they must, give me the machine that flatly refuses to budge from zero after it has swallowed your coin.
• Several batteries were planted between the ruins of the houses in Hilgard, but even then the enemy did not budge.
• Each one felt upon himself the keen, merciless eye of the enemy and dared not budge or even stretch out a benumbed foot.
• Twice he threw his whole weight against it, but it did not budge.
• After shaking her up for a while without inducing her to move, he made up his mind that she must be jammed in the pipe and unable to budge.
• He pulled, but the dwarf, his feet firmly planted on the ground, did not budge.
• The two slender threads upon which the success of this enterprise hung were named Lindsay and Budge.
• Gorst, ordered to quit the King Country, refused to budge without instructions.

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