Cutlass is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CUTLASS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a curved, one-edged sword formerly used by sailors, also CUTLAS
• a short sword with a slightly curved blade, formerly used by sailors.
• curved one-edged sword formerly used by sailors
• A short, heavy, curving sword, used in the navy. See Curtal ax.
• a short heavy curved sword with one edge; formerly used by sailors

Words related to CUTLASS

curtalaxe18 cutlas8 cutlasses11

Words that contain CUTLASS

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How to use CUTLASS in a sentence

• Red Ringan sat on a stone with a naked cutlass across his knees.
• We faced about at him then, and saw that he held a great cutlass in his right hand.
• Let my pistols, cutlass, and pocket compass be laid in the coffin along with me.
• It was not possible that a mere stripling could stand before him and his cutlass.
• The captain slashed with the heavy cutlass, and Robert easily turned aside the blow with his lighter weapon.
• The man, stung beyond endurance, attacked with fury, the heavy cutlass singing and whistling as he slashed and thrust.
• The common course for those who do, is to take a negro man as a guide, with a cutlass, or large knife, to clear away the underwood, and form a kind of path as he goes on.
• They were headed by an athletic-looking, swarthy-featured man, who was armed with a cutlass, which he waved over his head to cheer on his companions.
• There was nothing of melancholy in it, nor in the expression of the New Englander as he sprang, cutlass in hand, through the gap.
• Bulger with a cutlass sprang to one side, and Toley ranged himself on the other.
• A detachment of the engineer corps arrived, armed with pick and cutlass, and marched in good order to the assault.
• He was still a sailor and clad in sailor blue, and there was a cutlass in his belt.
• Toward the morning of the next day, however, the sailor managed to work one arm free, and draw the cutlass from his waist.
• The timid eye I dared not raise, The hand that shook when pressed to thine, Must point the guns upon the chase, Must bid the deadly cutlass shine.
• Cutlass in hand, head over heels went Hawkins into the sea.
• Glancing just where the rowboat lay rocking abreast the hay cutters, Haswell saw an Indian snatch at the cutlass of Lopez, the black, who had carelessly stuck it in the sand.
• Then came Bat and Austin, also armed, each with a gun and a cutlass.
• Dick Sand, incapable of controlling himself longer, rushed, cutlass in hand, to the place occupied by Harris.
• She could sing sweetly in Yiddish and in English, and had once been a pantomime fairy at ten shillings a week, and had even flourished a cutlass as a midshipman.
• The wall which Harding struck with the hilt of his cutlass sounded solid.
• He quitted the helm, and seizing his cutlass ran forward, where he found Krantz down, and the men securing him.
• In them all was still, each man had a cutlass by his side, and a loaded musket in his hand.
• He, therefore, taking a pistol in one hand, and his cutlass in the other, leaped into the hold.
• One of them plundered the chest of a sailor, who made some resistance, so that the Spaniard took his cutlass, and beat and wounded him without mercy.
• The back of one of these poor fellows was extremely sore, having just suffered a cruel beating from Bolidar, with the broad side of a cutlass.
• Pork, powder, and biscuit was the cargo, with only a musket and a cutlass apiece for the squire and me and Redruth and the captain.
• At the same time, observing Gray to be unarmed, I handed him my cutlass.
• Meanwhile a third, running unharmed all around the house, appeared suddenly in the doorway and fell with his cutlass on the doctor.
• Mechanically, I obeyed, turned eastwards, and with my cutlass raised, ran round the corner of the house.
• This took the form of a vigilance committee, each member of which came to its meetings armed with musket and cutlass.
• It was a broad blade like a cutlass and it glittered in the brilliant sunlight.
• The tree being very tender, may, on being bent down, be cut asunder with a single stroke of a hatchet, cutlass, or other convenient instrument.
• I was neither at the hot gates Nor fought in the warm rain Nor knee deep in the salt marsh, heaving a cutlass, Bitten by flies, fought.
• Although he wore a cutlass, and had used it that day with tremendous effect, he did not now draw it.
• Robinson handed him the cutlass and a pistol, telling him, if he had any strength left, to go and do what he could against the savages.

Similar words containing CUTLAS without suffix s

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