Cutthroat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CUTTHROAT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a murderer, an assassin
• a person who cuts the throat of another; a murderer.
• person who cuts throats
• One who cuts throats; a murderer; an assassin.
• someone who murders by cutting the victim\'s throat
ADJECTIVE:
• murderous.
• ruthless: cutthroat competition.
• pertaining to a game, as of cards, in which each of three or more persons acts and scores as an individual.
• Murderous; cruel; barbarous.
• ruthless in competition
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• killer, murderer

Words related to CUTTHROAT

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Words that contain CUTTHROAT

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How to use CUTTHROAT in a sentence

• To me they appeared like a lot of cut-throat pirates who had come ashore for a lark.
• By the main-mast! then, in a time of profound peace, I am subject to the cut-throat martial law.
• We are all stumbling in the dark among these peoples, with their gentle voices and their cut-throat ways.
• A more cut-throat looking set of ruffians I have seldom seen.
• Then Duane knew for sure that he was no knight of the road, but a plain cutthroat robber.
• We are surrounded by gloomy shades, sepulchral caverns, and trees writhing in storm, nor are cut-throat bandits ever far away.
• Every single cut-throat had brought along his prayer-mat, and had treasured it as carefully as his rifle.
• The ignorant among them set such value on that rock and the mosque their cut-throat ancestors erected on it that Jews are now openly threatened as they pass through the streets.
• He had perceived long since that it was a cutthroat game when competition grew keen.
• The Cut-throat! On such days suicides rush to judgment.
• After dinner we played cut-throat auction, and so to bed.
• Every cutthroat must, if he has been a cutthroat on many occasions, have more fortitude and more prudence than the greater part of those whom we consider as the best men.
• The part he has to play in the tale is to appear to be a cutthroat of the worst type, without doing a single thing to merit his reputation.
• Their principal chief has received the formidable appellation of cut-throat from Captain Owen, a name, by which he will be known as long as he lives.
• No doubt Cut-throat thinks this quite a sufficient covering.
• If anybody should suggest that a big capitalist often is another word for a cut-throat, it would be a most egregious calumny.
• They were cutthroat trout, silvery-sided and marked with the red slash along their gills that gave them their name.
• He made a fine fight, but at last I landed him on the grass, a cutthroat of about one and three-quarter pounds, deep red and silver and green, and spotted all over.
• But Sir John has a troop of his cut-throat horsemen picketed out around us.
• Cut-throat, who was present, instantly arose, and, after making a speech to his countrymen, formed them into line, each being armed with the usual number of spears.
• At the time these men arrived on board, several natives were with us, and among the rest, our friend Cut-throat.
• The old soldier opened an inn, other houses arose round it, and the cut-throat pass is now thoroughly secure.
• I brought down from Cabool as far as Quettah a very good specimen of the Kyber knife, a very cut-throat sort of instrument, with which every Afghan is armed.

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