Dacoit is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DACOIT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a member of an Indian robber gang, also DAKOIT
• (in India or Burma (Myanmar)) a member of a band of armed robbers.
• (in India and Myanmar) a member of a gang of armed robbers
• One of a class of robbers, in India, who act in gangs.
• a member of an armed gang of robbers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a bandit in India

Words related to DACOIT

dacoits10 dakoit11

Words that contain DACOIT

dacoits10 dacoity13 dacoitage13 dacoities12 dacoitages14

How to use DACOIT in a sentence

• Raghu Dacoit Madhub Babu, a Calcutta gentleman, owned much property in that city and was known far and wide on account of his great wealth.
• At that time there flourished a notorious dacoit, Raghu, for whose capture Government had offered a handsome reward.
• But like Robin Hood of old, Raghu Dacoit had caught popular fancy by his generosity to the poor.
• On one of these occasions, the latest doings of Raghu Dacoit were being discussed.
• A Punjabee Dacoit In a railway train several Punjabee ladies sat on the lower berths of a second class compartment, laughing and talking gaily.
• Fu-Manchu came in person with Nayland Smith, in response to the wailing signal of the dacoit who had accompanied me.
• Crouching forward half out of the open window was a Burmese dacoit, a cross-eyed, leering being whom I well remembered to have encountered two years before in my dealings with Dr.
• Like any drunkard I stood there in the middle of the road looking up at the vacant window where the dacoit had been, and up at the window above the shop of J.
• The dacoit, in obedience to a guttural order from Dr.
• Before my horrified gaze four huge rats came tumbling out from the bag into the cage! The dacoit snatched away the sack and snapped the shutter fast.
• The dacoit had disappeared, and Fu-Manchu placidly was watching the four lean and hideous animals in the cage.
• But it was not till I arrived in Burma that I learnt that this was the armed escort of the outlawed Wuntho Sawbwa, the dacoit chief who has a price set on his head.
• Before my horrified gaze, four huge rats came tumbling out from the bag into the cage! The dacoit snatched away the sack and snapped the shutter fast.
• The watchers distinctly saw three or four fall, but these were swiftly dragged among the trees by their comrades, and for a moment not a single dacoit was to be seen.
• A dacoit stepped into view, crouched down, and carefully trained the piece.
• The fallen dacoit had trained it perfectly before he dropped, and a comrade now touched off the piece.
• The withering storm of bullets poured from the three magazines had no more effect in checking the dacoit rush than if the bullets had been drops of rain.
• The immensely powerful weapon had driven the bullet straight through the centre of a palm log, through the body of the dacoit behind, and wounded one of the party following up.
• The dacoit at the foot of the ladder was staring upwards, intent on the doings of his comrades, when Jack landed without a sound scarce a yard behind him.
• Down came the butt of the rifle with a terrific swing, fair and square across the skull of the dacoit, who crumpled under the blow and dropped without a groan.
• The lower slope of the ravine was covered with tall bushes of wild plum, and, as Jack ran through these, he lost sight, for a few moments, of the bridge and the busy dacoit.
• The second dacoit plunged into the bushes, and followed easily the track left by four men and two ponies.

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