Disturber is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTURBER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something that disturbs
• One who, or that which, disturbs of disquiets; a violator of peace; a troubler.
• One who interrupts or incommodes another in the peaceable enjoyment of his right.
• a troubler who interrupts or interferes with peace and quiet; someone who causes disorder and commotion
• a person causing trouble, concern, or annoyance.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to interfere with; interrupt; to alter the position or arrangement of; to upset the natural and especially the ecological balance or relations of

Words related to DISTURBER

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Words that contain DISTURBER

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How to use DISTURBER in a sentence

• That no one should be allowed to injure or insult, by word or deed, the exercise of the Catholic religion, on pain of being treated as a disturber of the public peace.
• We often wondered that he was not arrested for creating a riot in the public streets, a disturber of the public traffic.
• After being for a long while the selfish disturber of Europe, he had ended by becoming its moderator, and his powerful influence was habitually exerted on behalf of peace.
• Bird thenceforth as his personal enemy, and a wilful disturber of his peace.
• In Europe of the present day he could hardly fail to be regarded as a ruffian, a dangerous disturber of morality and order.
• Then in a fury he advanced to meet the disturber of his morning sleep and made him pay in full for the disillusion of his days upon the road.
• This worthy is represented as a constant disturber of the peace, and he met the tragic fate which his reckless life had invited.
• Fogerty took it upon himself to peer over the side of the hammock to see who this disturber of peace and quiet could be.
• No house is free from this little disturber, who spares neither age nor sex.
• When he appeared in Parliament next evening a leader of the government took occasion to denounce the platform as a disturber of public peace, directing his remarks to Mr.
• A disturber would probably be shot, and though the shot would alarm the household, the burglars would have time to escape in the darkness.
• The man hurled abuse at the disturber of his repose, and Surendra Nath regained his caution and relapsed into his usual soft murmur.
• Any one who makes uncertain and vague proposals can easily become a disturber of the peace rather than a peacemaker.
• Should he accept it, or was it safer to ignore this pestilent disturber? Craft and anger thrust opposing counsels upon him.
• I began to talk quietly, calling him a rattle-head and a disturber of the peace.
• At the same time the gentleman directed the constable to carry the disturber of the peace before a magistrate, in order to have him punished.
• The disturber, who was obviously out of his senses, was quickly removed.
• Then, at length, he tilted his chair forward with a bang, put a hand on each knee, raised himself, stretched, yawned and scowled upon me as a disturber of his peace.
• Whatever the Church of Rome was abroad, it was here an intruder and a disturber.
• Indeed he had suspected that the disturber of work must be either Lois or Miss Wheeler, or possibly Laurencine.
• He was a persistent, insistent, irrepressible disturber of everything but the good-fellowship of the office, to which he was the chief contributor.
• For behind this cloud that troubled her there was no second one building up over the skyline and growing more dense as the disturber approached.
• He was up in a moment, but so was the German, sleepily hurling imprecations at the disturber of his slumber.
• All haste is then made to get away from the spot, leaving the disturber of the proceedings to be devoured by his companions, whom the scent of blood soon brings upon the scene.
• The worthy widow, who acts as chapel servant, opens the door and then closes it upon the little disturber of the peace.
• It is true indeed, that there were persons, high in civil offices, who, because he addressed the people in public, considered him as a disturber of the peace.
• They convert him from an orderly to a disorderly being, and to a disturber of the order of the universe.
• Both men made war on Napoleon because they believed him to be the implacable disturber of peace and a danger to their country.
• No one could discover this ruthless disturber of their sports.
• Now, the next time one of those disturber fellows ties a blazing pine knot to your tail, you sit right down and gnaw the string in two before you start to run.
• It was his theory that in politics voters never arose and demanded reforms until some disturber shook them up and reminded them that reforms were needed.
• A plain hill, one is not that which is not white and red and green, a plain hill makes no sunshine, it shows that without a disturber.

Similar words containing TURB without suffix er and without prefix dis

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