Doughty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOUGHTY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• courageous
• brave and persistent
• brave and determined

Words related to DOUGHTY

doughtier14 doughtiest15 doughtily17 doughtiness16

How to use DOUGHTY in a sentence

• Chalk quailed as he tried to picture the scene with that doughty champion.
• Many doughty knights were seen walking everywhere at court in lordly weeds.
• At this Hagen, the bold and doughty knight, rejoiced him.
• Still side by side the noble princesses stood, which liked full well the doughty warriors for to see.
• Now the doughty Folker went courteously with his fiddle and stood before Gotelind.
• It was brought into Scotland by a doughty Dane in the train of Anne, queen of James VI.
• Presumably each doughty warrior knows his own country better than that of the other, which would carry a conclusion directly contrary to that which he draws.
• But Cook was in high good humour, and quite determined on doughty deeds.
• Ishmael disliked Doughty and took little trouble to hide the fact.
• Killigrew lay opposite Doughty now, looking oddly girlish with his slim form and colourless face, that would have been insipid but for his too red mouth.
• He circled, still in that cat-like attitude, Doughty circling also, both waiting to spring.
• And the oaks that doughty Paine fancied himself to have levelled show not so much as a scratch upon their sturdy trunks.
• Can any language of contempt in which Luther afterwards spoke of this doughty champion of Rome be too strong? Among the attendants at the Leipzig Debate was Hoogstraten.
• The new century found the pen of that doughty champion of the Faith, Charles Leslie, busy at work on the Socinian controversy.
• To her he said not a word, to Sir Edward he dared not speak, but one day Roger took an opportunity of confiding to Lady Doughty the new secret of his life.
• That was a happy meeting in all but the fact that Sir Edward Doughty was in weak health.
• Doughty knelt at the block, and said another prayer or two, and then laid his head down, and he was shivering a little with cold, and then, when he gave the sign, Mr.
• As for Doughty Street, with our means, a house is out of the question.
• By some, it is considered that this play originated in the commemoration of the doughty deeds of the Crusaders.
• Most certainly, at that moment, the truth of this dictum was demonstrated in a manner which would have surprised even the doughty philosopher himself.
• Thomas Doughty now fell in disfavor by openly acting as equal in command with Drake.
• Whether justly or unjustly, Doughty was tried at Port St.
• Protesting his innocence, Doughty spurned the least favor from his rival.
• Suddenly she sees a doughty, handsome youth, riding a black horse, and coming where she was.
• Sent to watch and assist this pair of doughty warriors, Harry Corwin found most of his time in the air spent in keeping in the position which had been assigned to him.
• At Transfer we passed over the Missouri by a long bridge, and entered Omaha, a city picturesquely situated, the home of that doughty churchman, Rev.
• We have seen how the doughty and determined Scot followed to the Arctic the river which now bears his name.
• They, like Hercules, had passed their youth in doing doughty deeds for the benefit of mankind, and their fame had spread abroad throughout the land of Greece.
• And when the doughty horseman made out the girl standing in the doorway, he smiled with a lack of formality not suggested by the town-cut of his trappings.

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