Dudgeon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUDGEON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the haft of a dagger; a fit or state of angry indignation usually provoked by opposition
• a feeling of offence or deep resentment
• anger or resentment
• The root of the box tree, of which hafts for daggers were made.
• The haft of a dagger.
• A dudgeon-hafted dagger; a dagger.
• Resentment; ill will; anger; displeasure.
• a feeling of intense indignation (now used only in the phrase `in high dudgeon\')
ADJECTIVE:
• Homely; rude; coarse.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a feeling of resentment

Words related to DUDGEON

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Words that contain DUDGEON

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How to use DUDGEON in a sentence

• Leaving the room in high dudgeon, Kurt hurried out to catch the hired men near at hand and to order them back to work.
• The mortified emperor quitted the place in high dudgeon, and the projected kingdom was doomed to a delay of some centuries.
• He stalked off in dudgeon at the lack of sympathy displayed by his audience, and being still in need of comforting sought it amid the raspberry-canes.
• This interposition increased his rage, and in serious dudgeon he retired from the banquet, and set off on his return to Iran.
• Unfortunately she did not expire, but, having safely arrived, went to bed in high dudgeon, and led Polly and her mother a sad life of it for two weary days.
• Robert, leaving the house in great dudgeon, went down on the following morning to Cambridge.
• He felt that were he to go away in dudgeon simply because Brown was the name of the man whom he was called upon to see, he would put himself in the wrong.
• They went away in high dudgeon, followed immediately by all the other canoes and their occupants.
• Stevens sat in high dudgeon, at being so long restrained from her favourite beverage by the unusually deferred absence of her husband.
• She either dismissed him in a dudgeon or cajoled him with elusive banter.
• Thereat the soldiers were in high dudgeon, for the provisions they had brought with them had reached the lowest ebb, and there was no market to be had.
• The Kentuckians were in high dudgeon, and denounced Jackson as an enemy to internal improvement, and to the western states.
• So the carpet woman went off in dudgeon, for she was sure there would not be time enough to do anything.
• Dry-eyed we watched him take it all down and depart in a dudgeon.
• When the captain had come to an end, and sunk into an estate of lowering dudgeon, Mr.
• I went away in a dudgeon and marked off a cellar on my real estate, 30 feet by 18 feet, on the top of the bluff, near the edge of the western prairie.
• The Washingtonians went religiously, and took the secession of the others in high dudgeon.
• The boys roared, and Weir strode off in high dudgeon.
• Bacon sat down in high dudgeon, without further remark.
• He went away at last, in dudgeon, leaving her alone, but not so sad as before.
• The Spaniards entered the harbour, but failing to find their quarry, put to sea again in high dudgeon.
• The dudgeon which he felt at my desertion made him determined not to let me out of sight, and called for the martyrdom of someone, even let that someone be himself.
• Lenore turned away without a word, gave her horse to a servant, and walked back in dudgeon to the castle.
• Dudgeon was his medical adviser, and remained one of his most intimate friends until the end of his life.
• The animal was restive, took the stone very much in dudgeon, ran, and carrying his rider under a tree, Mr.
• I refused to camp here, and Teague, in high dudgeon, rode on.
• I was rather surprised and disturbed to find the Haughts in a high state of dudgeon.
• Willis, who had returned in high dudgeon to Chicago, set out for Great Slave Lake.
• The reverend gentlemen convoked a meeting, quarrelled outrageously, and separated in high dudgeon without having arrived at any conclusion.
• His dudgeon had been slowly giving place to a shocked surprise.
• Morgan at this moment galloped up in great dudgeon.
• Badcock pocketed his flute in some dudgeon, and for occupation fell to drinking with Mr.
• His remorse was to be brought home to him presently, for old Jacob had had duly recounted to him over again all his cock-and-bull stories, and was in high dudgeon.

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