Garrisoned is valid Scrabble Word

Is garrisoned a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is garrisoned valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for GARRISONED in dictionary:

VERB:

GARRISON, to assign to a military post
provide (a place) with a group of troops
station (troops) in a particular place

NOUN:

a group of troops stationed in a fortress or town to defend it
the building occupied by a garrison

Words related to GARRISONED

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Words that contain GARRISONED

engarrisoned14 disgarrisoned16

How to use GARRISONED in a sentence

The first great impediment was the important city of Troyes, which was well garrisoned.
So they garrisoned it as long as the assembly lasted, but when it was about to be dissolved, the signal was pulled down and the guards departed.
This is said to have been garrisoned by the Parliamentary army during the Civil War.
Here the crew disembarked, put up and garrisoned their trading house, and then returned home.
The Prussian monarch took possession of the revenues of the duchy, organized the government under his own officers, garrisoned the fortresses and returned to Berlin.
Both of these places were no doubt left well garrisoned with Assyrian soldiers, on whom the conqueror could place entire reliance.
Lawrence and its posts before they were strengthened and garrisoned.
The storehouses and conveniences provided for the particular traffic, if not properly guarded, were like fortifications insufficiently garrisoned.
Great Britain could not, probably, keep the French out of Naples, but she could out of Sicily, provided, and only provided, Messina was adequately garrisoned and held.
When these were finished they were garrisoned by a platoon in each case.

It was feebly garrisoned by English troops, and was well supplied with munitions of war.
This fort is usually garrisoned by several companies of soldiers.
In this pass was a petty and obscure town, Guntz by name, badly fortified, and garrisoned by a mere handful of men, eight hundred in all.
It was to be garrisoned by soldiers, being intended, in fact, only as a means to enable a smaller number of troops than would otherwise be necessary to guard the line.
They seized cities, garrisoned and occupied them, and settled in them as if to make them their permanent homes.
The King was sacred on July the sixteenth, and Paris then stood empty of English soldiers, being garrisoned by Burgundians only.
The centre, or space between these groups of redoubts, was composed, as has been said, of lighter but nevertheless very effective works, and was strongly garrisoned.
El Caney lay about four miles northeast of Santiago, and was strongly fortified, and, as events proved, strongly garrisoned.
They accordingly advanced against this place, which was garrisoned by twenty thousand men, and on the side of the Roristhenes defended by eighteen galleys.
As to forces, none are ever garrisoned at Eochefort, except marines, which at the time the colonel was on the spot amounted to about one thousand.
On the twentieth of February, a body of six thousand Austrians surrounded the little town of Hirschfeld, in Upper Lusatia, garrisoned by a battalion of Prussian foot.
Outside the gates, between the forts and the ramparts, troops are massed with artillery, and the forts are well garrisoned.
The forts were garrisoned by regular troops, and the city put in a proper state of defence.
Points of the interior, to be sure, were garrisoned, but for the most part it was an unbroken forest, or marked only by heaps of smouldering ruins.
Budweis lay but a few miles farther ahead, but he had made up his mind not to stop there, as it was a large garrisoned town, and the small places suited him better.
Spain first occupied the place in 1855 and garrisoned it with several hundred Hokanos and Tagalogs.
Baltimore was placed under martial law, and strongly garrisoned.
There is to be an exchange of garrisons, that is to say, certain English towns are to be garrisoned by German regiments, while certain German towns are to have English garrisons.
The Spaniards took possession of the city, massacred many of the inhabitants, placed strong restrictions on those who surrendered, and strongly garrisoned every tower and fort.
The Post was garrisoned by only two companies of infantry and one troop of cavalry.
The place was well garrisoned, and commanded by the head chief, Trembling-Leaf.
Near the site of the present city of Rome in New York was Fort Schuyler, garrisoned by an American force.
But then, the place was garrisoned by only forty English, and resistance would have been of no avail.

Similar words containing GARRISON without suffix ed

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