Girt is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GIRT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to gird, girth
• encircle (a person or part of the body) with a belt or band
• secure (a garment or sword) on the body with a belt or band
• surround; encircle
• make cutting or critical remarks
• gird; bind
• To gird; to encircle; to invest by means of a girdle; to measure the girth of; as, to girt a tree.
NOUN:
• a cutting or critical remark
• Same as Girth.
ADJECTIVE:
• Bound by a cable; -- used of a vessel so moored by two anchors that she swings against one of the cables by force of the current or tide.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to surround
• imp. & p. p. of Gird.

Words related to GIRT

gird6 girded9 girding10 girds7 girted8 girting9 girts6

Words that contain GIRT

girth9 girts6 begirt9 engirt7 girted8 girths10 ungirt7 upgirt9 girthed12 girting9 seagirt8 ungirth11 upgirts10 girthing13 girtline9 overgirt12 ungirths12 upgirted12 girthline13 girtlines10 undergirt11 ungirthed14 begirting13 upgirting13 girthlines14 ungirthing15

How to use GIRT in a sentence

• Some women are girt with centuries, instead of gold or gems.
• The pathway yields place to a steep and roughly-paved ascent, girt with dense clumps of prickly pear, extending as far as the first gateway of the fortress.
• Somewhat ahead, the open river, where the two arms that girt the Old City reunited in what was now a vast lake! The two men went on blindly.
• And the altar was girt round by hosts of ascetics, and was fit to be worshipped by persons of a virtuous life.
• He placed the ring upon his finger, and the girdle he girt about his body.
• He set the ring upon his finger, and as to your girdle, he girt it upon him, and belted it tightly about his middle.
• Wankin pondered over things for a moment, girt on his belt and sword and took up his position on the London road within a hundred yards of a wayside public-house.
• At the head of the band marched Winfried, clad in a tunic of fur, with his long black robe girt high above his waist, so that it might not hinder his stride.
• They were seen walking together by twos, husband and wife, girt with a girdle about the loins, and some sort of covering around the head.
• They had built a great fort on the Southwark side of the river, girt with a wide moat, and all the stronger that the walls thus surrounded were partly of timber and stone.
• At the head of the band marched Winfried, clad in a tunic of fur, with his long black robe girt high about his waist, so that it might not hinder his stride.
• Calais was girt by double walls and ditches of exceptional strength and was bravely defended by John de Vienne and a numerous garrison.
• Behind this moat rose the town walls, girt with strong towers at short intervals.
• I saw Bellencion Berti go girt with leather and bone and his lady come from the mirror with unpainted face.
• It is true he might have fought his way through, girt with the armor of Christian faith and prayer, as many others, like him, have done.
• Ah me, ah me! The incrusted-papered walls of the depot girt me in again.
• We do not count around us a few feeble veterans of the contest, but we are girt with a cloud of witnesses.
• The city itself stands on lofty cliffs, and as Wolfe looked upon it on that June evening far away, it was girt and crowned with batteries.
• By night, by day, in sun or shade, Be girt around me, trusty blade.
• I watched their lowering, frowning edge, Girt round with silver band, Saw castles tall and towering ledge Assume their forms so grand.
• The height and girt of some of the callitris trees were very considerable.
• The strap which ran under the belly was called the belly girt.
• Though solitude girt her round, she did not feel herself to be really alone.
• She also waited, girt for battle, eager for the fray.
• Batang, girt all round by dangerous reefs, is inaccessible except to small boats.
• The twice-perjured Bishop Valdemar left his cloister cell once more and girt on the sword, to take the kingdom he coveted by storm.
• Nor were the spreading lands and ways yet deemed needful by our Lord, but the earth stood girt fast by water.
• On a stony eminence, that stood Girt with inferior ridges, at the point, Where light and darkness meet in spectral gloom.
• He had a blue apron girt about his waist, but otherwise he wore the short coat and the dicky and white tie of the Continental hotel waiter.
• They may girt upon us for a moment, but no real cement can grow from such an association.

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