Guardhouse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUARDHOUSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a building for the accommodation of a military guard, and where prisoners are confined
• a building used to accommodate a military guard or to detain military prisoners.
• A building which is occupied by the guard, and in which soldiers are confined for misconduct; hence, a lock-up.
• a military facility that serves as the headquarters for military police and in which military prisoners can be detained
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a building occupied by a guard or used as a headquarters by soldiers on guard duty

Words related to GUARDHOUSE

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Words that contain GUARDHOUSE

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How to use GUARDHOUSE in a sentence

• As I did not have it with me, they were going to take me to the guard-house.
• A gallery encircled the inner court of the guardhouse where our Lord was crowned with thorns, and the doors were open.
• An order releasing Sextus from the guard-house instantly.
• There should be at least one noncommissioned officer constantly on the alert at the guardhouse, usually the corporal whose relief is on post.
• The detail is then re-formed and marched to the guardhouse, where the flag is turned over to the commander of the guard.
• The sun was setting as we reached the summit ridge, where stood a little guard-house.
• At present, there is a small fort built at Fantaua, and on one of its highest points stands a guard-house.
• The musket with which this nefarious act was done, is said to have been loaned to him from the guard-house at Fort Brady.
• At the guard-house the sergeant said it was serious, and that she must be taken to prison.
• In case of meeting any one and being questioned, it was arranged that they should profess to be carrying a drunken soldier to the guard-house.
• They ran at top speed and in silence, but behind them came a clamor of soldiers from the guard-house.
• She had fully made up her mind that wherever he was, even were it behind the sentinels and bars of the guard-house, she would demand that she be taken to his side.
• Perceiving my condition, they took me off to a small building like a guard-house, some way to the rear of a line of trenches.
• Flint believed her to be connected in some way with the coming of the disturbing note, which was why he compelled her detention at the guard-house.
• He was sent to the hospital from the guard-house in October, 1911, and his mental condition noted at that time.
• He expected that the gates would be opened at once, but they remained locked while the patrol went into the guardhouse to report.
• Take him to the guard-house, where you will detain him until the king sends you further orders.
• I was imprisoned for forty-eight hours at the French guard-house, where they put me on a diet of bread and water.
• The murderer and the seconds were arrested, but it was said that though they were arrested and in the guardhouse they would be set free in a fortnight.
• Through the gap between the second and third quarters he saw the lights at the guard-house and could faintly see the black silhouette of armed men in front of them.
• Then came a heavy footfall on the gallery without, and a dark form, erect and soldierly, stood between them and the dim lights of the guard-house.
• The meanest thing I ever did was bringing Miss Wren in there to spy on him, unless it was in sending that girl to the guard-house.
• The women and children were led by Anton into two rooms on the lower floor, which, were dark indeed, but far more comfortable than the guard-house in the soaked fields.
• The afternoon grew colder, as he stood looking out of the guard-house.
• Accordingly, our guard-house held two men, sentenced for twenty days, for having threatened the life of one of their head men.
• The guard-house on the east side was finished and taken possession of during the month.
• During this month a building, consisting of four cells for prisoners, was added to the guard-house on the east side of the cove.
• Poor fellow! he flies for refuge to us in the guard-house, and plays cards with the officers.
• The sergeant, with his party of six, started back to the guard-house, but they never got there.
• The party entered at the principal gate, and came to the guard-house, which was filled with British soldiers wearing straw helmets and short white coats.

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