Gunsmith is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUNSMITH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who makes or repairs firearms
• a person who makes, sells, and repairs small firearms.
• person who manufactures or repairs firearms, esp portable guns
• One whose occupation is to make or repair small firearms; an armorer.
• someone who makes or repairs guns

Words related to GUNSMITH

gunsmiths15

Words that contain GUNSMITH

gunsmiths15 gunsmithing18 gunsmithings19

How to use GUNSMITH in a sentence

• They seized the churches, rang the bells, sacked the gunsmith shops, and erected barricades.
• If he were not a gunsmith he might become a professor of psychology.
• So we, carrying a gunsmith on board, bought up at one place the guns that wanted repairs, and sold them at the next for new pieces.
• This took place on May 14th, 1870, at Paddington Station, London, with him being arrested also John Wilson, a Birmingham gunsmith.
• Davitt had L150 in his possession, and Wilson had fifty revolvers, it being suggested that the gunsmith was about to deliver the weapons in exchange for the money.
• As I did not possess the accomplishments of a gunsmith, and was likewise destitute of the necessary tools, I was reluctantly obliged to signify my inability to perform the task.
• On top of everything else, he had had a few words with Alex Barrett, the gunsmith, the other day.
• Barrett would be glad to do business with him, once the gunsmith saw that hard tool-steel he had dug out of that place down the river.
• They were introduced as Alexander Barrett, the gunsmith and Stanley Markovitch, the distiller.
• Altamont, on the other hand, started with Alex Barrett, the gunsmith, and Mordecai Ricci, the miller, to inspect the gunshop and the grist mill.
• He turned the face up to the starlight and saw that it was Jim Dent, and that the gunsmith appeared to be unconscious.
• The staid pastor had but little recreation, and I am afraid I was always glad that Ulrica Schumacher, the frisky sister of the gunsmith, almost always beat him at chess.
• Taylor, gunsmith, but so changed and remodeled that little of the original structure can be identified to remind us of the past.
• I knew a man once who was a gunsmith and lost all his teeth at a comparatively early age.
• The gunsmith took the weapon, but handled it so carelessly, that it went off in his hands, and the ball caused his death.
• Pauli at Paris in the year 1814, he might have seen a gunsmith, twenty-seven years of age, plying his trade under the patronage of Napoleon the Great.
• Then he became a gunsmith, making arms for the patriots of Seventy-six, until what time the British destroyed his shop.

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