Harass is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HARASS in dictionary:

VERB:
• to bother persistently
• subject to aggressive pressure or intimidation
• make repeated small-scale attacks on (an enemy)
• annoy or trouble constantly
• To fatigue; to tire with repeated and exhausting efforts; esp., to weary by importunity, teasing, or fretting; to cause to endure excessive burdens or anxieties; -- sometimes followed by out.
• annoy continually or chronically
• exhaust by attacking repeatedly
NOUN:
• Devastation; waste.
• Worry; harassment.

Words related to HARASS

harassed12 harasser11 harassers12 harasses11 harassing13 harassings14 harassment15 harassments16 noy6

Words that contain HARASS

harassed12 harasser11 harasses11 harassers12 harassing13 harassedly17 harassings14 harassment15 harassingly18 harassments16 antiharassment19

How to use HARASS in a sentence

• He advanced in full order of battle before the enemy, who remained motionless and did not attempt in the least to harass his retreat.
• Harmar also wished to revenge his losses, and to forestall any attempt of the Indians to harass his shaken and retreating forces.
• Enclosed I send a specimen of another artifice adopted to harass and distress the negroes.
• Day by day they found a new point upon which to harass the wretched Squire.
• I do not wish to harass you with jealous importunity.
• In general they are content to vex and harass without seriously alarming their neighbors.
• The operations of defence during this period are so directed as to harass the workmen in the trenches and retard the advance of the works of attack.
• Panic struck the defeated Vitellians when the fleet began to harass their rear.
• Neither, during this fortunate moment, did fear of discovery harass him.
• This officer expressed great joy upon learning from Ridge that an American army was about to land in Cuba, and promised to harass any expedition sent against it from Holguin.
• Of all the griefs that harass the distressed, Sure the most bitter is a scornful jest.
• Nevertheless we might harass our enemies, giving them little rest day or night.
• The Freibergers, on their part, were by no means backward in doing their utmost to harass the Swedes.
• The best Mosby could do was to launch small raiding parties to harass the work of destruction.
• General Lee directed a portion of his cavalry under General Fitz Lee to harass and delay this column as much as possible.
• Chinese likin-barriers begin to harass the caravans at Schehleh.
• If Satan came to him, it was generally on some unimportant thing which might harass and divert from better things.
• He sends off a detachment to harass the retreat, and waits the arrival of Cranor, with whom he means to follow and bring Marshall to battle in the morning.
• During the whole night, however, they continued to harass our troops by fire of artillery, wherever moonlight discovered our position.
• They send armies to harass and destroy the land, in order to become famous in the world, for the joy of conquest.
• All the fearsome tales of forest beasts she had ever heard rose up to harass her.
• To harass the provinces anew? The people will be exasperated to the last degree.
• Six North-Enders, having rushed out to harass the discomfited enemy, were gallantly cut off by General Ames and captured.
• Meanwhile, Washington waited and watched, puzzled by the delay, and hoping only to harass Sir Henry with militia on the march to New York.
• When Cornwallis came south, Pearson, with his company, endeavored to harass his advance.
• The North Carolina militia were then placed under the command of General Pickens, of South Carolina, and continued to harass the British as they advanced toward Virginia.
• It was now necessary to punish the Arab tribes who had taken advantage of the Kimmerian invasion to harass the empire on the south.
• We were also given practice in describing and recognising inconspicuous targets at long range, in order to be able to harass the enemy the moment he showed himself.
• When the hurried lines came, the strain and harass expressed in them left no room for affection.
• Then, too, the Mahdi uprising, seemingly suppressed, still lives and is likely to hold the Soudan if not to harass Egypt.
• He wanted to harass the witness, but he had been withheld by his client.
• The same passions, which harass the one, will harass the other, but the effects will be widely different.
• There it learned from the Dutch factors that their vessels were about to come to harass these islands.

Similar words containing HARAS without suffix s

charas11 akharas14 viharas13 charases13 citharas13 harassed12 harasser11 harasses11 kitharas15 harassers12 harassing13 harassedly17 harassings14 harassment15 saccharase17 harassingly18 harassments16 saccharases18 antiharassment19

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