Holsters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOLSTERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• HOLSTER, to place in a holster
• put (a gun) into its holster
NOUN:
• a holder for carrying a handgun or other firearm, typically made of leather and worn on a belt or under the arm.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put in a holster (a case for a pistol)

Words related to HOLSTERS

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How to use HOLSTERS in a sentence

• Before I could do anything at all, they had seized my revolvers from the holsters, and I received a blow on the head from a tomahawk which nearly rendered me senseless.
• Both drew their guns from their holsters and lowered them till the barrels lay even with the trousers seams.
• The silly boy had taken his pistols from his holsters when he had camped for the night.
• Even Henkel, Hartmann, and Von Steegman hauled out their pistols from their belt holsters and fired for all they were worth.
• Harry repressed his inclination to place his hand on his pistols, which he had on alighting from his horse taken from the holsters and placed in his belt.
• Their new master rode in front of them, while behind rode his overseer, with pistols at his holsters, and a long whip in his hand.
• Both master and groom wore their pistols in their holsters.
• To the fact that they were lying on their field-glasses, holsters, swords, and water- bottles they appeared indifferent.
• His sword had been removed, and his pistols were still in the holsters beside his unfortunate horse.
• While I was ruminating he had quickly unbuttoned the holsters, which I had stupidly neglected to examine.
• The captain put a brace of double-barrelled pistols into his holsters, and the servants did the same.
• Their only weapons, seemingly, were their lances and the revolvers in their holsters.
• In spite of the warm settled weather he carried his cloak before him strapped across the holsters.
• He drew them from their holsters with marvelous speed.
• The neighborhood gasped at that, and gasped again when Gil gave Injun a pair of gold-mounted six-guns, with an embossed leather cartridge-belt and holsters.
• I felt the holsters, but, to my horror, there were no pistols.
• Buckled around him was a belt full of cartridges with a big six-shooter in each of its two holsters.
• He dropped the reins over the high pommel of the saddle, drew out his two guns, one after the other, rolled the cylinders, and returned the guns to their holsters.
• With a sweep of his hands he drew his two guns from their holsters, rolled the cylinders and examined them minutely.
• When both had raised their hands above their heads he deftly plucked their weapons from their holsters.
• The first, a great burly, dark-complexioned man with fierce black eyes and a feathered cap, had pistols in his holsters and a short sword by his side.
• The two heavy holsters it supported were almost incongruous on so slight a figure.
• He was glad to find in the holsters a brace of double-barrelled pistols, a powder flask and a bag of bullets, and also a large flask full of spirits.
• Park sent his horse-pistols and holsters as a present to the king, and informed him that he wished to leave Kemmoo as soon as he could procure a guide.
• He remarked besides that each horseman carried a carbine slung across his shoulders and pistols in his holsters.
• But to avoid risk, put the pistols in the holsters.
• In the position in which Raoul lay, unfortunately, he could neither draw his sword from the scabbard, nor his pistols from their holsters.
• He took out his pistols, cocked them, and thrust them so back into the holsters, without knowing what he was about.

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