Hustle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HUSTLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to hurry
• push roughly; jostle
• force (someone) to move hurriedly or unceremoniously
• obtain illicitly or by forceful action
• pressure someone into doing something
• sell aggressively
• engage in prostitution
• push about, jostle
• To shake together in confusion; to push, jostle, or crowd rudely; to handle roughly; as, to hustle a person out of a room.
• To push or crows; to force one\'s way; to move hustily and with confusion; a hurry.
• cause to move furtively and hurriedly
• move or cause to move energetically or busily
• sell something to or obtain something from by energetic and especially underhanded activity
• get by trying hard
• pressure or urge someone into an action
• push one's way; bustle
NOUN:
• a state of great activity
• a fraud or swindle
• a swindle in which you cheat at gambling or persuade a person to buy worthless property
• a rapid active commotion
• lively activity or bustle

Words related to HUSTLE

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Words that contain HUSTLE

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How to use HUSTLE in a sentence

• These were ordered to hustle out coal before boilers B and D.
• CHAPTER III HOW TO PLEASE A SENATOR The International Hotel in Washington was all hustle and bustle.
• He was to enter the bar in a brisk, businesslike way, seize the bag, and hustle the Colonel out before he had time to reflect.
• The ruffian, finding them docile, did not hustle them in any way but stood leisurely receiving the spoil.
• It was estimated that it would take seven days to get on the move, but by a general hustle all round in three days we began our 5,000 miles journey.
• Then he would Hustle out on his Beat and ask People if they had heard the Talk that was Going Around.
• After the emancipation she had to hustle for all of them.
• After the hustle of most American cities, there was to me an unspeakable charm in the quiet of this place.
• There is not the hustle that may be seen further north, but the results of Cuban activity, measured in dollars or in tons, fairly dispute the notion of any national indolence.
• Besides, you must hustle around and see that they need not move out of that dear little cottage.
• Van could only hustle them inside a grocery-and-hardware store to save them from a drenching.
• I managed to hustle Geraldine into our carriage and get her locked in without her seeing George.
• Get out and hustle for a living like the rest of us do.
• Modern life, with its hustle and bustle, and the ever-present contest for supremacy in its commercial and social phases, displays a growing unrest and nervousness.
• They came about me staring, and presently began to push and hustle me, then to throw things at me.
• All the hustle and worry is over, and we are unanimously happy.
• Buckley was to get in the window, which was open, it being a warm night, the others were to hustle away with the ladder, and wait for him at a street several blocks distant.
• Then to the hustle and bustle within the house was added the more unusual murmur of voices and tread of many feet without.
• Well, the only thing to do now was to hustle up to town in the morning and inform Bunch that I had sold his property.
• Greg, you hustle to the police station as fast as you can make your feet fly.
• Still, as Macgregor might have known by now, it was always a mistake to try to hustle Christina in any way.
• No, I cannot settle down or hustle up to anything until I hear from Jack or you.
• No hustle, no appearance of business save where a messenger-boy threaded the maze on a break-neck bicycle, or where a dull-faced coolie pulled at an overloaded barrow.
• But Kettle did not start to hustle his black laborers back to work at once.
• You hustle back to your tower and keep a close watch on things.
• Our fighting men, to-day, are obliged to hustle all the time to keep up with the march and progress of science.
• And the lovely ladies and their thrilling men had not to hustle from one corner of the earth to another in order to find different amusements.
• Hesitation was not the way to succeed in this home of hustle.
• Earnest students of hustle should visit Paris or Milan.
• He is over at the house getting rested and ready, and will have to make his examination in less than an hour now, so you two had better hustle to get Dr.
• Their instructions were to choose the most deserted street and the most favourable moment and, one evening, to hustle him into a motor-car.
• You better wash your face, and eat a bite of lunch, and hustle back.
• The others began to bustle and hustle the children, and men, brushing tears from faces that had begun to smile uncertainly, as if they had never smiled before.
• We frequently saw them make little fires any where, and hustle round them, with no other view than to warm themselves.

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