Intruder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTRUDER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that intrudes
• a person who intrudes, especially into a building with criminal intent
• person who enters a place without permission
• One who intrudes; one who thrusts himself in, or enters without right, or without leave or welcome; a trespasser.
• someone who intrudes on the privacy or property of another without permission

Words related to INTRUDER

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How to use INTRUDER in a sentence

• Had Sir Horace been shot while attempting to seize the intruder? The position in which the body was found did not support that theory.
• There was no light on the lower floor, and after listening for any signs of life, I began to feel my way about the house, searching for the intruder.
• But from the first he was regarded with aversion, as an intruder upon their sanctuary and love.
• Before she sat down to read, she always shot the small brass bolt on the door to prevent Hill or any other intruder from entering.
• No open door suggested the entrance of an intruder.
• She asked you what you wanted, as if you were an intruder.
• I selected a quiet nook, where no intruder was likely to penetrate, and there I taught him his A, B, C.
• Unexpectedly as she had appeared, not one of them felt that she was an intruder at all.
• The intruder had swung back his foot and dealt the dog a savage kick.
• He dragged himself from his pallet, and took up one of the large damp stones which lay about the floor of the cell, to throw at the intruder.
• Apparently the lack of fear exhibited by the intruder shocked her.
• She pushed it out, feeling frightened, feeling as if it were an intruder, that once admitted would grow dominant and masterful, and she would never be her own again.
• Decision as to when to remove the intruder is determined by esophagoscopic inspection.
• He was told that this intruder must be caught and that at once if he, Curlie Carson, wished to hold his position as chief of the secret tower room station.
• The intruder had effected his exit either in great haste or in a singularly unfortunate manner.
• Suddenly there was a hasty exclamation, and the intruder sprang back just in time to escape the sweep of the released fan.
• Rachel turned instinctively to prevent a possible intruder from entering and catching sight of those dim suspicions before they could be driven back into their dark corners.
• On such an intruder they all fall tooth and nail, and worry him until he either seeks safety in flight or remains dead on the spot.
• But even they could not see who the intruder was, they only saw the shadow on the ceiling.
• Chester and Hal both jumped to their feet, and stood ready above the opening in the floor to seize the intruder should it prove to be an enemy.
• At last the whole creature emerges, seizes the intruder, and bears him swiftly away, far beyond his jealously kept premises.
• By the forms of wild life along the banks of the river, this strange intruder on their peace was regarded with attention.
• Against this he caught an instant, flitting glimpse of the intruder.
• Twice at least in three centuries a king of Assyria had entered Babylon, and twice the Babylonians had forced the intruder back.
• Once I caught the word Amerikaner uttered in a low voice, but though their looks told that they regarded me as an intruder in their country they said nothing on that point.
• Both of us were more afraid of those pistols than of any possible ghostly intruder.
• Even the dog which followed us appeared deceived, for he barked furiously at the strange intruder.

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