Joust is valid Scrabble Word

Is joust a scrabble word?
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5 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for JOUST in dictionary:

VERB:

to engage in personal combat, also JUST
(of a medieval knight) engage in a sporting contest in which two opponents on horseback fight with lances
compete closely for superiority
To engage in mock combat on horseback, as two knights in the lists; to tilt.
A tilting match; a mock combat on horseback between two knights in the lists or inclosed field.
joust against somebody in a tournament by fighting on horseback
fight on horseback using lances

NOUN:

a medieval sporting contest in which two opponents on horseback fought with lances
combat between two knights
a combat between two mounted knights tilting against each other with blunted lances

Words related to JOUST

giust6 jousted15 jouster14 jousters15 jousting16 jousts13 justing15 justs12

Words that contain JOUST

jousts13 jousted15 jouster14 jousters15 jousting16 joustings17

How to use JOUST in a sentence

Every Sunday in Lent a company with lances and shields went out to joust.
If they desired some passage of arms, doubtless they would joust as gentlemen, and each for himself alone.
After various adventures he came to a castle where the custom was for every guest to joust.
And he besought the knight that they might joust together.
In the Carnival of 1546 Lorenzino meant to go masqued in the habit of a gypsy woman to the square of San Spirito, where there was to be a joust.
And if she send out any knights, as I suppose she will, for to joust, they shall have both their hands full.
Then came Sir Palomides, and besought him that he might help him to joust.
But, fair knight, said Sir Dinadan, sith ye will joust with me, meet with me in the court of King Arthur, and there shall I joust with you.
All this saw a damosel, and saw the best knight joust that ever she saw.
And therewithal King Arthur was wood wroth, and thought to have made him ready to joust.

Then Sir Ector put himself forth to joust afore them all.
Lo, said Sir Tristram, see where cometh a knight riding, will joust with you.
And now I suppose, said Sir Tristram, an ye require him he will joust with you, and then shall ye prove whether a lover be a better knight, or ye that will not love no lady.
With that the knight came out of the pavilion, and said, Fair knight, why smote ye down my shield? For I will joust with you, said Griflet.
That is an unhappy custom, said Balin, that a knight may not pass this way but if he joust.
So he departed, and by fortune he came to a mountain, and there he found a goodly knight that bade him, Abide sir knight, and joust with me.
And they touched the shield, and bade him come out of the pavilion for to joust, an he would joust.
And when he saw them come he laced on his helm lightly, and took his horse, and proffered them to joust.
Then Sir Tristram sent unto Sir Palomides by Gouvernail, and prayed him to joust with him at his request.
Nay, said Sir Palomides, as at this time I will not joust with that knight, for I know him better than he weeneth.
Then Sir Kay espied them first, and gat his spear, and proffered to joust.
Then Sir Tristram made ready to joust, but ere he had his spear in rest, Sir Palomedes took him at advantage, and struck him on the shield so that he fell.
And as it chanced, Sir Gawain was amongst the stranger knights, and when he saw the white shield with the red cross, he knew it was Sir Galahad, and proffered to joust with him.
The two came together with a jolt as sounding as that of two old crusaders in a friendly joust.
They had attacked the soldiers of Rodolph, who, as was customary, attended the joust unarmed, and had rescued the thief.

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