Maneuver is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANEUVER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to perform a stratagem skilfully
• move skilfully or carefully
• carefully guide or manipulate (someone or something) in order to achieve an end
• manipulate a situation to achieve an end
• direct the course; determine the direction of travelling
• act in order to achieve a certain goal
• perform a movement in military or naval tactics in order to secure an advantage in attack or defense
NOUN:
• a movement or series of moves requiring skill and care
• a carefully planned or cunning scheme or action
• the fact or process of taking carefully planned or cunning action
• a large-scale military exercise of troops, warships, and other forces
• Alt. of Manoeuvre
• a military training exercise
• a plan for attaining a particular goal
• a deliberate coordinated movement requiring dexterity and skill
• a move made to gain a tactical end
• an action aimed at evading an opponent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to change the position of for a specific purpose
• same as manoeuvre

Words related to MANEUVER

maneuverable19 maneuvered16 maneuverer15 maneuverers16 maneuvering17 maneuverings18 maneuvers14 manoeuvre14

How to use MANEUVER in a sentence

• All I could do was to maneuver, for I had no shells left and I did not want to beat it, so I stuck.
• Observers in these small maneuver problems are generally in the way and none should be permitted to be along.
• But it was only just in time that this maneuver was carried out.
• Hiding the E911 Document from the jury may have been a clever legal maneuver, but it had a severe flaw.
• The two ladies gave a cry of surprise, as though they had witnessed some impossible maneuver.
• The steamer moderated its pace but only to place itself in a more favorable position and to maneuver with more sea room, with its arms at the stern.
• He saw who it was then, and drew in his rifle and watched the unexpected maneuver in amazement.
• Sometime during the day or evening she must maneuver to get them together and tell them frankly that she knew everything.
• Watching them produced almost a hypnotic effect, and the reason for such a maneuver was totally beyond the human watchers.
• This is effected through a maneuver of the hand wheel, F.
• This seems impossible and the individuals taking their places upon the paper endeavor to maneuver in impossible positions, but find they still can touch each other.
• A month was spent in drill, and at the end of that time the corps were able to execute any simple maneuver.
• But there was something more important to do now than maneuver for position in history.
• Utterly baffled, and wholly at a loss to understand this unexpected maneuver.
• Twenty-four ships to maneuver and the responsibility all his own.
• He would not be lulled into false security by the present widening of the gap, because that was an obvious maneuver due to altered circumstances.
• It might work out here where there was room to maneuver and nothing to hit.
• Hal was quite unprepared for this maneuver, and before he could check himself, he had bumped squarely into his opponent, who seized him in close embrace.
• This is done to enable British and Indian troops to maneuver together.
• He then returned to the captain, said a few words to him, and as if from that moment the vessel was under his command, he ordered a maneuver which the crew executed immediately.
• Even Grant, appalled by the slaughter, hesitated and began to maneuver again by the flank to get past Lee.
• It came too near, in the maneuver shot too badly, and Dick let loose with the machine gun again.
• My success in carrying out this maneuver with dignity won high praise from Mr.
• A more ill-timed, idiotic maneuver, with the existing state of the public mind, it would be impossible to imagine.
• Unhappily for me the general was looking directly at me as this maneuver was executed.
• By this maneuver we avoided detection by the Sioux scouts.
• This maneuver I repeated several times, always with the same result.
• This colloquy referred to a striking maneuver of the flagship Brooklyn early in the engagement at Santiago, which has been commented on before.
• CHAPTER XX Happily for Mary Datchet she returned to the office to find that by some obscure Parliamentary maneuver the vote had once more slipped beyond the attainment of women.
• The maneuver was repeated until the last buffalo went down.
• At last flashed the news that the State Militia had surrounded the daring invaders, by a well-executed maneuver, and had disarmed them.
• Every maneuver was made under the eyes of the whole fleet, and each captain and sailor felt that among the critics were probably some of his near neighbors at home.
• So she picked up an old magazine from the table, and found a chair of her own, smiling a little in anticipation of the effect this maneuver would have.

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