Muster is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUSTER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to gather together
• assemble (troops), especially for inspection or in preparation for battle
• (of troops) gather for inspection or in preparation for battle
• (of a group of people) gather together
• round up (livestock)
• collect or assemble (a number or amount)
• summon up (a feeling, attitude, or response)
• Something shown for imitation; a pattern.
• A show; a display.
• An assembling or review of troops, as for parade, verification of numbers, inspection, exercise, or introduction into service.
• The sum total of an army when assembled for review and inspection; the whole number of effective men in an army.
• Any assemblage or display; a gathering.
• To collect and display; to assemble, as troops for parade, inspection, exercise, or the like.
• Hence: To summon together; to enroll in service; to get together.
• To be gathered together for parade, inspection, exercise, or the like; to come together as parts of a force or body; as, his supporters mustered in force.
• gather or bring together
• call to duty, military service, jury duty, etc.
• summon up
NOUN:
• a formal gathering of troops, especially for inspection, display, or exercise
• a rounding up of livestock
• the number of people attending a meeting.
• a group of peacocks
• a gathering of military personnel for duty
• compulsory military service
• assembly of military personnel
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to summon or assemble

Words related to MUSTER

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Words that contain MUSTER

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How to use MUSTER in a sentence

• Stopping a minute to muster up her courage, she waited at the open door.
• Not an hour was lost by Alfred at the place of muster.
• Surely she could muster self-control now, when her need of it was so urgent, so imperative.
• It is said that Wellington or Napoleon, we forget which, once stood watching the muster of the men who were to form the forlorn-hope in storming a citadel.
• The latter would hardly have passed muster in Europe.
• I beheld a young girl with eyes and skin of the clearest and brightest, and lips of brilliant scarlet, and a chest and pair of arms which would pass muster with the best.
• The rich grass tempted our animals to stray off to feed, and, but for our dogs, we should never have been able to muster them again.
• The Avars had invaded Lombardy, with an army which far out-numbered the troops which Grimoald could muster against them.
• Alfred went out to arouse and muster the men in his division of the encampment, and to prepare for battle.
• I was horribly frightened, and turned as cold as stone, and for some minutes could not muster up courage enough to speak to him.
• The calling out of the troop for ten days involved a muster from all the county for twelve or fifteen miles round.
• Holmes apparently took an imaginative pleasure in all shapes of superstition that he could muster.
• We shall call his description The Provincial Muster.
• The same intense patriotism was manifested by the people of Canada generally, and a general muster of all military commands prevailed wherever organized.
• With all the reinforcements which the enemy could muster but a thousand and seventy-seven men were in the fort.
• A little awkward about the figure I found His Grace, but otherwise I think that I should have passed muster wherever he was known.
• Never before had I beheld such a muster of horses in battle.
• The Party-patches had not time to muster themselves before I detected them.
• Our cordage was rather scant but the best we could get and all we could muster.
• He put the best face on the situation he could muster, however, and managed to conceal from Sir Iltyd the fact that his spirits were in other than their normal condition.
• There was urgent need of all the sympathy and good feeling that the community could muster, whereby to cheer itself in the crisis that was coming.
• In important divisions, Government measures passed by decisive majorities in the popular Chamber could only muster two, three, four, or five supporters in the Council.
• He saw that the fulfilment of his prediction was merely a matter of time, and prepared himself to yield to the inevitable with as good a grace as he could muster.
• This was the signal for the men to muster, the boats being ready alongside.
• Pisander went as bidden, tugging a large basket, and trying to muster up courage to continue his walk to the Fabrician Bridge, and plunge into the Tiber.
• We shall call his description THE PROVINCIAL MUSTER The expedition against Louisbourg first began to be thought of in the month of January.
• To-morrow I shall require you to acknowledge your error at muster, and promise obedience in the future.
• The Ottawas here could muster 200 warriors, the Potawatomis about 150, and the Wyandots 250, while near at hand were the Chippewas, 320 strong.

Similar words containing MUST without suffix er

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