Outlaws is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUTLAWS in dictionary:

VERB:
• OUTLAW, to prohibit
• ban or make illegal
• deprive (someone) of the benefit and protection of the law
NOUN:
• a person who has broken the law, especially one who remains at large or is a fugitive
• a person deprived of the benefit and protection of the law.

Words related to OUTLAWS

outlaw9 outlawed12 outlawing13

How to use OUTLAWS in a sentence

• You may guess what a stir there was in the good town when all these famous outlaws came marching into the streets.
• There they became outlaws, and it was not until more peaceful times that they received their punishment.
• Enter DUKE SENIOR, AMIENS, and LORDS, like outlaws DUKE SENIOR.
• He declared to President Grant that he knew Jack to be an honorable man and that he could easily effect a compromise and induce the outlaws to return to the reservation.
• His evil life had brought him into communication with some outlaws of society of both sexes, with whom, however, he would not willingly have been seen in daylight, or in public.
• Then came Wulfnoth and spoke to Olaf, and said that he and his men would go beyond the village so as to take the outlaws from the rear.
• Now the shouts died away, and I thought that our men were chasing the last of the outlaws into the woods.
• They crossed the creek and crept along in the shadow of the hill, for the moon, although low down in the sky, was still bright and dangerous to hunted outlaws.
• They were tolerated, received, and even favored by neighboring princes, who generally had some grudge against the state from which the outlaws fled.
• Frank, Venza and the others? But no! I had, like a fool, never thought of that! Had let her remain here on board at the mercy of these outlaws.
• His colleague proposed a law declaring all the murderers of Caesar to be outlaws.
• They had no intention of returning to office stools or to the life of outlaws and hunted men.
• The traditional needle in the haystack would be easy to find compared with an outlaw, or band of outlaws, in such a rugged wilderness.
• He wondered how many miles had been covered, how the drivers knew the direction and kept the horses in the trail, and whether the outlaws were in pursuit.
• All the way from Salt Lake to the border outlaws have come in.
• The reign of outlaws commenced, and it was dangerous to go beyond Asuncion and into the interior.
• Here he became a brigand-chief, outlaws and adventurers gathering around him, and exacting food from the richer landowners.
• Now he was nothing more than a political outlaw chief, trapped with his band of lesser outlaws.
• When they came abreast of the concealed outlaws, Cnut gave a sharp whistle, and fifty arrows flew from tree and bush into the closely gathered party of horsemen.
• Cnut, and the archers with him, were all at one time outlaws living there, and I doubt not that there are many good men and true still to be found in the woods.
• You and your comrades are outlaws, subject to the penalty of death and I hold you in my hand.
• Villula was altogether inland, and hence an easy prey to outlaws.
• He was energetic in his opposition to rustlers and outlaws.

Similar words containing OUTLAW without suffix s

outlaw9 outlawed12 outlawry14 outlawing13 outlawries13

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