Poacher is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POACHER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who poaches
• a pan for cooking eggs or other food by poaching
• a person who hunts or catches game or fish illegally.
• a player who is particularly skilled at taking fleeting chances to score goals
• a small spiny fish which has an armour of overlapping plates and lives chiefly in cooler coastal waters.
• One who poaches; one who kills or catches game or fish contrary to law.
• The American widgeon.
• someone who hunts or fishes illegally on the property of another
• a cooking vessel designed to poach food (such as fish or eggs)
• small slender fish (to 8 inches) with body covered by bony plates; chiefly of deeper northern Pacific waters
• person who catches animals illegally on someone else's land
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that poaches
• person who catches animals illegally on someone else\'s land

Words related to POACHER

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Words that contain POACHER

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How to use POACHER in a sentence

• There is also the villain who leaves his plough to become a poacher.
• They know as well as the poacher himself the nature of their trade, and that the utmost secrecy must be observed.
• As well ask a poacher to call on a gamekeeper the morning after a raid.
• I did not ask him if he was a poacher, but took it for granted that he was whenever he saw a good chance.
• He was a man of about fifty, who boasted to me that he had been a poacher from the age of fifteen, and had never been caught.
• A poacher is by no means looked down upon in France.
• The French poacher must not be judged by the same ethics as the English poacher.
• The poacher is a man who thinks it waste of money to pay for a gun-license, and a waste of opportunities to respect the breeding season.
• The storm having spent its fury, the gendarmes and the poacher left, and I was again alone.
• Poacher Malchick Black Old Man Grammar School, Lincoln.
• The poacher lay down on his face and shouted for mercy.
• One never hears of a poacher shooting rabbits, and in any case, he would hardly do so in the immediate neighbourhood of an inhabited house, and discharging his gun once only.
• To this the council agreed, and an intimation of the decision was conveyed to the poacher.
• The bold audacious William Mathews, of whom she felt so proud, and whom she loved so fiercely, carried on the double profession of a poacher on shore and a smuggler at sea.
• It had occurred to him that, after all, he was the only poacher of the three, the only one in real danger.
• In a natural elation at having captured a poacher, and eager to display his prize without delay, the keeper had gone straight into the great hall.
• It is admitted that it does seem impossible for the poacher and wild country lad to become the poet pre-eminent in English literature.
• He must, if the charge of poaching cannot be dropped, be a poacher and a foreign devil.
• The poacher suddenly stepped back to the very margin of the pond, a long oval piece of water, and not very deep, and quick as thought, Yorke drew his deadly weapon.
• The sight brought my poacher instincts to the surface, but I bottled them, and trudged on until I came to the little church that stands at the entrance to the park.
• Any poacher who knew his job would burn the feathers when he cooked the bird.
• A man can no more be a good soldier without intelligence and aptitude for his profession than he can be a successful poacher or a skilful jockey.
• He was a poacher, and hardly made an ostensible pretence of earning his bread by any honest industry.
• And you say in his leisure moments the worthy man was a poacher?” “Yes, monsieur, and it was he who taught me to lay a snare and ground a line.
• His first appearance as counsel in a criminal court was at the Jedburgh assizes, where he helped a veteran poacher and sheep-stealer to escape through the meshes of the law.
• There is hardly any petty mischief that is not connected with the life of a poacher.
• You will hereafter think yourself happy that this your first attempt has proved unsuccessful, as I trust you are too honest a fellow ever to intend to turn poacher.
• He was suddenly awakened by the barking of a dog which he knew belonged to the most adroit poacher that levied illicit tribute on the imperial domain.
• There is a strainer at the bottom of the poacher which enables the water to be drawn off without disturbing the cotton pulp.
• After the gun-cotton has been in the poacher for some time, a sample should be taken by holding a rather large mesh sieve in the current for a minute or so.

Similar words containing POACH without suffix er

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