Prizefighter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRIZEFIGHTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who takes part in a prizefight
• a contest between boxers for a prize, a sum of money, etc.; a professional boxing match.
• a professional boxer

Words related to PRIZEFIGHTER

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Words that contain PRIZEFIGHTER

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How to use PRIZEFIGHTER in a sentence

• He looked like a cross between a successful barrister and a retired prize-fighter.
• He learned that he was at present a professional prize-fighter, most of the time out of an engagement.
• The wager was taken with great promptness, and then the patient was loaded into a cab and sent off with the black prize-fighter.
• The prize-fighter stopped at a drug store and bought a mixture of cocoanut oil and alcohol.
• One leg had become stiffened, and the prize-fighter suddenly jumped upon it and broke it down, and Markham rolled off the marble slab, almost fainting from the pain.
• The next day he went with the prize-fighter again, but informed him that when well he should kill him.
• The fourth day the prize-fighter got drunk and was arrested, and was sent to jail for thirty days.
• However much the Magic works I shall not be a prize-fighter.
• Her clear- eyed, girl-cheeked Joe might be anything but a prize-fighter.
• Monday, the distinguished evangelist, the best-known Protestant pontiff in America, had once been a prize-fighter.
• Running forms part of the training of the prize-fighter.
• He was a brother of Cowan, the prize-fighter, and in their honor was the luncheon.
• It was long past the lunch hour when the prima donna and the prize-fighter, properly embellished, were snapped on the copy hook.
• He was an enormous man, standing six feet two inches in his reindeer footnips and having the look more of a prize-fighter than of a scientist.
• Fred had a close-cropped wig of a fiery red color, which nearly covered his forehead, and made him look like a prize-fighter after a hard battle.
• Yeager met his first rush with a straight left that got home and jarred the prizefighter to his heels.
• Like a wild bull the prizefighter was at him again.
• It was apparent to all of them that the prizefighter was nursing a grudge.
• The prizefighter was no sooner in the saddle than it developed that the animal had not been half broken.
• The prizefighter swung over, face down, rose to his hands and knees by sheer strength, then reached for his neck grip again.
• The prizefighter showed both in face and manner a certain stiff sullenness.
• The prizefighter slouched out of the room with the general at his heels.
• Sullivan, the prize-fighter, Cardinal Rampolla, Mr.
• The third was a stout, square-built man, of middle age, with a heavy, brutal face, such as might belong to a prize-fighter.
• For a moment or two, like a defeated prize-fighter, he panted and struggled, ludicrously yet pathetically, to rise to his feet, but the effort was futile.
• At last I myself felt a sudden blow in the side, as if from some prize-fighter, doubling me up for a moment, while I sank upon a seat.
• I understand that he was distinguished in his remote past as a prize-fighter, then as a Cockney coachman in London.
• The prize-fighter advanced with great violence and fierceness, and Crichton contented himself calmly to ward his passes, and suffered him to exhaust his vigour by his own fury.
• I trained for the conflict with the care of a prize-fighter and the self-denial of a Brahmin.

Similar words containing PRIZEFIGHT without suffix er

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