Ramrod is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAMROD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to push or drive with great force
• force a proposed measure to be accepted or completed quickly
• drive
NOUN:
• a rod for ramming down the charge of a muzzle-loading firearm.
• used in similes and metaphors to describe an erect or rigid posture
• a foreman or manager, especially one who is a strict disciplinarian
• long thin rod used for cleaning the barrel of a gun
• The rod used in ramming home the charge in a muzzle-loading firearm.
• a rod used to ram the charge into a muzzle-loading firearm
• a harshly demanding overseer
• a rod used to clean the barrel of a firearm
ADJECTIVE:
• (of someone's posture) very straight and upright
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to supervise

Words related to RAMROD

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Words that contain RAMROD

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How to use RAMROD in a sentence

• Foolishness! She turned and climbed back into the saddle, and sat up straight, her backbone as stiff as a ramrod, and looked over his head and far away.
• Charles Hethcote differed widely from the typical first lieutenant of fiction, a being as stiff as a ramrod, and as dangerous to approach as a polar bear.
• We mounted the barometer in the snow of the summit, and fixing a ramrod in a crevice, unfurled the national flag to wave in the breeze, where never flag waved before.
• He waited an instant, and then walked rapidly away in the direction of the palace, his back as straight as a ramrod, but his legs a trifle unsteady.
• Ernest drew his ramrod from his gun, and struck so vigorously right and left among the birds, that he killed some, and put the rest to flight.
• We mounted the barometer in the snow of the summit, and, fixing a ramrod in a crevice, unfurled the national flag, to wave in the breeze where never flag waved before.
• His partner placed his hat on his ramrod and slowly lifted it a foot above their hiding place.
• Round balls were used, and the loading was done with the help of a ramrod.
• How much does that skinny fellow weigh, anyhow? He looks like a ramrod.
• They step the regulation length, bring their foot down in the regulation way, are as stiff as if they had swallowed a ramrod.
• Then he gave a few more turns, to hold the ramrod securely in its place.
• He is as respectable as a ramrod or a poker, and very elderly, Ellaline says.
• The ramrod of some awkward soldier might prove as dangerous as a ball.
• Then it would not have a larger diameter than that of the ramrod, but that would be sufficient.
• A minute after the beginning of the operation, the ramrod went freely through the wall.
• At that moment Dick Sand drew out the ramrod, which had penetrated the wall.
• Dick Sand scratched the wall, and his ramrod pierced the clay rapidly.
• As well might we pour food into the mouth by the peck, pound it down with a ramrod, and expect healthful physical growth.
• Almost at once, on the corner, I see Monsieur Joseph Boneas vanishing, stiff as a ramrod.
• When these boards were not to be had, we made the dough into long slender rolls, which, we twined about an iron ramrod and put before the fire on wooden forks stuck in the ground.
• Ramrod went after him at close quarters, but the fellow was game and drew his gun.
• When the smoke cleared away, Ramrod had brought down his horse and winged his man right and left.
• All his questions being satisfactorily answered, Cushion-foot drew up his saddle alongside of where Ramrod lay stretched on a blanket, and seated himself.
• Fogg thought, perhaps, there might be something the matter with the inside of the gun, and so he sounded the barrels with his ramrod.
• Old ramrod, you and Holmesy are surely responsible for the other four thousand.
• Joe closely watched the place where his assailant had disappeared, and presently saw a dark hand, then a naked elbow, and finally the ramrod of a rifle.
• Every separate bone and tendon in my body asserted its individual existence by a distinct and independent ache, and my back in twenty minutes was as inflexible as an iron ramrod.
• The moonlight increased, the forest was dripping, but there was a noise now of bullet clinking against bullet, of the ramrod sent home in the rifle barrel, and of men talking low.
• My hand shook so as I turned to load the first musket that I had twice to shorten my grasp of the ramrod before I could insert it in the barrel.
• The ramrod is cut from steel rods about the size required.
• The next machine grooves for the ramrod, and the following and last in this department is designed for boring for the ramrod from the point where the groove terminates.

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