Reload is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELOAD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to load again
• load (something, especially a gun that has been fired) again
• put fresh ammunition into (a firearm)
• To load again, as a gun.
• load anew
• place a new load on

Words related to RELOAD

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Words that contain RELOAD

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How to use RELOAD in a sentence

• It was Dorothy and her mother, helping the negroes reload.
• This was a lucky move for us, for it gave us an opportunity to reload our guns and pistols, and prepare for the next charge of the enemy.
• A few minutes served to change the locks of his rifle, draw the wet charges, dry out the barrels, and re-load.
• Here we stopped to change barges, and it required an hour and half to unload and reload the baggage.
• The next instant the trapper dashed through the water, reaching the shore before the savage could reload.
• The danger would be much the greatest to those whose duty it would be to reload.
• As it now appeared certain that some considerable time must elapse before we could reload the cutter, she was secured at the next tide in a situation nearer the high-water mark.
• He and all of his men continued to fire as fast as they could reload and take aim.
• The children were placed in the lower store-room with a few women to watch them, while the others were told off to attend to the fire buckets, and to reload the muskets.
• Now, the wisest course would have been for me to run before whoever had fired found time to reload.
• Before, when the Indians noticed a shot from behind a tree, they would rush forward and tomahawk the unlucky provincial before he could reload.
• With this object in view, the savage turned to seek a cover from whence he could fire upon his adversary and reload long before he should himself become exposed to a shot.
• Notwithstanding his wound Kit immediately endeavored to reload his rifle.
• But the smoke rolled out, the haste to reload was intense, and none could mark what execution was done.
• All waited, and while doing so, Dave and Todd took the opportunity to reload.
• That will at least serve to check them while we can reload.
• As I saw no reason for getting another deer I was disgusted with the new movement, and neglected to re-load the empty barrel.
• His fall had the effect of stopping the others, who lifted him up to ascertain if he were dead, thus affording me time to reload my rifle, and gain several more yards in advance.
• If I could trust Maka to load a gun, I would have a better chance, but if I could pick off two, or even one, that might stop the others and give me time to reload.
• The men were to reload and shoot at top speed as they rode past the box.
• He began to reload his rifles and by the time he had finished the Woongas had separated and were running to the right and the left of him.
• If you have hit it, you can generally get it, and if it goes away, you have time to reload.
• He moved away to his former position and commenced to reload his rifle.
• He started to first reload his rifle and the ball stuck.
• We can reload two shells with some of the Arab powder.
• I could not see there, and I could not look for bear and reload at the same moment.
• Fortunately, deceived by d’Artagnan’s trick, they neglected to reload their guns.
• Both the Indians, having thrown away their fire, were eagerly striving, but with trembling hands, to reload.
• Taking the still loaded rifle of his fallen brother, he prostrated another foe, and while flying from his enemy found time to reload his rifle.
• The soldiers continued to reload and fire and uttered shouts of joy whenever a buffalo fell.
• Even Sir Lionel has managed to reload his revolver, and this time makes sure that it contains lead.
• Then he would have the advantage of the up-hill position and plenty of time to reload if the bear should attempt to return after the first shot.
• She would drop to all fours and gallop around to where she saw the man last, and he would run around the other side and reload.
• My first care was to dry my gun and reload it, in case of wolves.
• The astonished Indians replied, but with little effect, and before they could reload the Highlanders were on them with the bayonet.

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