Remount is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REMOUNT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to climb in a horse once more
• get on (a horse or vehicle) in order to ride it again
• attach to a new frame or setting
• organize and embark on (a course of action) again
• produce (a play or exhibition) again
• get on (a horse, bicycle, etc) again
• To mount again.
• mount again, as after disassembling something
• provide with fresh horses
NOUN:
• a fresh horse for a rider
• a supply of fresh horses for a regiment
• The opportunity of, or things necessary for, remounting; specifically, a fresh horse, with his equipments; as, to give one a remount.
• a fresh horse especially (formerly) to replace one killed or injured in battle
• fresh horse
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to mount (something) again

Words related to REMOUNT

remounted12 remounting13 remounts10

Words that contain REMOUNT

remounts10 remounted12 remounting13 remountings14

How to use REMOUNT in a sentence

• The box had hardly reached the ground, when a little boy sprang from the back of a carriage rolling by, handed the woman the box, and hastened to remount the carriage.
• Attempting to remount, his mule whirled and pitched, and he was thrown upon his back, and his team with fourteen others instantly stampeded.
• Dinner being over, the family party were about to remount the staircase.
• With considerable difficulty he was able to remount his horse, and with a sense of stupor, which was very painful, he recommenced his journey home.
• And let any one who cares for horses go and look at the Remount Depot and the Veterinary Hospitals.
• Bragg, to remount the saddle-stand and take the remainder of his sitting.
• Yet we may legitimately suspect that the traditions of the Abhayagiri remount to early prototypes of that teaching.
• The king being falne, called to his men to remount him.
• Coming back into danger again in order to secure a remount for one of his men whose horse had been shot, he was himself wounded, and ultimately captured.
• Time required to dismount, shift carriage, remount, load, and run out any broadside-gun selected by the Inspecting Officer.
• He did not, however, remount his horse, but threw the reins to Mr.
• Unlike the regular cavalryman with his one mount, a Mosby man had only to drop an exhausted animal at one of these private remount stations and change his saddle to a fresh one.
• Your breakfast done, turn out the gas, remount the stairs quietly, open gently the front door and slip out.
• Eglantine down against a lamp-post, invited him to remount.
• When he recovered, Leander presented him his horse to remount.
• Being hard pressed the Sheik was compelled to remount his mare and again seek safety in flight, abandoning the newborn filly to her fate.
• He was hopping vigorously along the road, in a spasmodic attempt to remount.
• Then remount the piece you just removed, without disturbing the piece you clamped in the drill press, and drill a small hole through both pieces.
• He still held the bridle, but was so severely wounded that, after repeated efforts, he could not remount.
• Thus we were supplied with horses enough to remount our men, and pursued our first design of getting into Lancashire.
• We shall thus arrive at facts which indicate a period to which no other species of chronology is able to remount.
• Thus, on the 6th of October, 1845, I went down, never again to remount them in priestly dress, the steps of the St.
• I was given a cavalry horse for a remount and we were off.
• Lynch made affidavit that he had been employed as clerk and bookkeeper in the bureau of the British remount service in New Orleans from December, 1899, to September, 1901.
• At length, I recovered so far as to be able to remount my horse, whose bridle I had somehow held all the time, though unconsciously.
• Jacques Vienkes, who had the direction of it, joined his captain immediately afterward, and prepared to make a second attack on the fish when it should remount to the surface.
• He had passed the bridge, and, on attempting to remount his steed, his attention was directed to a cloud of dust, and a pale flash of arms in the evening light.

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