Robber is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROBBER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that robs
• a person who commits robbery.
• One who robs; in law, one who feloniously takes goods or money from the person of another by violence or by putting him in fear.
• a thief who steals from someone by threatening violence

Words related to ROBBER

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Words that contain ROBBER

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How to use ROBBER in a sentence

• Not only is he stupid, but he is a cheat and a robber, because he knows that his work is useless, yet continues to draw his salary.
• It is often said that the rule above stated applies when a robber demands your purse.
• This was the Jordan, and the mountains beyond, the home of robber Arabs, were close at hand.
• Baias was celebrated fifty years ago, as the residence of the robber chief, Kutchuk Ali, who, for a long time, braved the authority of the Porte itself.
• The robber Bill lay where he had fallen, and Duane guessed he had made a fair shot, after all.
• Then his rage, Duane concluded, had been solely at the idea of HIS daughter being assaulted by a robber.
• Now that Robber Mother went from house to house and begged, she came one day to Oevid, which at that time was a cloister.
• At first glance Robber Mother was so astonished that she paused at the gate.
• It recalled to me the dark robber era of the Ohio River, and the tales of blood and strife which I had read of.
• News reached the school house and my father at once dismissed school, hurrying to join those in pursuit of the robber.
• Of the contents of these works attributed to him I will only say, the rubbish was worthy of the robber.
• One of them ran away, but the other stood his ground, and laid about him so lustily with his sword that the Robber was fain to fly and leave him in peace.
• We were glad to get rid of him, for he had a wicked eye, and could see through a disguise quicker than any other man in Ballarat, robber or policeman.
• The world knew him for a robber, yet could not refuse his brilliant service.
• But Moll, though she stood half-way between the robber and his prey, would have sacrificed a hundred well-earned commissions rather than see her friends and comrades strangled.
• What should he do if she awoke, and, taking him for a robber, raised the alarm? Putting aside such surmises he turned the handle of her door as quietly as he could.
• Not only is the House of Hohenzollern descended from the Robber Knights of old, but the same is true of the military caste of Germany generally.
• He is said to have been first a shepherd and afterward a robber, but he soon acquired unbounded influence over the minds of his countrymen.
• They will be equally formidable to the robber, and far safer to yourself.
• I hear the Robber King of the Black Lakes summoning his terrible army.
• Then she slept again, and dreamed that a one-eyed robber had gotten in at the window, and was carrying off Susie and George.
• And, of course, only a bold robber conscious of his power to enforce them would have dared to insist on such terms.
• A robber might, after all, feel pity, but they can feel no pity, they are inured against pity as these stones are against vegetation.
• The check was written and indorsed, and under the menace of the revolver Andrew Galbraith was trying to give it to the robber.
• At that moment the robber captain and his band entered the cave.
• The foot-ball, base-ball, polo or golf player very seldom becomes a robber or a burglar.
• Every man who voted a democratic ticket voted to put down as insurrection any attempt to stand between the cradle and its robber.
• But Gorbotha would defend thee against a robber, Jacob said, and he called to the dog, but Gorbotha only growled at him.
• I had a strange uncomfortable sensation as if I were a robber.
• Sometimes however the robber was brought to quick justice by the miners.
• The slaying of a robber also is dealt with in like manner.
• In the yard the robber ran into the donkey, who gave him a great kick.
• So lie picked up a small round stone and threw it at the robber squirrel.

Similar words containing ROBB without suffix er

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