Serjeant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SERJEANT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a noncommissioned military officer, also SERGEANT
• (in official lists) a sergeant in the Foot Guards.
• an English barrister of the highest rank
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as sergeant
• Alt. of Serjeantcy

Words related to SERJEANT

sergeant9 serjeants16

Words that contain SERJEANT

serjeants16 serjeanty19 serjeantry20 serjeanties18 serjeantries19 serjeantship24 serjeantships25

How to use SERJEANT in a sentence

• And any of the strangers, who now hear this debate, may retire to a very small distance from the house, and set the serjeant at arms at defiance.
• It is too soon to decide on such a point, serjeant.
• Woods, that neither the captain nor the serjeant was in the way, to arrest it.
• The carpenters were immediately set at work to achieve this job, which the serjeant volunteered to superintend, in person.
• The serjeant stood in front of the little party, with a lantern, holding his muster-roll in his hand.
• See to the gate yourself, serjeant, then follow me to Mr.
• Undoing these fastenings, the serjeant stepped aside to allow his superior to precede him, as became their respective stations.
• The defection of the Irishman caused the captain great pain, while it produced surprise even in the serjeant.
• These five, with the captain and the serjeant, made the number of the garrison seven, which was the whole male force that now remained.
• This seemed to corroborate the thought about a fit, and the serjeant pressed eagerly forward to ascertain the truth.
• Such was the account the serjeant himself gave me of the fight, and I have no reason to suspect him of exaggeration.
• On my way hither, I was highly entertained by the Serjeant of the guard.
• The serjeant employed the whole of his rhetorical abilities to give weight to the affair.
• Serjeant Ordway proceeded with the six canoes five miles up the river, but the wind becoming so high as to wet the baggage he was obliged to unload and dry it.
• Serjeant Talfourd, shall be at liberty to relate particulars which could not, at the time when his Memoir was written, be given to the public.
• It was lent to Serjeant Talfourd, on account of the passage in it that alludes to the possible and desirable establishment of English copyright in America.
• Naturally at this point Serjeant Sullivan interfered in order to stem the rising tide of interest and to blunt the point of the accusation.
• After the necessary pause, Serjeant Armstrong plucked his wig straight and proceeded to read letters of Dr.
• A portion of this amount went to the purchase of gold rings, and Fortescue tells us that, when he was called to the degree of serjeant, the rings he gave away cost him L40.
• They were called before Parliament, and there bidden to take upon them the state and degree of Serjeant.
• Serjeant Jackson delivered a long speech, which was chiefly directed against the government of Lord Mulgrave.
• He refused to obey the serjeant at arms, stood upon his defence, and said that he knew of no law by which they pretended to commit him.
• Hutchinson, the Prime Serjeant in Ireland, contrasting him with Lord G.
• Serjeant Cox, a believer in the phenomena, if not in their spiritual cause, was of the company, as was Mr.
• Serjeant Stevens refused to countenance the attentions of the entangled captain.
• Joseph Keble was a well-known law reporter, a son of Serjeant Richard Keble.
• At the age of twenty-one, he accompanied Colonel Beauquette, as a serjeant, in a hostile expedition against the Indians of the north.
• But the head nurseship of a hospital serjeant is the more essential, the more important, the more inexperienced the nurses.
• An ensign and twenty privates, of the corps raised for the service of this country, came out in the Matilda, and a serjeant died on the passage.
• Colonel Ball of the Continental forces saw that Bettys might be of great service to our cause, and succeeded in enlisting him as a serjeant.
• She was the daughter of a Serjeant of artillery, and I was the Serjeant-Major of a regiment of foot, both stationed in forts near the city of St.

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