Sharpshooters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHARPSHOOTERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SHARPSHOOTER, a marksman
• a person who is very skilled in shooting.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a proficient marksman

Words related to SHARPSHOOTERS

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How to use SHARPSHOOTERS in a sentence

• The fort was surrounded by thousands of natives, who kept up a continuous fire, and the bushes near at hand were full of sharp-shooters.
• It must not be supposed that our sharpshooters found all the targets they desired, else had we wiped St.
• These sharpshooters are often concealed far in advance of their troops.
• From the meagre information concerning what took place that is accessible, it appears as though the execution of these men was almost equal to that of skilled sharp-shooters.
• Every German regiment carries a number of sharpshooters whose business is to pick off the officers.
• A fire of sharp-shooters from the commanding points, and two columns of attack, would have crushed the feeble garrison.
• Many rifles opened upon them from the thickets, and several men fell, but Elihu Strong held his people in hand, and the scouts drove back the sharpshooters.
• The three took cover in the bushes, and a long and trying combat of sharpshooters took place.
• Some of the light troops used as sharpshooters carry the rifle, but this weapon is useless for the great body of infantry.
• But most of them were sharp-shooters, and they took good care that every bullet should tell.
• A strong force of Confederate sharpshooters was stationed along either bank, and a number of fire-rafts were ready to be lighted and sent down against the Union fleet.
• He was forced to disguise himself as a common soldier and hide among the cavalry to escape the balls of the sharp-shooters, who owed him no love.
• Benjamin Clifford took command of the volunteers, and Captain William Anderson organized a small body of sharpshooters called the Spartan Band.
• When within about one hundred and fifty yards from the fort the line was halted, and several sharpshooters, directed by their company officers to fire at the loopholes.
• While delivering the order, it being necessary to get very close on account of the noise, one of those ever vigilant sharpshooters put a bullet between our faces.
• The German sharpshooters saw to it, however, that no one climbed it.
• During the night an exchange of shots had taken place across the river between the French and Prussian sharp-shooters.
• He was a familiar figure in those societies, very few parades were formed without Fred Kraus, and his company of sharpshooters, or as the leader of the Sixth Regiment band.
• As human sharpshooters dress in garments of the same colour as the woods in which they hunt, so many animals use this principle of imitation.
• In 1803, when the regiment of Glasgow Volunteer Sharp-shooters was formed, he joined the corps as a lieutenant.
• Bang! off went the shot, and a line of Japanese sharpshooters rose like a flock of quail.
• Rolling the bales of hemp before them, the Rebel sharp-shooters could get very near the fort without placing themselves in great danger.
• The sharp-shooters were in every room, and added to the disorder caused by the explosion of shells.
• The Insurgent sharpshooters on the other side of the river devoted some attention to us, but we knew that so long as they aimed at us we were quite safe.
• Ammalat, pale and stern, rode next to the sharpshooters.
• General Early picked two sharpshooters and sent them with another copy of the dispatch.
• Harry understood thoroughly, as Ewell had said, that the sharpshooters of the enemy were merely feeling for them.
• Harry knew that the Northern sharpshooters had discovered all they wanted, and were now returning to their leaders.
• Bullets whistled through the trees at regular intervals now, and wherever a man exposed himself the German sharpshooters ran him quickly back to cover or shot him down.
• At length Captain Wilson ordered she sharp-shooters to advance five hundred yards nearer the fort.
• Hidden from the fire of the sharpshooters ahead, the sailors were out of immediate danger.
• Notwithstanding the continual activity of the hidden sharpshooters the American garrison turned out and fought the fire.
• He was mortally wounded by the sharp-shooters of Fort Wagner, on the 14th of July, 1864, and died four hours afterwards.
• These lines, moreover, stretched far into the woods on either bank, where sharpshooters lay, and both sides shouted at intervals as the blood in their veins grew hot.
• The German searchlights might blaze upon them at any moment, showing the mark for the sharpshooters.
• As General Sheridan was approaching I noticed one of my sharpshooters drawing his rifle down upon him.

Similar words containing SHARPSHOOTER without suffix s

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