Tamper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TAMPER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to interfere in a harmful manner
• interfere with (something) in order to cause damage or make unauthorized alterations
• To meddle; to be busy; to try little experiments; as, to tamper with a disease.
• To meddle so as to alter, injure, or vitiate a thing.
• To deal unfairly; to practice secretly; to use bribery.
• play around with or alter or falsify, usually secretively or dishonestly
• intrude in other people\'s affairs or business; interfere unwantedly
• interfere
NOUN:
• a machine or tool for tamping down earth or ballast.
• One who tamps; specifically, one who prepares for blasting, by filling the hole in which the charge is placed.
• An instrument used in tamping; a tamping iron.
• a tool for tamping (e.g., for tamping tobacco into a pipe bowl or a charge into a drill hole etc.)
• person or thing that tamps

Words related to TAMPER

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Words that contain TAMPER

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How to use TAMPER in a sentence

• It might occur to any of the guests through curiosity to tamper with the wick and then would come the explosion to overwhelm them all.
• The king then began to tamper with the military in order to establish by violence the old regime.
• Some endeavored to tamper with them to desert their allegiance.
• To tamper with evidence would be a conscious crime.
• WALTER MELVILLE said that he hoped nothing would be done to tamper with such traditions as Sir ARTHUR complained of.
• The law of things is that they who tamper with veracity, from whatever motive, are tampering with the vital force of human progress.
• Infinite in extent, eternal in duration, human ambition and human fanaticism have never been able to tamper with it.
• I advise you, therefore, not to tamper with your own conscience, nor, by concealing your knowledge of this great crime to peril your hopes of eternal happiness.
• No honest man would excuse or tamper with murder or murderers.
• Nothing would make her content to tamper with reality.
• Do not tamper with that direct emotional reaction to things which is the genius of children.
• Night after night sepoys, disguised beyond all recognition, attempted to tamper with the Irregular Cavalry.
• As soon as the regiment reached Delhi the matter was investigated, and the Native officers who had endeavoured to tamper with the men were identified, tried, and executed.
• He had under his command an army of thirty thousand Saracen soldiers, with whom it was impossible for his enemies to tamper.
• We could move the stone a little, but we did not dare to tamper with it much, for fear that other stones from above would fall.
• Glaucus was in deadly peril, but she should save him! Sosia was her only hope, the only instrument with which she could tamper.
• This course makes it unnecessary to tamper with the charming translation that has become a classic of the English language.
• His emissaries did not fail to tamper with those members of the opposite party who were the most likely to be converted by their arguments.
• His grace also stated as a notorious fact that ministers had sent persons over to Paris to tamper with Dr.
• The discussion took its tone from the known ambition of Louis Napoleon Buonaparte, and his open attempts to tamper with the army.
• I do not want him to tamper with the simplicity of his household arrangements.
• But he had dared to tamper with the normal functions of mind and body, to try fantastic tricks with that mysterious agent through which the healthy will commands the organism.
• I have not the slightest objection to taking the life of a man who is making a nuisance of himself, but his honor I think one should not tamper with.
• But if Hankyism triumphs, come what may you must get rid of it, for he and his school will tamper with the one sure and everlasting word of God revealed to us by human experience.
• It is dangerous to tamper with so great a work, and he who does so runs a great risk of burning his fingers.
• It must indeed be confessed that Levity of Tamper takes a Man off his Guard, and opens a Pass to his Soul for any Temptation that assaults it.
• Then they got ugly and commenced to tamper with some of the animals.
• I am given to understand that without the password it would be impossible for an unauthorized person to tamper with my property.
• Quince with awe, as being far too dangerous a man for the lay mind to tamper with, and at one stroke the farmer had revealed the hollowness of his pretensions.
• In the animal organism, Government does meddle with trade, and even goes so far as to tamper a good deal with the currency.
• There is a massive conservatism about the heart of Africa with which it is dangerous to tamper.
• He rejoiced to think that no one could tamper with the air and that he could always get a connection with his wireless.
• The general identity in the duration of reigns as given by Rueppell shows that Bruce did not tamper with these.
• It is wrong to tamper with the sacred law that shields the citizen.
• Yet Sosia was her only hope, the only instrument with which she could tamper.
• You have no right to tamper with the one or the other.

Similar words containing TAMP without suffix er

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