Tormentor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TORMENTOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who torments, also TORMENTER
• a person who inflicts severe mental or physical suffering on someone
• person or thing that torments
• One who, or that which, torments; one who inflicts penal anguish or tortures.
• An implement for reducing a stiff soil, resembling a harrow, but running upon wheels.
• someone who torments
• a flat at each side of the stage to prevent the audience from seeing into the wings
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that torments

Words related to TORMENTOR

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Words that contain TORMENTOR

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How to use TORMENTOR in a sentence

• The invisible tormentor now changed his manner, and used more gentle means.
• He asked her all about her tormentor, and she confided everything to him.
• Waving the pail he pursued his tormentor round the hotel and into the front doorway.
• I picked up my insensible child, and when I turned my tormentor was gone.
• At first he used to rush furiously at the nearest tormentor until brought up with a jerk at the end of his chain and completely exposed to attack behind from another dog.
• He was a Yankee sailing-master, who in his prime could have thrashed his tormentor with ease.
• In grim silence she waited until her tormentor was gone, and then wondering if it was not time for the train she consulted her watch.
• Or to change the metaphor, the bear and his tormentor have changed places.
• Often has my tormentor pent me up in the stove, and let me lie among the burning brands through the live long night.
• Joe was round in an instant, and made for my tormentor, who with Cludde ran towards the door.
• God hath yoked to guilt Her pale tormentor, misery.
• This time Rhoda drank it mechanically, then sat in abject wretchedness awaiting the next move of her tormentor.
• If Jesus does no more than supply us with an ideal hopelessly beyond our attainment and inspire us irresistibly to set out on its quest, He is no Saviour but a Tormentor.
• Julius walled his eyes at his tormentor and ran for the body.
• As he staggered away and looked back at his tormentor, his countenance assumed an expression which made Mr.
• Now, the small boy need only have mentioned the circumstances to any one of a score of big boys, and the tormentor would have been first thrashed, and then, probably, expelled.
• So on the following day, when his little tormentor returned to the waterside, the Alligator hid himself close to the bank, in order to catch him if he could.
• From Baltimore, the cars were less crowded, and I encountered my dusky tormentor no more.
• The personal inconvenience I suffered from my tormentor was nothing to the pain he inflicted on me indirectly by his persistent cruelty to little Binny Wallace.
• At length the tormentor recollected an engagement she had made elsewhere, and took leave, promising to return, if possible, the following day.
• Before he had covered many li he was assured that he had indeed succeeded for the time in shaking off his unscrupulous tormentor.
• With a remarkable complacency, Jean Lovelace met and parried her tormentor, but her brother never tired of his hobby while there was a third person to listen.
• McClurg was the last to succumb to the engaging tormentor.
• As he went rolling he caught his tormentor by the ankles and down came Whopper.
• He says that, goaded into a rage, Spatola struck his tormentor down.
• How he wished, in this moment of glory and triumph, that Scapin, his mortal enemy and merciless tormentor, could see him.
• The goodly appearance you have inherited from your sire will not be long left when the tormentor takes you in hand.
• Well, I could go to the cave, and tell her that I had killed Jubal, and then she might feel more kindly toward me, since I had freed her of her tormentor.
• His tormentor proceeded to cover the open end of the barrel with a piece of old carpet, and to tie it carefully, to prevent the thunder from being spilt.
• My own, my beloved, my tormentor and comforter, my ever dearest dear, whom I love so much! LETTER LXXVIII.
• Jacob Shuster was the name of the man whom she spoke of as her tormentor and master, and from whom she fled.
• Susan felt very much like a grizzly bear unable to get at its tormentor.
• My father and mother have been dead since my earliest recollection, and this uncle, my sole earthly relative, has been my guardian and tormentor.

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