Trice is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRICE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to haul up with a rope
• To pull; to haul; to drag; to pull away.
• To haul and tie up by means of a rope.
• raise with a line
• hoist up or in and lash or secure with a small rope
• haul up or secure
NOUN:
• in a moment; very quickly
• A very short time; an instant; a moment; -- now used only in the phrase in a trice.
• a very short time (as the time it takes the eye to blink or the heart to beat)
• moment

Words related to TRICE

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Words that contain TRICE

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How to use TRICE in a sentence

• Heedless of orders, I flung myself at the rough gate, and in a trice was beside the voice.
• His little companion flashed off in the moonlight, and was over the wall in a trice.
• Jean de Joinville bore Philippa away in the press, and Fortini and I settled our arrangements in a trice.
• In a trice it was overturned and I was strangling in the salt.
• Go, go, and let us have everything there is on the table in a trice.
• In a trice Roy had flung off his Turkish overcoat and British tunic.
• In a trice the willing arms on shore hauled out the buoy by means of an endless line reaching out to the wreck and back to shore.
• In a trice I had seized it in both hands, barely conscious of its weight.
• With a desperate heave I threw the buccaneer against Vetch, and in a trice was over the rail and on the veranda.
• Stung by their mockery, I pulled myself together and was on my feet again in a trice.
• The French soldiers were down from their Battery in a trice, all great friends of mine to whom I had often thrown ration cigarettes.
• In a trice she removed all evidences that she had been lying upon the floor, flinging the pillows and silk coverlet to the wardrobe top.
• He had me on the floor and was kneeling on my chest, and in a trice the other ruffians had come dashing along the hall.
• At this juncture the women came to the rescue, and in a trice they had remedied the great defect.
• In a trice, too, the English masts and rigging were swarming with musketeers and sailors who poured hand-grenades among them like hail, scattering wounds and death.
• In a trice the man was bound to the cross, his arms at full length, his body firmly lashed to the upright.
• His enemies, small perhaps, but many, and with muscles of iron, had him strung up to the cross in a trice, and here he was gagged, after he had been bound securely.
• In a trice the Prince was surrounded by the wedding-guests, who were determined that he should not escape this time.
• I reached out a hand for it, and in a trice had it in my fingers.
• In a trice they divested themselves of jacket and vest and made a proffer of their next garment to aid in raising the wind.
• It was his turn now to have the upper hand, and in a trice he had, with a vigorous clutch, gripped his opponent by the throat.
• Immediately ladders were placed to the half-moon which defended the gate, which the dragoons mounted and carried in a trice, about twenty-eight men being cut in pieces within.
• I had not time to be afraid, but as the blow still hung impending, leaped in a trice upon one side, and missing my foot in the soft sand, rolled headlong down the slope.
• So Dave and Dan were dressed in a trice, it seemed, though with the care that a cadet or midshipman must always display in the set of his immaculate uniform.
• In a trice they were all being called for at various tables and corners, which he fixed for the operations of the Committees.
• The key was on the inside and I turned it in a trice.

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