Trusty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRUSTY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one worthy of trust
• a prisoner who is given special privileges or responsibilities in return for good behaviour.
• a convict who is considered trustworthy and granted special privileges
• trustworthy convict to whom special privileges are granted
ADJECTIVE:
• worthy of trust
• having served for a long time and regarded as reliable or faithful
• faithful or reliable
• worthy of trust or belief

Words related to TRUSTY

trustier8 trusties8 trustiest9 trustily11 trustiness10

Words that contain TRUSTY

untrusty11

How to use TRUSTY in a sentence

• She took him away to remote parts of Italy with trusty attendants, that the Pope might not discover their whereabouts.
• Captain Hudson and the interpreter came next, and a guard of six trusty slaves brought up the rear.
• And he was so far from thinking the army of Marcus Brutus dangerous to the republic, that he considered it the most important and the most trusty bulwark of the republic.
• A trusty Irish servant, who had lived with him for many years, and for whom he had great affection, died suddenly at his house.
• Wright was so good as to look out for a courageous and trusty guide.
• I was not nervous, but quite content to take whatever came, and our trusty old horse fulfilled his duty, ever faithfully taking us home along the gum-tree-lined road.
• Mobins, the dungeon trusty, a convict himself, struck me repeatedly with his fists.
• And of this little I was robbed by Hutchins, who, in the old days before he was made head trusty, had learned all the tricks of the jacket from the inside of the jacket.
• Hunted over the Slemish mountains, with the price of L1,000 on his head, one by one the trusty companions who had clung to him so faithfully were taken and killed.
• At his feet he placed his trusty shield, and now both service and greeting he must needs refuse his friends.
• His first measure was to send out some trusty messengers into all the neighboring counties, to visit and confer with his friends at their various castles and strong-holds.
• Every day at dinner, after the table had been cleared and every one gone away, a trusty servant had to bring in one other dish.
• But she would ask nothing of him now, for he was no longer quite the trusty friend she had persuaded herself to think him.
• So Frank reached cautiously down with his trusty ax, cut out a blazing section of shingles, and tossed it to the ground.
• His trusty Mjoelner is more to him than the thunderbolt of Zeus to the Grecian father of the gods.
• We leaped into our trusty car and sped swiftly into Salisbury.
• Lenore could not endure her suspense within the castle walls, but kept as much as she could with Karl, in whose trusty face she found more comfort than in any thing else.
• Here the poor lady lived attended by a trusty nurse day and night.
• Like a trusty pilot leaving his ship he strolled over and vaulted up on the fence beside the boys who, having taken the village, were now making themselves comfortable in it.
• Then he uttered silent thanks that he was with such trusty men as the guide and the shiftless one.
• Here and there, in a scattered cordon, stood the six trusty negro soldiers leaning motionless upon their rifles, and each throwing a shadow which looked as solid as himself.
• Then he said, Call him unto me, that I may know of what tribe he is, and whether he be a trusty man to go with thee.
• You and I, together with two of my most trusty men, with axes to clear away the brush, will do.
• We thought white men would do well, that they were trusty.
• In a moment he came and held my canoe, while I also took up my trusty blade, stepping out of the canoe into the shallow water.
• But they had no fear of shots from such a source, as they knew that the trusty riflemen going in advance would clear out any skirmishers who might have hidden themselves there.
• He who had been accustomed to the sleep of a healthy and active man began to look haggard, and to long for the assistance of a trusty hand.
• In the morning, leaving her house to the care of trusty servants, she rode to the station, while Mr.
• Weber, the trusty Alsatian, of whom you know, came to us in the town.
• But she had not the faintest doubt that, in the end, he would fall to her trusty sword.

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