Brunt is valid Scrabble Word

Is brunt a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is brunt valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for BRUNT in dictionary:

VERB:

to bear the chief stress of
The heat, or utmost violence, of an onset; the strength or greatest fury of any contention; as, the brunt of a battle.
The force of a blow; shock; collision.
suffer the main force or shock of a blow, attack, etc

NOUN:

the worst part or chief impact of a specified action
main force or shock of a blow, attack, etc
main force of a blow etc

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

the main impact

Words related to BRUNT

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Words that contain BRUNT

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How to use BRUNT in a sentence

The brunt of the resistance naturally has fallen on the infantry.
Michael, the cook, signalled that the meal was ready, but Van Brunt motioned back to delay.
In addition to defending Balaklava, it was upon them that the brunt of any assault by a Russian army acting in the field would fall.
Poor Uncle Phil! He never spared himself, always bore the brunt of everything for them all.
Sahwah stared at Agony thoughtfully and her sympathy went out to Oh-Pshaw, having to bear the whole brunt of their disaster, her whole day spoiled for her.
At the head of these latter was Godwin, count of Kent, and his five sons, the eldest of whom, Harold, was destined before long to bear the whole brunt of the struggle.
She felt an impulse like that of a terrified child to run away, far away to some one who should stand before her and bear the brunt.
Victory! Closed is the brunt of the glorious fight.
Lieutenant Halsey will bear the brunt of the fight, and it only remains for you to stand by the interests committed to your care.
This was especially the case in Mesopotamia, which would have to bear the brunt of the attack when the Romans advanced.

Gettysburg, Dave, and Napoleon begged for the brunt of the battle.
Bruges and Ypres had borne the brunt of earlier struggles, and had not even yet recovered from the exhaustion of the wars of the early years of the century.
His remote position threw the brunt of the fighting upon the divisions of Warwick and Salisbury.
Brunt takes care to indicate the vast distance between the earth and the moon by subtle mathematical suggestion.
Italy was left, with diminished forces of resistance, to bear the brunt of Turk and Arab depredations.
It was felt as a surety that the brunt of the drive would fall upon the 4th French Army, of which the 369th regiment and other portions of the American 93rd Division were a part.
The Foreign Legion must have borne the brunt of the fighting.
If Germany were beaten back in the beginning, if the task she had undertaken proved too heavy, this was the province that was sure to feel the first brunt of invasion.
The brunt of the charge fell on the 18th Punjab Infantry, who lost one officer and sixteen men in the encounter.
In a conference which Grotius held with the parties, Joseph began the treaty, and bore the brunt of the first contest.
The brunt of the talk was borne by the old lady in the centre.
Judged by this standard the brunt fell upon the Sixth, Sixteenth, Thirteenth, and Twenty-fourth, all of which regiments lost heavily, considering the short time of the action.
The effects remained, and Dan Merrithew shifted his wheel several spokes east of north and took the brunt bow on.
About 115 or 120 the northern Britons rose in revolt and destroyed the Ninth Legion, posted at York, which would bear the brunt of any northern trouble.
After Belgium and Servia the heaviest brunt of this dreadful conflict has fallen upon France.
It is for us to discuss the details which are implied in these terms, not with our enemy, but with our friends who have borne the brunt of this German war against peace.
Prince Maurice, upon whose division the brunt of the battle had fallen, was promoted to the rank of field marshal.
Hurrell Froude soon passed away before the brunt of the fighting came.
Lazare, another who brunt his mother because she would not let him ly wt hir, and was brunt quick himselfe at the place in Poictiers some 5 years ago.
He knows that he has to bear the brunt of the wind, so he puts out no sail.
Passing by the right of Thomas, who, with Field, had borne the brunt of the last attack, Pender crossed the railroad, and charged into the wood.
We feel so keenly for her poor sisters, who seem to have to bear the brunt of so many sorrows.
Why had they chosen him to bear the brunt of their manifold crimes? That, too, was clear to him.
The Connecticut settlers, assisted by a celebrated Indian chief, named Uncas, bore the brunt of this war, with but little aid from Massachusetts.
From this room he went forth, followed by his dog Brunt, to take his solitary walk in a favourite and neighbouring field, or to the fiery discussions of the National Convention.

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