Dacoits is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DACOITS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DACOIT, a member of an Indian robber gang, also DAKOIT
• (in India or Burma (Myanmar)) a member of a band of armed robbers.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a bandit in India

Words related to DACOITS

dacoit9

How to use DACOITS in a sentence

• Often had she heard tales of dacoits and their ruthless deeds.
• Then the dacoits announced that the lady must be produced or they would force an entrance into the house.
• Presently the door gave way and, with coarse oaths and triumphant threats, the dacoits entered.
• The dacoits were all captured and confessed their guilt as to the murder of the palki-bearers and the probable death of the two durwans, who, they averred, had fought like tigers.
• She had witnessed the fight between the durwans and dacoits and the flight and pursuit of her mistress.
• The awful word dacoits stood out in her mind in letters of fire.
• But none of this gang of river dacoits were captured.
• Climbing the nearest, some of the dacoits reached up a long and stout bamboo from it to the flat roof.
• But later, she was awakened by the sound of drums and loud cries, which she recognised as the signal of the dacoits.
• The dacoits found nothing below worth attention and trooped upstairs.
• Long after the dacoits had gone the girl stood there.
• The neighbours, who had heard the dacoits enter the house and seen them go away silent and empty-handed, came to learn the mystery and found her there.
• Presently the cries of the dacoits showed that they had scented their quarry.
• The dacoits jumped from their dinghy and ran up the bank.
• And after this, for a time, this part of the Dacca district enjoyed peace from dacoits.
• One day the old gentleman received a warning letter from a band of dacoits that the house would be visited by them that night.
• About twelve at night the dacoits arrived and broke into the house.
• Two Chinese Dacoits In a large house in Calcutta there lived an Englishman, his wife and her sister.
• The girl thought that they were dacoits and stayed still.
• A few letters came, and then his father heard from the colonel of his regiment that he had been killed by dacoits in Burmah.
• He therefore hired a gang of Bhuduk dacoits from the neighbouring forest of the Oude Tarae to put him to death, after he had been four months at Bhinga.
• Ravenscroft to escape, as the dacoits were forcing their way through the screen into her bed-room from the sitting-room.
• He had, too, aided and screened many gangs of Budhuks, or dacoits by hereditary profession.
• Then did I realize that I was in the presence of a gang of armed dacoits.
• A band of Kachin dacoits had raided near the village some six months before, and three of the dacoits had been cut off and killed by the villagers.
• This storm of tiny, whirling slips of lead struck among the dacoits at point blank range, and, by the screams and yells of the banditti, did much execution.
• The whole thing happened so quickly that the dacoits had not crossed more than one half of the space intervening between monastery and jungle when Jack opened fire.
• The dacoits had swiftly cut down and lashed a number of saplings across a couple of trees to form a cover for their gun.
• Minute after minute passed, and not a sign appeared of the terrible little dacoits.
• The dacoits did not make either for the door of the hut nor for the jungle they had left.
• There was no moon to light the early hours of the darkness, and in the deep gloom the dacoits could creep upon them unseen and swarm over them by sheer force of numbers.
• Well, it would be easy enough from above to sweep the ladder with a swift rifle fire and drive the dacoits back into their hiding-place.
• It was a ladder which the dacoits were raising to the window below which they stood, a ladder formed of a couple of bamboo stems with rungs of creepers.
• The dacoits were swarming nimbly up to the quiet room, from which they expected to fall like thunderbolts upon their unsuspecting enemies below.
• The last of the climbing dacoits was vanishing through the window, high above his head, and one stood motionless below.
• The dacoits had given up trying to force the door quietly, and were beating it down.

Similar words containing DACOIT without suffix s

dacoit9 dacoity13 dacoitage13 dacoities12 dacoitages14

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