Dagger is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAGGER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to stab with a small knife
• To pierce with a dagger; to stab.
• stab with a dagger
NOUN:
• a short knife with a pointed and edged blade, used as a weapon
• a moth with a dark dagger-shaped marking on the forewing.
• A short weapon used for stabbing. This is the general term: cf. Poniard, Stiletto, Bowie knife, Dirk, Misericorde, Anlace.
• A mark of reference in the form of a dagger [/]. It is the second in order when more than one reference occurs on a page; -- called also obelisk.
• A timber placed diagonally in a ship\'s frame.
• a short knife with a pointed blade used for piercing or stabbing
• a character used in printing to indicate a cross reference or footnote
• short weapon with pointed blade

Words related to DAGGER

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How to use DAGGER in a sentence

• I proposed to Sir Alfred Jarnock that I should spend a night in the Chapel, and keep a constant watch upon the dagger.
• I withdrew the lever and the narrow strip of floor slid back, covering post and dagger, and looking no different from the surrounding surface.
• After all he had no proof that the young engineer had been right in his conjecture that Alan had wanted the dagger to find him.
• She resisted him in the dimly-lighted and deserted store, and he caught up the paper-cutter dagger and threatened her.
• The brutal monster waited a moment for the smoke to clear away from his vision, not liking to venture upon that ominous looking dagger until assured of a bloodless victory.
• The furnishings of his sword and dagger were of wrought gold, and formed ornaments of considerable value.
• He had sword and dagger with furnishings of solid gold.
• She lay stretched on the floor, and in her death-throes had bitten the ankles of Madame de San-Real, who still held in her hand her dagger, dripping blood.
• They are the dagger which strikes at the heart of the enemy, their commerce.
• He does not consider that going about with a dagger and putting men out of the way, or setting a house on fire, is real power.
• And, as he watched, she flung her right hand high above her head, and in it, point downwards, gleamed the sharp blade of a dagger.
• In 1907 he prepared an elaborate attempt at suicide, purchased a dagger for this purpose, and set June 13th for the date.
• What he meant to say, of course, was that he could plunge a poisoned dagger into the British Lion with the utmost pleasure.
• Blood spurted out from the dagger holes, and covered the faces of the impious men.
• The frightened Moor obeyed, and a dagger thrust ended all danger of his giving an alarm.
• Placing his knee on the breast of the Spaniard, Tarfe drew his dagger and brandished it above his throat.
• We dreaded more a dagger thrust in the back, or trouble from court through the machinations of Campo-Basso.
• A man of Colonsay caught Ailsa by her hand, and with his dagger was about to take her life.
• He stepped to his desk, dropped the dagger into a drawer, and pressed the button for his orderly.
• It takes away beloved ones and leaves a burning dagger in the heart of the surviving friend.
• We bade Horsehead Crossing farewell that afternoon and camped for the night above Dagger Bend.
• The dagger turned, and buried itself in the cushions of the carriage.
• The porter had freely protested this belief to Falto and his court, and to support his indictment produced the captured dagger, the sure sign of a would-be murderer.

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