Dismounting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISMOUNTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISMOUNT, to get down from an elevated position
• cause to fall off a horse, bicycle, etc.
• make (a disk or disk drive) unavailable for use
• get off a horse, bicycle, or anything that one is riding
• remove (something) from its support
NOUN:
• a move in which a gymnast jumps off an apparatus or completes a floor exercise

Words related to DISMOUNTING

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How to use DISMOUNTING in a sentence

• Dismounting, he threw his reins and went back to review the scene of the killing.
• A cavalry officer, who was riding with me, had only just time to escape, and saved himself by dismounting, and letting his horse go.
• But he seemed to have forgotten the object of dismounting.
• Hastily dismounting, therefore, I led my horse into the bushes and tied her to a tree, proceeding to carry out my plan on foot.
• A traveller pulled rein in the roadway, and, dismounting, threw his bridle over a paling of the garden fence while he went inside to try and buy a loaf of bread.
• At the seventh, the Christian knight dropped heavily to the ground, and the Saracen dismounting to examine his fallen foe, suddenly found himself in his grasp.
• Here I stationed the men, first dismounting them and securing our horses among the rocks so as to shield them from the bullets of the Indians.
• Then five hundred knights were seen dismounting from their steeds.
• The officer, dismounting, sought to hold converse with his hostess, but even with many signs it proved a failure.
• Dismounting from our horses, and climbing down, we found a magnificent arch of limestone over the emerging stream, the water of which was fresh and cold, and clear as crystal.
• Dismounting, he permitted the horse to face away from the gale.
• Dismounting, she stood on the edge of the earthwork, beyond which the English were at bay.
• The mortally wounded animal would make no account of dismounting his master and leaving him to the tender mercies of the refined savages.
• He had heard several reports while dismounting and ascending the hill, and by the time he looked over the crest he saw that the battle was over.
• Dismounting and drawing his pistol, Sanderson went forward.
• The foremost man spoke to another, tossed the knotted bridles to him and, dismounting, came through the copse to the Arab.
• Pete, dismounting at the worn hitching-rail, entered the saloon, nodded casually to The Spider, and called for a drink.
• Jerry galloped away to the ravine, and there dismounting, struggled up by zig-zag cattle paths to the comparative levels of the summit.
• The quivering beasts reared, and snorted, and sank upon their knees, dismounting their riders.
• Dismounting he stretched his legs to disperse the saddle weariness.
• There would be no harm, no danger to him and no great disobedience on his part to ride to the gates and see and greet them without dismounting.
• One of them, dismounting, ran in suddenly from behind, and seized his blade in a thick leather gauntlet.
• Hastily dismounting, she ran through the grass to where the bird lay, and found the body of the maiden Sipelie, pierced to the heart, and covered with blood.
• Without dismounting, I asked to see the mistress, and a thin, sickly-looking woman came to the door.
• The mountains are highest in the north, but nowhere can horsemen proceed the day through without dismounting, and in many localities even foot travel is very difficult.
• Up and up we went, dismounting here and there, going slowly but eagerly.
• Holt rode a very fine horse, which the Indians were desirous of possessing, and they therefore attacked her, in hopes of dismounting her.
• Dismounting Hare labored beside him, and felt the heat steal through his boots and burn the soles of his feet.
• We went early, most of us dismounting and taking to the platform on one side of the circular rodeo-ground.
• Without dismounting, the rider handed a note within, and then, backing his horse the length of the square, came to rest.
• By dropping back and keeping the hill between us and them, then dismounting and leaving our horses, we thought we could reach the apex of the hill.
• Miss Clifford asked leave to ride her into the stable-yard, and after dismounting talked to her, and patted her, and praised her.
• In the act of dismounting he caught sight of her and paused to lift his hat.
• He journeyed many days till, at last, he had come to Caerleon, where Arthur held his court, and dismounting at the door, he entered the hall.

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