Duel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUEL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to fight formally
• fight a duel or duels
• To fight in single combat.
• fight a duel, as over one\'s honor or a woman
• fight in a duel
NOUN:
• a prearranged contest with deadly weapons between two people in order to settle a point of honour
• (in modern use) a contest between two parties
• formal fight with deadly weapons between two people
• A combat between two persons, fought with deadly weapons, by agreement. It usually arises from an injury done or an affront given by one to the other.
• a prearranged fight with deadly weapons by two people (accompanied by seconds) in order to settle a quarrel over a point of honor
• any struggle between two skillful opponents (individuals or groups)

Words related to DUEL

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Words that contain DUEL

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How to use DUEL in a sentence

• It is pre-eminently a description of the duel that goes on in our own hearts.
• The remaining gun changed position, and the duel became still more interesting.
• Yesterday we were told of the unhappy end of one of our most influential and highly respectable merchants, who fell yesterday morning at sunrise in a duel.
• I, who know not which way the issue of this duel inclines, dare not boldly anticipate that as a reward, of which I know not whether it be rightly mine.
• At dawn on the second day an artillery duel began across the embankment, the German fire being corrected by observers in captive balloons.
• But more than this, the possible consequence of a duel in the present instance burst upon his mind.
• Even in theory the necessity of the artillery duel is still asserted.
• Like almost all the distinguished authors of France, Lamartine fought his duel.
• Lorenzo is furious at this accusation, and challenges the brigand to a duel.
• Barron considered himself insulted, and a long correspondence followed, which finally resulted in Barron challenging Decatur to fight a duel.
• Duel Tug of War Two opponents are given a piece of rope about three feet long.
• CHAPTER II A DUEL Margaret watched Beatrice with growing excitement that evening, in which was mingled something of awe and something of attraction.
• He goes out everywhere under the impression that he may meet with somebody who has been let into the secret of the place where the mysterious duel was fought.
• The article began, I remember, with editorial remarks on the great curiosity then felt in regard to the fatal duel between the Count St.
• Tell me more of that idea of yours about finding the place where the duel was fought.
• He was unaware that in this queer duel he was using both a power of will and a depth of perception he had never known he possessed.
• How the duel ended, and whether either party flew a flag of truce, history does not record.
• If you survive a duel you want to survive it in such a way that the memory of it will not linger along with you through the rest of your life and interfere with your sleep.
• But honor required that some notice should be taken of that other duel.
• But with this difference, that here in the Austrian States the duel is dangerous, while in France it is not.
• It was just after your duel with Major Gillette of ours.
• All this time a long-range artillery duel was in progress, whatever advantage there was resting with the Belgians.
• If the son of a viscount has a dozen reasons for fighting a duel the son of a post master has a hundred.
• Milady began to have doubts of the issue of this terrible duel, in which her enemies showed as much perseverance as she did animosity.
• For an hour the duel of big guns continued without other action of any kind.
• Thus a triangular duel opened between these positions across the trees of the Park.
• Suppose you let me go and pick a quarrel with him, and kill him for you in a duel.
• It was one of those smaller fights, or usual modes of settling a quarrel when more than two people are concerned, and assumed quite the character of a duel upon a large scale.
• In a duel of this sort the interference of artillery is usually regarded as decisive.
• There were many features of this campaign that were peculiarly annoying to Burr, and for the second time in his life he resorted to the duel, and Hamilton was killed.
• The camp-bed in the corner was the same whereon he had lain after his first duel, with a bag of ice on his head and his bosom friend by his side, with a long pipe.
• There ensued a duel in tactics between the two parties, intensely interesting in character and in its results surprising, at least for some people.
• The old gnawing remorse of the fatal day of the duel had betrayed itself in the wild words that had escaped him, when he sank into a broken slumber as the morning dawned.

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