Forearm is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOREARM in dictionary:

VERB:
• to arm in advance
• prepare (someone) in advance for danger, attack, or another undesirable future event
• To arm or prepare for attack or resistance before the time of need.
• arm in advance of a confrontation
• prepare beforehand
NOUN:
• arm from the wrist to the elbow
• That part of the arm or fore limb between the elbow and wrist; the antibrachium.
• the part of the superior limb between the elbow and the wrist
• the part of a person's arm extending from the elbow to the wrist or the fingertips.

Words related to FOREARM

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Words that contain FOREARM

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How to use FOREARM in a sentence

• Stand as upright as you can, your arms against your side, the forearm at right angles, as before, and jerk your elbows downward four times.
• With his other hand he lifted her forearm and doubled it back.
• In this position the sling binds the left forearm to the rifle and to the ground so that it forms a dead rest for the rifle, with a universal joint, the wrist, at its upper end.
• The barrel, hand, and forearm should be as nearly in one line as possible when the weapon is pointed toward the target.
• The forearm big and very muscular, the elbow well let down.
• The bullet struck his left forearm and he thought broke it, for he dropped the rein.
• Lieutenant Doane has crawled out of his blankets, and is just outside the tent with his hand and fore-arm immersed in water nearly as cold as ice.
• He touched her hand, draped over his forearm, and she felt the warmth of his fingers through her glove.
• At first used to add weight to the blow, it was afterwards continued up the fore-arm, and formed also a weapon of defence.
• Du Lhut, De la Noue, and De Catinat were uninjured, but Ephraim Savage had a bullet-hole in his forearm, and Amos was bleeding from a cut upon the face.
• In the one exception a spot on the forearm was used in conjunction with the middle finger.
• The Mexican drew his gun and rested his forearm across his knees, the gun hanging easily in his half-closed hand.
• Hillyard rested the point of his elbow on the earth and supported the barrel of his Colt upon his left forearm.
• He had lost his left hand and forearm, which were replaced by an iron hook projecting from a wooden socket, just visible in his loose sleeve.
• Strange tingling something which poets call love! It burned and surged through my trembling fingers into the flesh of her forearm.
• Shaking from fatigue, Vye steadied his forearm on the top of the rock, brought up the ray tube.
• He turned the belt around over his forearm until the empty knife sheath was uppermost.
• The sonarscope with its tiny viewing screen was strapped to his left forearm.
• On the right side the forearm and hand are stretched on the table, and the magnet is placed under a linen cloth at a distance of about two inches.
• These movements derive their significance from the different angles formed by the fore-arm in relation to the arm.
• Throwing up his left arm to ward off the weapon, Dave felt the sharp sting of steel in his forearm.
• It was like himself and it was like her also, only it was tiny and no thicker than his fore-arm.

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