Guns is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUNS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GUN, to shoot with a gun (a portable firearm)
• shoot someone with a gun
• cause (an engine) to race
• accelerate (a vehicle)
NOUN:
• a weapon incorporating a metal tube from which bullets, shells, or other missiles are propelled by explosive force, typically making a characteristic loud, sharp noise.
• a device for discharging a particular object or substance in a required direction
• a starting pistol used in athletics.
• the firing of a piece of artillery as a salute or signal
• a gunman
• a member of a shooting party.
• muscular arms; well-developed biceps muscles
• used as a nickname for a ship's gunnery officer.

Words related to GUNS

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How to use GUNS in a sentence

• The guns were lowered, and then the men, who were the father and brothers of the young ladies, were informed of what I had done for them.
• Already much of it had been shattered by the long-range German guns, and prolonged resistance against these tremendous engines of war was impossible.
• Passengers, in those days, and in that country, carried guns.
• Those at the front strove madly to retreat from the fire-spitting guns in their very faces, and those in the rear pressed as madly forward to the attack.
• If we fight them with torture and slavery, we shall be fighting badly, precisely as if we fought them with clumsy knives and old guns.
• Soon a train was seen approaching in the distance, and four guns were dragged by the enemy to a point of high ground near the castle.
• This was no easy matter to be accomplished, furnishing guns to Indians being strictly prohibited, and such weapons taken away whenever found in their possession.
• We should therefore avoid companions who do own guns and who are careless with them.
• The attempt was again a costly failure toward which our guns were able to contribute with great effect.
• We know that white men of all races and nationalities can serve big guns, and if the Negro cannot, it must be because of some marked difference between him and them.
• The guns and some other vehicles were dragged through the river by teams composed of sprightly young men.
• One of the largest and most effective guns used in the war.
• Sailing up the river, she fired a salute with her guns, which was answered by those of the fort at the entrance.
• They were said to consist of from 15,000 to 20,000 infantry, about the same force of cavalry, and forty guns.
• Accordingly, they plant their wretched guns near a road, and when anyone goes along it they let off a round just to see him jump.
• The pinnace had again been seized, and again he was obliged to level the guns of the fort against her and compel submission.
• The thunder of a thousand guns rolled far across that summer sea.
• All the Turkish guns we could spot from the ship had been knocked out or silenced, so Birdwood and his men were able to get along with their digging.
• There were, he said, four men in charge of the band, and he believed they carried guns, though he was not positive of that.
• I have also constructed many chests, both for the interior of the fort and for the galleys, and have mounted all the guns here.
• When the latter again appeared at the surface, he found Archie holding on to the boat, with one of the guns elevated above his head, to allow the water to run out of the barrels.
• This will take the form of artillery practice, and it is prophesied that we shall get it pretty hot, as they will certainly have better guns than our twelve-pounders.
• Her signal guns, fired the previous night, had recalled Montague to tell him of the threatened attack by the savages.

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