Intrust is valid Scrabble Word

Is intrust a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is intrust valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for INTRUST in dictionary:

VERB:

to give over for safe keeping, also ENTRUST
To deliver (something) to another in trust; to deliver to (another) something in trust; to commit or surrender (something) to another with a certain confidence regarding his care, use, or disposal of it; as, to intrust a servant with one\'s money or intrust money or goods to a servant.
confer a trust upon
to assign the responsibility for doing something.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to entrust
same as entrust

Words related to INTRUST

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Words that contain INTRUST

intrusts8 intrusted10 intrusting11 intrustment13 intrustments14

How to use INTRUST in a sentence

Certainly it might seem a dangerous thing to intrust an enterprise of such moment to a youth of twenty-two, with no knowledge of warfare but that he had gained from books.
Byron did on her removal to Newstead was to intrust her son to the care of a quack in Nottingham, in order to cure him of his lameness.
Believing that the people knew, or ought to know, their own interests, he was willing to intrust them with unlimited political power.
But the barons, surely, were not so passive as to intrust a power, entirely arbitrary and despotic, into the hands of the sovereign.
It is for that reason that I wish to intrust him to you.
To you, my Lord Craven, whose intrepidity I well know, I intrust the most important post.
Johnson said he should like to intrust the making of all the matches in England.
To thee alone Will he intrust the purpose of his coming.
The pope released the Polish gentry from the oath they had made never to intrust the crown to a foreigner.
I would intrust to you the dearest secret of my heart.

Their life and happiness are placed in the hands of the physician, and they jealously regard the one to whom they intrust them.
She could throw any of her joints out of place, but she properly chose her wrist upon this occasion as being the better joint to intrust to a young physician.
He was in all things the sort of man to whom our heroine of Boston would have been willing to intrust her hand and her heart.
If she trusted her lover thoroughly, she would intrust all risks to love.
Whoever wished to obtain a favor from him could do no better than to intrust his cause to Antonia.
Tarquin the Proud had made the name of king so hateful that the people resolved to intrust the kingly power to two men, who were only to hold office for a year.
Questions of either kind were far above their reach, and were appropriated to the prince alone, or to those councils and ministers with whom he was pleased to intrust them.
Windham, before he received the king, asked leave to intrust the important secret to his mother, his wife, and four servants, on whose fidelity he could rely.
The king intended to intrust the government of that kingdom in his hands.
But the barons surely were not so passive as to intrust a power, entirely arbitrary and despotic, into the hands of the sovereign.
To me was assigned the duty of obtaining what information I could from the ex-gunner, it being left to my discretion whether or not to intrust him with our secret.
Beaumont, assured that his sister knew the circumstances of her lover, though neither chose to intrust them, to him, confided implicitly in her discretion and his honour.
Lloyd was too chary of the treasure he had so faithfully preserved, to intrust him to his own keeping.
Koit and Aemarik, to your watch and ward I intrust the light of day beneath the firmament.
There was no friend or brother to whom he could intrust his secret or pour forth his soul.
It must not intrust it to the keeping, or hold it at the pleasure, of any one man.
Intrust me with your important papers, and all that you possess of money and valuables, and I will preserve them for you.
We are now political fugitives, and we intrust our lives to the protection of English law.
With her and you do I intrust the children of Bute, so that you may minister to their comforts until the danger be past.
People would like him and intrust much to him, and the world would be open to him.
I may safely intrust any affair of this sort to him and his agency.
My times are in thy hand! To thee I can intrust My slumbering clay, till thy command Bids all the dead before thee stand, Awaking from the dust.
We cannot afford to intrust the selection of these delegates to the President or to Congress.
David Lockwin dares not intrust his secret to a chance acquaintance like Corkey, who is completely devoted to Mrs.
The lords, though very friendly in their deliberations, found it difficult to decide into whose hands to intrust the scepter.
Do I not hold a commission from Prince Karl of Auersperg, the owner of this lodge, and did he not intrust you to my care? I mean to do my duty.
Each day she grew more and more accustomed to the bewildering sights and sounds about her, and more and more willing to intrust herself to the dark-colored guides.

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