Maul is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAUL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to batter or maltreat
• (of an animal) wound (a person or animal) by scratching and tearing
• treat (something) savagely or roughly
• handle (someone) roughly, especially for sexual gratification
• defeat heavily in a game or match
• subject to fierce criticism
• take part in a maul
• handle roughly
• To beat and bruise with a heavy stick or cudgel; to wound in a coarse manner.
• To injure greatly; to do much harm to.
• split (wood) with a maul and wedges
• injure badly by beating
NOUN:
• (in rugby union) a loose scrum formed around a player with the ball off the ground.
• A heavy wooden hammer or beetle.
• a heavy long-handled hammer used to drive stakes or wedges
• loose scrum
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to injure by beating

Words related to MAUL

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Words that contain MAUL

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How to use MAUL in a sentence

• At first curiosity attracted this animal, and later the hunting instinct caused him to maul his prey.
• He continued to maul and tear for ten minutes after the black was dead.
• He turned on the light and found the maul leaning against the corner where he had left it.
• This same person got offended with another of his slaves, knocked him down, and struck out one of his eyes with a maul.
• The mace of the mediaeval knight is the maul of to-day.
• The beetle is a monster hammer, the maul a monster mace.
• Grant Harlson bought a seasoned knot of an old woodman and shaped a maul.
• Only the oxen and the logs and the ax and the maul and the growing fence were real by day.
• He did not swing the maul late the next Saturday that came, but took up his journey and reached home in early evening.
• He swung his ax or maul, and commanded the red oxen in country speech, and deeper and deeper into the forest grew the fence.
• And from her he would go to his other sweetheart, the great maul, and be faithful for six days of the seven.
• And the last ash was felled, the oxen for the last time scrambled through the wood with the heavy logs, and for the last time ax and maul and wedge did sturdy service.
• Some, indeed, wanted to maul him and kick him out, but the advice of the more sober spirits and the threats of others persuaded him to cut short his ill-timed lecture.
• The women here smite on the anvil, and work with the maul and spade.
• Sabine wants to follow them, surprise Beatrix, and maul her.
• Frank felt softly about, and his hands fell on a club-like maul which fishermen use for stunning the large fish they catch.
• The dog leaped up again and tried to come to the assistance of its master, but turned upon Hodge when he struck at it again with the maul.
• He had struck a former hand once with a heavy maul.
• Maul, Betty, and Stopford, and all true lovers of cards and laziness.

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