Reins is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REINS in dictionary:

VERB:
• REIN, to restrain
• check or guide (a horse) by pulling on its reins
• keep under control; restrain
PLURAL NOUN:
• narrow straps attached to a bit to guide a horse
NOUN:
• a pair of straps used to restrain a young child
• the power to direct and control
• The kidneys; also, the region of the kidneys; the loins.
• The inward impulses; the affections and passions; -- so called because formerly supposed to have their seat in the part of the body where the kidneys are.
• a long, narrow strap attached at one end to a horse's bit, typically used in pairs to guide or check a horse in riding or driving.

Words related to REINS

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How to use REINS in a sentence

• The king delegated his powers to no single statesman, but held the reins in his own hand.
• Stop him now and then by leaning back, and drawing on the reins, not with your body but with your hands.
• Then the executioner, who is ordinarily a negro, armed with the long whip of a coachman, strikes upon the reins and thighs.
• The driver never hesitated, but gathering up the reins, he urged the frightened creatures into the river.
• Yes, it was there, but no horses stood there now, heads drooping, bridle reins thrown loosely over the rail.
• At that hour I had no mind to look for him, so I collected the reins somehow, climbed up in front, and drove myself home.
• Potent art Thou to do what pleaseth Thee, and in Thy grasp are the reins of all created things.
• An instant later he had the reins, swung the frightened horse across the gutter and around into the road, and continued his flight in the direction of the railroad-station.
• Then lightly he got into the saddle and gathered the reins into his left hand, and sat peering up the trodden wood-glades, lest he should have to ride for his life suddenly.
• John drew his reins instantly, bringing his horse to a dead stand, loosened his rifle from his shoulder and after examining it closely, remained quiet.
• Each trooper had his reins in one hand, his rifle barrel in the other, with the butt of the weapon resting on his thigh.
• He noticed that his horse, a hundred yards or so up the valley, was circling the cedar and pulling back on the reins.
• He on his chariot-seat magnificent Low-cowering sat, a fear-distracted form, 490 And from his palsied grasp the reins had fallen.
• The reins which hung loose suddenly jerked through his fingers and the mare fell crashing to her knees.
• She was plumb out of her head, and talked wild, but she handled her reins like a rider.
• The fellow instantly sprang forward, seized the horse by the reins, and attempted to drag him to one side of the road.
• The defect was supplied by those vigilant patriots who now assumed the reins of government.
• The great machine of corruption, contrived to secure a constant majority in parliament, was overturned, and the inventor of it obliged to quit the reins of government.
• Confidently, easily she sat in her saddle, with one white-gloved hand holding the reins, and the other one the pole of the flag, which waved above her head.
• Jose, trailing immense, silver spur-rowels, walked with the bridle reins looped over his arm, his eyes examining critically every foot of the ground as he passed.
• Denry saw that he must drive with as much style as possible, and he tried to remember all that he had picked up from a book concerning the proper manner of holding the reins.
• The boy smiled, shook out his reins and the pony moved forward almost as silently as the boy could have done himself.
• Without a word she took the reins from his hands, and in a few minutes more had the satisfaction of seeing him slumbering peacefully with his head upon his breast.
• As a result, the German driver at last resumed the reins, and sped away with a fresh lantern, and at his side a stupid peasant boy, who was almost too shy to make himself useful.
• Then the girl got into the buggy and took the reins, and James followed.
• But mark my word, this will be the last such blunder! Pitt will take the reins in his own grasp.
• There was a touch of business about the way the reins were held that made the mare settle down to work.

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