Scrimmage is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCRIMMAGE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to take part in a scrimmage, also SCRUMMAGE, SKRIMMAGE
• engage in a scrimmage
• put (the ball) into a scrimmage.
• practice playing (a sport)
NOUN:
• a noisy dispute or tussle; a rough or confused struggle
• a confused struggle or fight
• a sequence of play beginning with the placing of the ball on the ground with its longest axis at right angles to the goal line
• a session in which teams practise by playing a simulated game.
• rough or disorderly struggle
• Formerly, a skirmish; now, a general row or confused fight or struggle.
• The struggle in the rush lines after the ball is put in play.
• (American football) practice play between a football team\'s squads
• a noisy riotous fight
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a minor battl; skirmish; a confused fight; scuffle

Words related to SCRIMMAGE

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Words that contain SCRIMMAGE

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How to use SCRIMMAGE in a sentence

• Hank, as I said, being a peaceable man, and much more given to fun than to fighting, kept good-natured, and avoided a scrimmage as long as he could.
• And oftimes in a scrimmage, boys, I’ve corked it with my thumb, To keep the life from leaking From the Old Keg of Rum.
• Three of them he spent on a whirlwind trip trying to see action in northern Flanders, but, much to his disappointment, was called away before the final scrimmage at Antwerp.
• Tug knew that History would be useless in a scrimmage, so, in a low tone, he bade him drop under a deep bush they were just passing.
• Little Tad Horner was right in the hottest scrimmage, and he proved formidable for the freshmen, despite his size.
• The scrimmage was still going on when Grizel slipped out of the hotel, having learned that the diligence would not start until the following morning.
• The moment the attendant with his one good eye caught sight of the superintendent the scrimmage ended.
• A sergeant of police was shot in our last scrimmage, and they must fit some one over that.
• He forgot Browning and Miss Haysman for the moment, and joined the scrimmage.
• At the edge of the scrimmage I dragged out two women who had been knocked off their feet and who were in danger of being trampled.
• After a decoy and a scrimmage, Sanderson, with the ball wedged tightly under one arm, was seen flying like a meteor, well covered by his supports.
• There must be no scrimmage over the possession of the bird, for as soon as an opponent gets hold of the goose, the player holding the latter must let go his hold.
• Here I interposed, and, rushing forward with all the ardour of a football player entering a scrimmage, I took Lord Blackadder by the throat and shook him.
• The street scrimmage is the most realistic thing of the sort ever attempted, not to say achieved.
• Evidently, there had been foul play of some kind, for the cabin plainly showed signs of a fierce scrimmage.
• Immediately a fierce scrimmage takes place and either a score is made or the ball changes side and a scrimmage occurs at the other end.
• Of course there was always the hope that he might come in for a chance shot in a scrimmage, but that was too much luck to expect.
• The scrimmage that ensued was most laughable, as both rat and dog kept slipping and sliding all over the place.
• We headed off the girl, and after a rough-and-tumble scrimmage threw her into the wagon, kicking, screaming, and scratching like a wild-cat.
• A scrimmage with the Woongas just now would spoil the plans he had made for discovering gold.
• Many a bout, begun in friendly rivalry, ended in a scrimmage, in which the staves brought for use and ornament in the dance were used to break heads with.
• They had a rough and tumble scrimmage in the cold water, coming out choking, dripping and laughing.
• A foot-ball scrimmage under the old rules was nothing to it.
• To see a scrimmage of fifty or sixty of them on land or in the water, where they went daily to fish, was a scene to be remembered.
• Haynes fairly leaped into the scrimmage, as though it were deadly hand-to-hand conflict.
• A lively scrimmage followed, amid a general cracking of ribs and snapping of spines.
• There was suppressed excitement all along the line, as officers and men prepared for what promised to be a lively scrimmage.
• This led to a general scrimmage, in which two Maynards, two sofa-pillows, and a footstool became very much tangled up, and Mr.
• Smoke remembered the scrimmage in the creek bed at Three Below Discovery, and understood.
• I was going to shoot one in the rump, but Willis stopped me, saying that we had our hands full without inviting any more bears to join the scrimmage.
• In doing so, he had to jump toward the bear, but he preferred close quarters in the creek bed, where the water was knee deep, to a scrimmage in the brush.

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