Shambles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHAMBLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHAMBLE, to walk awkwardly
• (of a person) move with a slow, shuffling, awkward gait
NOUN:
• disorderly event or place
• a condition of great disorder
• a building where animals are butchered
• a slow, shuffling, awkward gait

Words related to SHAMBLES

shamble14 shambled16 shambling17

Words that contain SHAMBLES

omnishambles21

How to use SHAMBLES in a sentence

• And if one deals in hellish schemes, that one must stamp your worth, You made a shambles of that land, you moved hell up on earth.
• There was Evan Mecham, the eccentric Republican millionaire governor who was impeached, after reducing state government to a ludicrous shambles.
• There will be no hope of peace until the peoples of the world recognize their brotherhood and refuse to be led to the shambles for mutual massacre.
• There is no doubt we have been rising steadily since leaving the Shambles Camp.
• I have run in such a haste, hearing how affairs stood, that I have left my shambles without a protector.
• She at last determined to make a bold effort to save her little one from the liability of being sold, like a calf or pig in the shambles.
• The anticipation of that first blow dragged her as the butcher drags his sheep to the shambles.
• The enemy then turned their machine guns on to Cockrane Alley, and raked it with fire until it became a shambles.
• Down in the valley the shambles lay With the sordid horrors of hate revealed, Tattered khaki and shattered grey And the splintered wrecks of a battlefield.
• They inspire neither terror nor pity, only the sickness of the shambles.
• It follows, therefore, and it is inexorable, that the least efficient must descend to the very bottom, which is the shambles wherein they perish miserably.
• Catherine, who, in the official shambles, kissed the bloody head of the criminal.
• A sheep that goes to the shambles of its own accord deserves to be butchered, and I was walking into ambush.
• Then each family had its tower, from which it fought or out of which it issued, making the streets a shambles as it followed the enemy home or sought him out.
• These retreats were veritable shambles of slaughter.
• Within the space of ten minutes it became a perfect shambles.
• Our line was a shambles of loose earth and splintered logs.
• She had seen men dying like cattle in the shambles.
• Our airmen had already got the situation well in hand here, and the road soon became a veritable shambles.
• Behind the shambles, a few Americans on horse-back had placed themselves.
• The place became an infernal shambles, slippery, crimson, unreal with horror.
• The woods were a shambles, and among the corn the dead lay thick.
• Loyal as I was to the South, I would have deserted rather than have seen that steer go to the shambles.
• It was a shambles, the floor spotted with blood, the table overturned and broken, a blanket over one of the windows torn down, a smashed chair in one corner.
• Each time one of the old hulls was crushed, a Briton pushed into the hole made in the line and raked the remaining ones fore and aft until their decks were like huge shambles.
• Adjoining the shambles is the broken stump of the market-cross raised upon its old steps, and close by also is the entrance to the churchyard.
• The diseased animal was no more fit for the altar of God than it was for the shambles of the viceroy.
• Stellato, began to denounce the consumers of animal food with every unpleasant illustration the shambles could be made to supply.

Similar words containing SHAMBLE without suffix s

shamble14 shambled16 omnishambles21

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