Stonewall is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STONEWALL in dictionary:

VERB:
• of a batsman, to play defensively
• delay or obstruct (a request, process, or person) by refusing to answer questions or by being evasive
• bat extremely defensively.
• obstruct or hinder discussion
• obstruct or hinder any discussion
• engage in delaying tactics or refuse to cooperate
NOUN:
• an act of delaying or obstructing a person, request, or process
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• chiefly British; to engage in obstructive parliamentary debate or delaying tactics

Words related to STONEWALL

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Words that contain STONEWALL

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How to use STONEWALL in a sentence

• As swift on the march as Sheridan or Stonewall Jackson, as wary and prudent as Grant himself, he had inspirations of military genius whenever a crisis arose.
• In some respects Stonewall Jackson was the most remarkable man whom the war made famous.
• The vineyards are mostly enclosed with dry stone-wall.
• The veteran stands as immovable as a Stonewall Jackson.
• Charles saw that Ruth was leaning heavily against the low stone-wall.
• At the same moment the old Stonewall Brigade came up at a run and poured their fire into the advancing enemy.
• They were quite near home, when Nancy climbed swiftly over the stone-wall and lay down behind it.
• Stonewall Jackson and Stuart were also fortunate enough to capture some of the representatives of the Press.
• I may express the hope that he will soon give us the history of the war from the death of Stonewall Jackson to the fall of Richmond.
• And yet there is much in the boyhood of Stonewall Jackson that resembles the boyhood of Napoleon, of all great soldiers the most original.
• The Stonewall Brigade had made Jackson a hero, and he had won more from them than their admiration.
• At the time the Stonewall Brigade gave back the 5th and 42nd Virginia were at hand.
• One Stonewall Jackson was insufficient to leaven a division of 5000 men.
• Then, as Taylor resumed his advance, the Stonewall regiments, with Elzey in close support, rose suddenly from their covert, and the whole line swept forward across the ridges.
• The Stonewall Brigade was the most famous organisation in the Confederacy.
• Branch, leading the Light Division, was sent forward to support the Stonewall Brigade, and Lane to charge down the highroad.
• The Stonewall Brigade had checked the troops which had issued from the forest, but the whole Confederate line was shaken.
• Generals Banks and Pope, with some stimulus from Stonewall Jackson, had taught him what an important part is played by lines of supply.
• In the case of Stonewall Jackson, however, we have much evidence, indirect, but unimpeachable, as to the value to a commander of the knowledge thus acquired.
• The cavalry, supported by the Stonewall Brigade, was immediately placed a short distance down the plank road, in order to mask the march of the column.
• From the cities of the Atlantic coast to the far-off settlements of Texas the news that Stonewall Jackson had fallen came as a stunning blow.
• America, on the other hand, owes no single material benefit to Stonewall Jackson.
• They mourned anew that terrible evening in the Wilderness when Lee had lost his mighty lieutenant, his striking arm, the invincible Stonewall.
• If a Northern general like Lee or Stonewall Jackson were behind us we might never get back across the Potomac.
• He thought again if only Stonewall Jackson had been at Gettysburg.
• Lanham was increased when they found that their young guests were on the staff of General Lee and before that had been on the staff of the great Stonewall Jackson.
• Oh, if only a Stonewall Jackson had been there! His mighty sweep would have driven Thomas and the rest in a wild rout.
• It shone like a red dome, but Harry knew that there was no better man in such a crisis than this veteran lieutenant of Stonewall Jackson.
• Banks greatly outnumbered Stonewall Jackson, who had only about 15,000 men, or less, in the Shenandoah Valley.
• Lee, Stonewall Jackson, the Johnstons, and Longstreet are no less conspicuous among the Confederates.
• Stonewall Jackson had been for ten years a teacher there.
• Down Providence Road at full tilt came Stonewall Jackson, with the Swarm in a cloud of dust at his heels.
• The Swarm was a choice congregation of small fry that trailed perpetually at the heels of Stonewall Jackson, and at the moment was in a state of seething excitement.
• I kinder give Todd a punch in the ribs about how fine a boy General Stonewall Jackson have grown to be.

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