Trigger is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRIGGER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to set in action
• cause (a device) to function
• cause (an event or situation) to happen or exist
• (of an event or situation) cause (someone) to do something
• (especially of something read, seen, or heard) distress (someone), typically as a result of arousing feelings or memories associated with a particular traumatic experience
• put in motion or move to act
• release or pull the trigger on
• set (an action or process) in motion
NOUN:
• a small device that releases a spring or catch and so sets off a mechanism, especially in order to fire a gun
• an event that is the cause of a particular action, process, or situation
• small lever releasing a catch on a gun or machine
• A catch to hold the wheel of a carriage on a declivity.
• A piece, as a lever, which is connected with a catch or detent as a means of releasing it; especially (Firearms), the part of a lock which is moved by the finger to release the cock and discharge the piece.
• lever that activates the firing mechanism of a gun
• a device that activates or releases or causes something to happen
• an act that sets in motion some course of events
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• neat
• to actuate

Words related to TRIGGER

trig5 triggered12 triggering13 triggerless13 triggers10 triggest10

Words that contain TRIGGER

triggers10 outrigger11 triggered12 outriggers12 triggering13 triggerman14 triggermen14 triggerfish19 triggerless13 triggerfishes21

How to use TRIGGER in a sentence

• I leant the rifle on the coping, and pulled the trigger.
• They shut off the sun for full half of the year, Made each glacier a blizzard blown trap, They strung out volcanoes half way to Japan Each one with a hair trigger cap.
• She pulled the trigger of her revolver, and a bullet whistled only a few inches from his head.
• At the preparatory command push the bolt forward, turn the handle down, pull the trigger, and resume port arms.
• But C Company had drawn no trigger to stop that fiery rush.
• This startling circumstance arrested the pressure of the trigger at the very moment the ball was to be sped upon its errand of death.
• None understood better than he that the individual who held that Winchester levelled would press the trigger on the first provocation.
• He took a long and deliberate aim, and gave a grunt the instant he pulled the trigger, and the sharp report broke the stillness of the woods.
• His machine gun is pointed at the enemy, his fingers are on the trigger.
• But he brought the weapon up quickly, and pressed the trigger just as three other shots rang out from the guns of his companions, who had stepped on either side of their leader.
• Every time you work your bolt, squeeze your trigger.
• Finding his right arm free, Billie seized his revolver and without drawing it from the holster pulled the trigger.
• As swiftly as they could press finger on trigger, the three comrades emptied their magazines completely into the fringe of forest three hundred yards away.
• As the man who carried the Crown walked under the blade of the front sight, he squeezed the trigger.
• Then I cocked the gun again, shouldered it, and pulled trigger again.
• As the trigger of the gun had been accidentally twisted off, it was not, perhaps, the most dangerous weapon that could be placed in the hands of youth.
• The other end of the cord was drawn in a sliding loop around the pegs, and was attached to a little wooden trigger, set in the center of the inclosure.
• One of the older men threw his rifle to his shoulder, but, quick as a flash, Paul struck his hand away from the trigger.
• Externally, the firing mechanism consisted of a pistol grip and trigger, which looked all right to me.
• I remembered that at Gettysburg, in the act of pulling the trigger, I had found no hatred in me toward the man I was trying to kill.
• I halted to shoot, but just as I was about to press the trigger, my moving target vanished.
• Each time he was about to pull the trigger, and each time something seemed to hold him back.
• But it had to be done, and when his aim was true he pulled the trigger.
• The German brought his rifle to bear, but, stepping quickly forward, the lad struck up the weapon, even as the German pressed the trigger.
• The heavy revolver came to a level, but the hooked finger did not press the trigger.
• When he pressed the trigger he was thrilled to see the mountain sheep give a wild spring into the air and then fall over the edge of the platform.
• Sabatini very deliberately counted three and pulled the trigger of his revolver.
• He had his gun levelled at my breast, already cocked, and his finger on the trigger.

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