Triggers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRIGGERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRIGGER, 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
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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to actuate

Words related to TRIGGERS

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How to use TRIGGERS in a sentence

• Indeed, a great many of the cats had forgotten to load their weapons, though they kept snapping away at their triggers as if that did not matter in the slightest.
• His trained ear recognized the sound of cocking triggers.
• Our strength, the strength of the proletariat, is in our muscles, in our hands to cast ballots, in our fingers to pull triggers.
• He saw them lurid and gigantic, pulling the triggers of their rifles or muskets, or working the batteries.
• Sixty rifles turned their muzzles upward, and sixty fingers pulled sixty triggers.
• The knife of a hardly probable assassin seemed a wiser risk than the ready triggers of the Punjaub.
• The boat dashed alongside, her brass cannon trained upon the brigantine, and her squad of marines with their fingers upon their triggers ready to open fire.
• Then she rummaged deeply within the folds of her loose gown and pulled out a small pistol with two brass barrels and double triggers in the form of winged dragons.
• In a flash they were off their wheels, rifles at their shoulders and fingers on triggers.
• Besides the men in sight on the train, two behind the window-blinds of the one passenger coach, and unseen, kept their fingers on the triggers of their repeating carbines.
• It had been a grim hunt, for the spy was worthy of his reputation, and the pursuers had to move with their fingers on their triggers, and a rash move would have meant death.
• It was an unfortunate attitude to take toward men, the triggers of whose tempers had been cocked by such events as had beset Hiram Look and Aaron Sproul.
• My hands were bare and numb, except where the cold steel of the pistol triggers seared my fingers like molten metal.
• The fingers that pressed the triggers of my pistols had no sensation in them, and in my imagination were parts of a monstrous mechanism which I directed.
• But even as their fingers pressed the triggers, and the four reports rang out as one, the indefinite forms vanished as mysteriously as they had appeared.
• But after you have been squeezing triggers for twenty years you will have something more to learn about it.
• And even as it did so, Colonel Anderson and Hal pressed the triggers of their revolvers.
• It has all been make-believe, with dummy cartridges, and fictitious ranges, and snapping triggers.
• I could hear the snap of their triggers in passing.
• His feats, the picking up of gloves and handkerchiefs, even the pulling of triggers, originate but in his efforts to find oats.
• He heard more shots fired, but evidently random triggers only had been pulled, as no bullet struck near him.

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