"Guard" validity in different word game dictionaries
Dictionary | Validity |
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Scrabble US(US/Canada/Thailand - TWL/NWL) | Yes |
Scrabble UK(International - SOWPODS/CSW) | Yes |
Words with Friends(WWF) | Yes |
"guard" Definition
- [countable] a person, such as a soldier, a police officer or a prison officer, who protects a place or people, or prevents prisoners from escaping
- [uncountable] the act or duty of protecting property, places or people from attack or danger; the act or duty of preventing prisoners from escaping
- [countable + singular or plural verb] a group of people, such as soldiers or police officers, who protect somebody/something
- the Guards [plural] (in the UK and some other countries) special regiments of soldiers whose original duty was to protect the king or queen
- [countable] (often in compounds) something that covers a part of a person’s body or a dangerous part of a machine to prevent injury
- [countable] (British English, becoming old-fashioned) conductor (= a person who is in charge of a train and travels with it, but does not drive it)Topics Transport by bus and trainb2
- [uncountable] a position you take to defend yourself, especially in a sport such as boxing or fencing
- [countable] one of the two players on a basketball team who are mainly responsible for staying close to players of the other team to stop them from scoring see also point guard, shooting guardTopics Sports: ball and racket sportsc2
- [countable] one of the two players on an American football team who play either side of the centre forward see also pulling guardTopics Sports: ball and racket sportsc2
"guard" Synonyms & Antonyms
"guard" synonyms:
- guardian,
- custodian,
- warden,
- keeper,
- sentry,
- escort,
- lookout,
- watch,
- minder,
- protector,
- sentinel,
- watchman,
- defender,
- attendant,
- picket,
- warder,
- watcher,
- companion,
- chaperone
"guard" antonyms:
- harm,
- hurt,
- injury,
- endangerment,
- flight,
- yielding,
- offense,
- capitulation,
- desertion,
- betrayal,
- offence,
- attack,
- surrender,
- offensive,
- assault,
- onslaught,
- raid,
- charge,
- blitz