Boulter Unscramble word

boulter is a Scrabble word, boulter uses Seven letters.
Scrabble point value for boulter Nine points.
Words with Friends point value for boulter: Nine points.

Unscrambled words using the letter's BOULTER

Below are the results of unscrambling boulter. We found a total of 224 words by unscrambling the letters in boulter.

Definitions of boulter

British English : bolt If a person or animal bolts, they suddenly start to run very fast, often because something has frightened them. VERBThe animal rose squealing and bolted.

noun

1. a bar that can be slid into a socket to lock a door, gate, etc
2. a bar or rod that forms part of a locking mechanism and is moved by a key or a knob
3. a metal rod or pin that has a head at one end and a screw thread at the other to take a nut
4. a sliding bar in a breech-loading firearm that ejects the empty cartridge, replaces it with a new one, and closes the breech
5. a flash of lightning
6. a sudden start or movement, esp in order to escape   ⇒ they made a bolt for the door
7. (US ) a sudden desertion, esp from a political party
8. a roll of something, such as cloth, wallpaper, etc
9. an arrow, esp for a crossbow
10. (printing ) a folded edge on a sheet of paper that is removed when cutting to size
11. (mechanical engineering ) short for expansion bolt
12. See a bolt from the blue
13. See shoot one's bolt

verb

1. (transitive) to secure or lock with or as with a bolt or bolts   ⇒ bolt your doors
2. (transitive) to eat hurriedly   ⇒ don't bolt your food
3. (intransitive; usually followed by from or out) to move or jump suddenly   ⇒ he bolted from the chair
4. (intransitive) (esp of a horse) to start hurriedly and run away without warning
5. (transitive) to roll or make (cloth, wallpaper, etc) into bolts
6. (US ) to desert (a political party, etc)
7. (intransitive) (of cultivated plants) to produce flowers and seeds prematurely
8. (transitive) to cause (a wild animal) to leave its lair; start   ⇒ terriers were used for bolting rats

adverb

1. stiffly, firmly, or rigidly (archaic except in the phrase bolt upright)

verb (transitive)

1. to pass (flour, a powder, etc) through a sieve
2. to examine and separate

noun

1. Robert (Oxton). 1924–95, British playwright. His plays include A Man for All Seasons (1960) and he also wrote a number of screenplays
2. Usain ((juːˈseɪn) ) (St Leo). born 1986, Jamaican athlete: winner of the 100 metres and the 200 metres in the 2008 Olympic Games, setting world records at both distances; successfully defended both titles at the 2012 Olympics