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Meanings of joust in English
Usage of joust in English
1
His best-loved companion in joust and war since they were boys together?'
2
At twenty years old he could joust right well in the field.
3
There's no doubt about which side Pecknold is on in that joust.
4
Cliges has rushed to the combat, and goes seeking joust and encounter.
5
The label, more than the artist, was the winner in this joust.
6
You'd get on your horses and joust, the winner taking the spoils.
7
He taught me how to joust, he gave me my first sword.
8
But Sir Launcelot would joust only when a great tournament was held.
9
Yet, said the king, for my love take upon thee to joust.
10
I should like to see you carry your colours in the joust.'
11
When Dinadan saw this, he must needs joust with him for shame.
12
But Sir Sagramour pursued him, crying loudly to joust with him also.
13
The two cosmic giants were almost like ancient knights in a joust.
14
Lo, said Sir Dinadan, yonder are knights-errant that will joust with us.
15
I failed then, in my only joust, because it was for nothing.
16
Why couldn't you just come joust with us, the way the king wanted?
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Joust through the time
Joust across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common