FORT

FORT


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Word: fort
Phonetic: /fɔːt/
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A fortified defensive structure stationed with troops.
Any permanent army post.
An outlying trading-station, as in British North America.
To create a fort, fortifications, a strong point, or a redoubt.


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*Locale in a western
Alcaides command
Army base
Army outpost
Army post
Baltimores McHenry
Base for troops
Before Madison or Monroe
Benjamin Harrison
Benning is one
Benning or Bragg
Benning or Collins
Besieged building
Bliss or Bragg
Bragg or Collins
Bragg or Dix
Bragg or Lee
Cavalry base
Cavalry outpost
Cavalrys place
Childs structure
Collins or Myers
Construction of snow
Defense in a snow fight
Defense structure
Defensive structure
Dix or Bliss
Dix or Knox
Fastness
Frontier trading post
Garrison
Hip-hoppers ___ Minor
Its often made out of sheets or snow
Kids may build one
Kids snow construction
Knox or Bragg
Knox or Dix
Knox or Sumter
Knox or Wayne
Knox
Laramie or Sumter
Locale in a western
McHenry or Ord
McHenry
Means of defense
Military defense
Military outpost
Military stronghold
Oater defense structure
Oater post
Oater staple
Oater stronghold
Officially
Old West defense
Old West trading post
Old fur traders locale
Ord
Outpost
Presidio
Private posting
Setting for F Troop
Siege site
Snow construction
Snow creation
Snow structure
Sumter or Knox
Sumter or McHenry
Ticonderoga is one
Ticonderoga
Western setting
Word before Wayne or Worth
Word in many city names
Worth or Ord
Worth
___ Hood
___ Lauderdale
___ Sumter
___ Wayne
___ Worth
Wayne or Worth.
Henry, Lee, or Myer.
___ Necessity, 1754 battle.
Necessity
Knox, for instance.
Wayne, Lee or Smith.
___ Bragg.
Permanent army post.
Jersey's Lee or Dix.
Citadel
Dodge or Duquesne.
Knox, for one.
Sumter, for one.
Dodge, for one.
Military installation
Military post
McHenry or Knox
Worth, for one
With 22 Across, critical spot during 40 Down
McHenry, e.g.
Ord, for one
Lee or Wayne
Trading post.
Ord or Dix
Where the Civil War began, with 43 Across
Worth or Wayne
McHenry or Sumter
The Alamo was used as one
___ Jay, on 7 Down
Something to hold?
Eustis or Jay
___ Apache, the Bronx
Bastion
Baltimore's McHenry
Place to Bragg about?
___ Collins, Colo.
Ticonderoga, e.g.
Ord, e.g.
Bragg or Lee, e.g.
Alcaide's command
___ Hood, Tex.
Construction of snow, maybe
Kids' snow construction
With 43-Down, storied Bronx station house
Old fur trader's locale
Something to hold down
Setting for 76-Down
___ Lauderdale, Fla.
Snow ___ (kids' winter construction)
Kid's creation out of pillows
Defense in a snowball fight
Castle
Did battle, reportedly, in citadel
Defensive stronghold
___ see!
Stronghold, redoubt
See 10
Castle engaged in battle, reportedly
Military post reportedly battled against criticisms
Knox, perhaps, struggled to be heard
Strove in speech with moral excellence for US city
Frontier protection
One might be made of sheets and pillows
Snowball fight defense
Certain snow construction
Certain snow structure
Defensive stronghold; redoubt
In irregular spells
Filmed material
Weak
Stronghold
Secure building not enough for 2?
Military base.
Knox, e.g.
Dix or Bragg
Sofa cushions can be repurposed to create one
___ blanket
The Alamo, e.g.
Kids may make one out of pillows or snow
Blanket and pillow construction
Structure made of snow or blankets
Structure made of couch cushions
Sumter or Ticonderoga, e.g.
In favour of model citadel (4)
French word for strong
See 10-ACROSS*
Defense mechanism
Report of having taken part in battles – here
Lead-in to Worth, Wayne or Lauderdale
____ Apache




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