Synonym: tilt. Similar words: oust, roust, ouster, lustrous, acoustic, acoustics, industrious, illustrious. Meaning: [dʒaʊst] 
n. a combat between two mounted knights tilting against each other with blunted lances. v. joust against somebody in a tournament by fighting on horseback.
n. a combat between two mounted knights tilting against each other with blunted lances. v. joust against somebody in a tournament by fighting on horseback. 
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1 The oil company jousts with Esso for lead position in UK sales.
2 The minister and I have often jousted with each other.
3 Manchester United and Liverpool are jousting for position at the top of the football league.
4 Most had made for the jousting grounds to get a good seat; the rest carefully avoided Brandon's gaze.
5 Knights joust and frolic.
6 To fight with lances; joust.
7 Joust for the fate of the kingdom!
8 You joust well, sir, I offer you another lance.
9 Lancelot:You joust well, sir, I offer you another lance.
10 Use George Bush or Others and joust your way through the competition to get the vote.
11 Why couldn't you just come joust with us, the way the king wanted?
12 For I have never met my match in joust or duel.
13 There was a marvellous audacity about a ruler who had decided to enter the lists and joust against the elements.
14 Mythology and psychology also slide together, twine and part, joust and join again.
15 Prints of every size showing every kind of combat from medieval jousting to the latest newspaper cuttings of the Zulu War.
16 An election campaign between an incumbent president and a Senate majority leader is bound to be fought out in legislative jousting.
17 For the first purpose it is seldom mounted with a sharp "Point of War" and never sharpened for the purpose of recreating a medieval joust .
18 What happened: In the summer of 1559 King Henry II of France (older one) lined up to joust the Comte de Montgomery (young lion), six years his junior,(www.Sentencedict.com) on the fields of France (field of combat).
19 To aim or thrust ( a lance ) in a joust.
20 Juxta was from a Latin root that meant "come together" and also gave us our English word joust.
21 I am among them , among their battling bodies in a medley, the joust of life.
22 Best start eating more, so you'll be nice and plump when you joust before Her Grace.
More similar words: oust, roust, ouster, lustrous, acoustic, acoustics, industrious, illustrious, bijou, joule, journal, sojourn, journey, adjourn, journeyman, journalism, journalist, general journal, cash receipts journal, lust, must, rust, gust, dust, just, crust, dusty, trust, rusty, musty.