Amour is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMOUR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (French) a love affair
• a love affair or lover, especially one that is secret
• Love; affection.
• Love making; a love affair; usually, an unlawful connection in love; a love intrigue; an illicit love affair.
• a usually secretive or illicit sexual relationship
• love affair
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• (secret) love affair

Words related to AMOUR

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Words that contain AMOUR

amours8 clamour11 enamour9 glamour10 belamour12 clamours12 enamours10 glamours11 paramour12 amourette11 beclamour15 beglamour14 belamoure13 belamours13 clamoured14 clamourer13 coenamour13 enamoured12 glamoured13 paramours13 amourettes12 beclamours16 beglamours15 belamoures14 bellamoure14 clamourers14 clamouring15 coenamours14 enamouring13 glamouring14 glamourise13 glamourize22 glamourous13 beclamoured18 beglamoured17 bellamoures15 coenamoured16 glamourised15 glamourises14 glamourized24 glamourizes23 glamourless14 glamourpuss16 beclamouring19 beglamouring18 coenamouring17 glamourising16 glamourizing25 glamourously18 glamourpusses18 overenamoured19 glamourousness17 overglamourize29 overglamourized31 overglamourizes30

How to use AMOUR in a sentence

• Her conduct, in openly carrying on this amour, induced her father to have St.
• At last, having joined us, they said he was Sidi Amour Abeda, a man of exceeding sanctity, and that if the Bey had met the saint, his Highness must have done the same.
• A Man does not undergo more Watchings and Fatigues in a Campaign, than in the Course of a vicious Amour.
• His highest qualities were a contempt for cant, physical courage, a sort of spendthrift generosity, and a good-natured readiness to back up a friend in a quarrel, or an amour.
• In that century of intrigue and amour, we hear of nothing to imply that Michael Angelo was a lover till he reached the age of sixty.
• Upon my soul me kill myself very soon, if you no love me for this grand amour.
• The Dead Boxer, too, was determined to prosecute his amour with Ellen Neil, not more to gratify his lawless affection for her than his twofold hatred of Lamh Laudher.
• An illicit amour was about to begin, when the bird interposed by relating tales of chaste wives, and detained the wanton lady at home till her husband returned.
• But she has caused him jealousy by stooping to a base amour.
• The tendency of men being to claim descent from a God, for each family with this claim a myth of a separate divine amour was needed.
• Atkinson, actually knew a Kaneka who died in three days after an amour like that of Anchises.
• Fancy then provides an amour to account for each relationship.
• No word in the English language is used so often from the pulpit as the word love, but this cannot be said of the use of amour in France or of Liebe in Germany.
• On the bony arm which she held out to Victoria hung many bracelets, golden serpents of Djebbel Amour, and pearls braided with gold wire and coral beads.
• The whole question of Amour became a terribly serious one.
• The legend is of the guilty amour of MORDRED, a Knight Templar, with a fair innocent who, upon the point of becoming a mother, is slain by her lover at evening, in the wood.
• Amour he had been driven to uphold the right to common life, and consequently to deny that private property was inalienable.
• Not half a mile off were Concepcion and Queen, and his amour was as safe from them as if he had hidden it in the depths of some hareemed Asiatic city.
• I do not remember, that our English poets ever suffered a criminal amour to succeed upon the stage, till the reign of King Charles the Second.
• Save on the stage, the handsome fellow has no appreciable advantage in amour over his more Gothic brother.
• Her extraordinarily acute and accurate intelligence is thus conveniently put upon the table, and the amour propre of man is kept inviolate.
• In business they address themselves wholly to their own profit, and give no thought whatever to the hopes, aspirations and amour propre of their antagonists.
• An unlucky, but not a miraculous accident has taken place which must soon expose our amour.
• She has been very suspicious of my amour with Eliza, and now and then expressed her jealous sentiments a little more warmly than my patience would bear.
• At the close of this expedition, his vast army were disposed in nine different camps, upon the head waters of the river Amour.
• Through a thousand perils and cunning intrigues, Catharine and the count prosecuted their amour.

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