Balder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BALDER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a son of Odin and god of the summer sun. He was invulnerable to all things except mistletoe, with which the god Loki, by a trick, induced the blind god Hödur to kill him.
• The most beautiful and beloved of the gods; the god of peace; the son of Odin and Freya.
• (Norse mythology) god of light and peace and noted for his beauty and sweet nature; son of Odin and Frigg and husband of Nanna; killed by Hoth
• a son of Odin and god of the summer sun. He was invulnerable to all things except mistletoe, with which the god Loki, by a trick, induced the blind god Hödur to kill him.
ADJECTIVE:
• BALD, without hair
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lacking hair

Words related to BALDER

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How to use BALDER in a sentence

• The tale of the vengeance of Balder is more clearly given by the Dane, and with a comic force that recalls the Aristophanic fun of Loka-senna.
• With this shuffling answer she eluded the suit of Balder, and shrewdly wove excuses to refuse his hand.
• Amid all the desires of their souls the passion of valour prevailed, and a naval battle was fought with Balder.
• So, when he came to the camp of the enemy he heard that three maidens had gone out carrying the secret feast of Balder.
• Retracing the path by which he had come, he went back on the same road, and meeting Balder plunged his sword into his side, and laid him low half dead.
• When Hermod went to search for Balder, as the Prose Edda relates, he rode through thick darkness for nine days and nine nights ere he crossed the mountains.
• Although he could not fly, Balder reflected that he could climb, and that the top of the tree would show him more than he could see now.
• Beyond what he had gathered from the ancient mariner, Balder Helwyse knew nothing of these fearful fables.
• Yes, all was real! But the stillness was impressive, and Balder struck the pillar sharply with his palm, merely for the sake of hearing a noise.
• She was within a few feet of Balder Helwyse before seeming to realize his presence.
• Balder was no unworthy balance to this picture, though his else stately features showed too much the stimulus of modern thought.
• One parting look she gave Balder, pregnant of new wonder, fear, and joy.
• If Balder Helwyse had been in a vein for self-criticism at this juncture, the review might probably have dissatisfied him.
• Had Manetho taken Balder, for example, Salome might have pursued another and more intelligible course than the one she actually took.
• Long mourned Balder for his vanished playmate! Salome has kept her secret well.
• In face of the yet unsolved mystery of his own presence in the room, this new surprise caused Balder no special wonder.
• Her listlessness fell from, her like a mantle, and she watched, motionless! Her last words had goaded Balder past bearing.
• Becoming used to the dusk, Balder now marked an array of colossal upright forms, alternating between the pillars.
• Before leaving Balder to his repose, Manetho paused to regain his breath, and to throw a glance round the room.
• Balder had disliked the scene throughout, yet his love was greater than before.
• Nevertheless, and apart from any question of personal danger, Balder felt ill at ease, like animals before a thunder-storm.
• How good was that God who had vouchsafed not only the blessing, but the means of enjoying it! God gave Balder Helwyse opportunity to prove the soundness of his faith.
• Tears fell like rain from eyes that had never wept before, for Balder, the joy of Asgard, had gone to Niflheim and left them desolate.
• The great ship floated on the sea as she had often done before, when Balder, full of life and beauty, set all her sails and was borne joyfully across the tossing seas.
• After Christianity was established in the North, Jesus was called the White Christ, or the new Balder.
• Darkness settled over the world, and bitter was the grief of men and gods over the innocent and lovely Balder.
• Clarence Albert was balder and whiter than ever, and his cold gray eyes were now concealed by glasses which gave him the look of an eminent financier.
• Balder killed by Lok, Evil Principle, in the Mysteries of the Druids, 430-m.
• Balder, torn to pieces by Hother, lamented by the Scandinavians, 595-u.
• He complained of indigestion, was rather thin, and balder than ever, and difficult to please in his food and appetite.

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