Centaur is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CENTAUR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a mythical creature half-man, half-horse
• a creature with the head, arms, and torso of a man and the body and legs of a horse.
• A fabulous being, represented as half man and half horse.
• A constellation in the southern heavens between Hydra and the Southern Cross.
• (classical mythology) a mythical being that is half man and half horse
• a conspicuous constellation in the southern hemisphere near the Southern Cross
• mythical creature
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a mythological creature

Words related to CENTAUR

centaurs10 sagittary13

Words that contain CENTAUR

centaurs10 centaury13 bucentaur13 centaurea11 centauric13 bucentaurs14 centaureas12 centaurian12 centauries12 onocentaur12 onocentaurs13 hippocentaur21 hippocentaurs22

How to use CENTAUR in a sentence

• He had a grand figure, superb health, extraordinary animal spirits, and could ride like a centaur.
• The bitter death of the centaur Nessus was sweetened by the certainty that he had used his last moments to work out an extremely clever vengeance.
• He was as the man-part of a Centaur, from which the horse-half had been cloven in some dire Lapithan controversy.
• Lucian highly praises his Female Centaur as one of the most remarkable paintings of the world, in which he showed great ingenuity of contrasts.
• He took that double jump at the gate and that stream like a centaur.
• It was no easy task, for she rode like a centaur, and she knew the way.
• The centaur Nessus utilised his last moments in devising an extremely clever revenge, and the fact that it was certain to be effective sweetened an otherwise bitter death.
• They set forth six subjects from the story of Adam and Eve, with a compartment devoted to Hercules killing the Centaur Nessus, and another to Samson or Hercules and the Lion.
• XIV A SPIRITUAL CENTAUR The whole wilderness, the whole country, the whole heart of the nation, was now aflame over the coming conflict at Tippecanoe.
• Hercules himself at last fell a victim to the blood stained tunic of the dead Centaur Nessus.
• The Boer is the modern Centaur, and therein is found an explanation for part of his success in hunting.
• The horse was half the Centaur and quite the life of him.
• During the three days that yet intervened before the coming of the date fixed for the introduction of the bill, the centaur lobby did valiant service.
• He rode like a Centaur, giving with his lithe, supple body to every motion of the animal.
• Far off in the north the gigantic Bootes is seen driving towards the Centaur and the Scorpion.
• They were strange folk, with eyes like pebbles and squat frames and short, broad faces, but each horse and man moved in unison like a centaur.
• Sirius, Canopus, and Centaur also filled a part of the heavens with their splendid light.
• At the river Evenus he encountered the centaur Nessus.
• No sooner had he finished his education under the centaur Chiron, than he went boldly to Pelias, who had banished him, and mounted the throne, and demanded the kingdom.
• Steed and rider were in that perfect accord wherein man seems akin to the Centaur.
• He would have represented her in a Riding Habit, as a greater Monster than the Centaur.
• The chances are that the young centaur marries a girl of his own centaur breed, and all the prejudice and barriers of caste are thus propagated and intensified.
• The figure of the satyr is replaced by a centaur who carries off one of the nymphs.
• Penthesilea loved the centaur, who, being now a star, is named Sagittarius.
• The Eucharist is to the Last Supper what a centaur is to a horseman or a tragedy to a song.
• Just below are the two first magnitude stars Bungala, a, and Achernar, b, of the Centaur.
• He flew like the wind, his hoofs scarce seeming to touch the earth as he sped forward, my lord sitting like a Centaur, his face aglow with pleasure, even Mr.
• No sooner, however, did the crafty Centaur obtain possession of Deianira than he made off with her, intending to have her as his own wife.
• He shot one of his poisoned arrows with so much force that it went right through the traitor Centaur, and wounded him even unto death.
• The charmed garment steeped in the blood of the Centaur Nessus, whom Hercules had slain, was given him by his wife Dejanira in order to win back his love.
• He rode like a Centaur, as if he were a part of the horse, as easily and gracefully as a chip does the waves.
• In the following year he was appointed to the Centaur, and received his post commission on the 4th of August, in the same year.

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