Comer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one showing great promise
• a person who arrives somewhere
• a person or thing likely to succeed
• person who comes
• One who comes, or who has come; one who has arrived, and is present.
• someone with a promising future
• someone who arrives (or has arrived)

Words related to COMER

comers10 commer12

Words that contain COMER

comers10 incomer11 incomers12 newcomer15 welcomer15 allcomers13 downcomer17 homecomer18 latecomer13 newcomers16 overcomer16 sarcomere13 welcomers16 downcomers18 homecomers19 latecomers14 overcomers17 sarcomeres14

How to use COMER in a sentence

• We have passed Purbeck Gates, and these walls will screen us from prying eyes if any chance comer pass along the down.
• No charge is made for the room, the first comer is entitled to it.
• Whenever he did say anything, it was exactly what he thought, and it was noted that he admitted Merriwell to be a comer.
• In the ill-judged execution of the well-judged plan of things the call seldom produces the comer, the man to love rarely coincides with the hour for loving.
• Far up in the northern comer, where the capital of the state lay, men spoke of this place hid somewhere down among the hills of the lower country.
• The new- comer received them graciously, and said what a pleasure it was to be coming home after so long an absence of his family from their old seat.
• The first thing she saw was Fernand hurrying a late comer toward the tables, laughing and chatting as he went.
• There was a table, a chair, a heap of clothes in a comer, and nothing else, save for a puddle of water on the floor.
• The new comer was much muffled in a wide cloak, but he seemed to be a man low of stature.
• Then the Knight of the Sun seemed to awake at her word, and he leapt to his feet, and stood looking at the new comer.
• They were an easy prey to the first comer and cared little who was the better man.
• She had also heard a bang on a door close to her own, but had supposed it was a late comer, possibly one of the gentlemen from the smoking-room, and had not been disturbed.
• In the midst of a puddle of water Mother Maggie was leaning over the new comer and trying to untie the numerous knots in a shawl which had kept the child in her wicker nest.
• All through winter and spring and summer, Silence hung over that grave like a pall, But, borne on the breath of the last sad comer, I listen again to the old-time call.
• The Gluckists and the Piccinists themselves forgot their differences, to occupy themselves exclusively with the new comer.
• Moreover, the new comer had the scar on his brow, which was wanting on the person of the possessor of the estate.
• Actually, the drums! And all this time they had been inviting the first comer to appropriate them.
• The motive, I think, is an original one, and not likely to occur to the first comer.
• The new comer was source of congratulation to her ladyship.
• Then the comer attempted to enter, turning the handle of the door.
• The next comer was a tall gentleman whom Bess and Louise seemed to know very well.
• But the advantage of the stairs lay with the first comer, who was the uppermost, and gradually he bore Claude back and back.
• But because he did not recover, it is assumed to be news for the first comer.
• The opening of the back door made Jeannette turn her head, though with little interest in the comer.
• George cracked the whip and in a moment they had turned the comer and were gone.
• Forgetting in the haste of my departure to replace the vines upon the grave, I had left the stone to shout its secret to the first comer.
• He did not turn for a moment, thinking the comer Thomasin.
• Then from some, apparently, distant comer of the cavern came a cry in an unknown tongue.
• The poles are always hospitably left for the next comer, the Indian merely carrying with him the skin or canvas cover of his tepee.
• At last her attention was attracted by one who was evidently a late comer, and whose presence appeared to fill the apartment.
• It was no sound that aroused her hours later, but a sudden intense consciousness of expediency, as if she had come to a sharp comer that it needed all her wits to turn in safety.
• Shut off by the Kaikoura mountains from the more dangerous tribes, the east and south-east of that island lay open to the first comer.
• Some old-fashioned country hosts yet persevere in introducing each new comer to all the assembled guests.
• He has but to place his oars in the hands of the first comer and jump ashore.
• The chance comer was quite as likely to find the Secretary of State in the lobby as in his office among his books.

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