Corse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a corpse
• A living body or its bulk.
• A corpse; the dead body of a human being.
• an island in the Mediterranean; with adjacent islets it constitutes a region of France
• a region of France on the island of Corsica; birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte
• corpse
• a corpse; a dead body, especially of a human being rather than an animal.

Words related to CORSE

corpse10 corses8

Words that contain CORSE

corses8 corset8 corsey11 scorse8 corsets9 corseys12 scorsed10 scorser9 scorses9 corselet10 corseted11 corsetry13 scorsers10 corselets11 corsetier11 corseting12 corselette12 corsetiere12 corsetiers12 corsetries12 uncorseted13 corselettes13 corsetieres13

How to use CORSE in a sentence

• Every one prepare To follow this fair corse unto her grave.
• Give us the corse of Rudeger from out the hall, in whom our joy hath turned to grief, and let us repay to him the great fealty he hath shown to us and to many another man.
• I love to sit, when the waters sleep, And ponder the depths of the glassy deep, Till I dream that I float on a corse at sea, And sing of the feast that is made for me.
• He expressed this conviction in conversation on the subject with Barney Corse, a benevolent member of the Society of Friends, who was kindly disposed toward the colored people.
• Gibbons, and Barney Corse, were very earnest to recover the money, for the best of reasons.
• Friend Hopper proposed that Barney Corse should go in pursuit of it, accompanied by the colored man who sent it there.
• The case was however postponed from week to week, and offers were made meanwhile to compromise the matter, if Barney Corse would pay the balance of the lost money.
• But Barney Corse was far from wishing to avoid a trial.
• In the fourth place, the police officers, who advised the arrest of Barney Corse, made themselves very conspicuous in the persecution.
• Barney Corse had never taken measures to prevent the arrest of Thomas Hughes.
• A thousand times I longed that my corse had lain in death, instead of his.
• And ever he did look upon the corse With idiot visage, like the hag Remorse That gloateth over on a nameless deed Of darkness and of dole unhistoried.
• Fiorenzo, with orders for the Berwick to join him off Cape Corse.
• When the term of General Corse, the Democratic Postmaster at Boston, expired, Mr.
• Fifty-four, though not the same fifty-four, recommended the continuance of General Corse in the service.
• President Harrison sent for me in a few days, and said he had made up his mind not to appoint Corse, but would appoint any Republican I would nominate.
• Bastia to Rogliano and Morsaglia, skirting the east coast of the long peninsula called Cap Corse.
• The highway on the western side of Cap Corse is cut along the flanks of the mountains, generally at a considerable height above the sea 11 Bastia to Calvi by St.
• The wealthiest, most industrious and most enterprising of the people are those who inhabit that long narrow tongue of land called Cap Corse.
• The best Cap Corse wine, mostly white, is produced around Luri and Rogliano.
• In July 1790 he landed at Macinaggio, on the east side of Cap Corse.
• The wave received his lifeless corse, Blackened with smoke and fire.
• The tears he shed over my supposed corse could not be dangerous and deceitful drops.
• Asgod and Ailrik, two of his monks, On the mission drear he sped To search for the corse on the battle-plain Among the bloody dead.
• The monks had been and gotten boughs, And of these boughs they made A simple bier, whereon the corse Of the fallen king was laid.
• Thou seest this corse? Him assisting, thou wilt assist one joined to thee in affinity.
• Thyself then wilt thou at the same time bury near the corse.
• Now however, why do I thus contend against thy words, when the corse, the surest witness, is here? Depart an exile from this land as soon as possible.
• For the corse is certainly not gone from the house.
• But be present, for I will have the corse borne forth, and while ye stay, chant a hymn to the God below that accepteth not libations.
• For none other corse more dear shall I inter, nor one more kind toward me.
• But art not thou bearing forth this corse instead of thyself? ADM.
• To take him to his mother in my arms! And lay him down a corse before her! Ges.
• They hold the corse at the church style, And thare it must remain awhile, Till they get sufficient surety For the church right and duty.
• The corse was placed in a sepulchre of brightest stone.

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