Cumber is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CUMBER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to burden
• hamper or hinder
• obstruct (a path or space)
• obstruct or hinder
• To rest upon as a troublesome or useless weight or load; to be burdensome or oppressive to; to hinder or embarrass in attaining an object, to obstruct or occupy uselessly; to embarrass; to trouble.
• Trouble; embarrassment; distress.
• hold back
NOUN:
• a hindrance, obstruction, or burden
• hindrance or burden
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to hinder

Words related to CUMBER

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How to use CUMBER in a sentence

• For so mighty was he, that he did leap this way and that way after me, as though the great rock did cumber him no more than it had been but a light matter.
• The world is now going forward, prouder than ever, and though we thank Rome for the legacy she has left us, we would not wish the dust of her ruin to cumber our path.
• A nice job indeed it was, that transformed old drunken Tom Topertoe into Lord Cumber, and made his son, the present Lord, too proud to live on his own estate.
• Time, which passes with a slow but certain pace, had already crept twice around his yearly circle since the fair already described in the town of Castle Cumber.
• Pass we now to another worthy character, who had locality upon the aforesaid property of Castle Cumber.
• He was confined to his bed, and for the first time during many years, was unable to attend the Castle Cumber quarter sessions.
• I have received the letter which Lord Cumber transmitted to me, under your frank, in which I am appointed his head agent.
• I have proposed that he shall be colonel, and that the corps be named the Castle Cumber Yeomanry.
• I have here a letter from Lord Cumber, in which, at my private suggestion, he declines to renew their leases.
• Our narrative now passes to the house of Poll Doolin, which was situated in a row of cottages towards the north side of Castle Cumber.
• There is an old woman in Castle Cumber, whose name I scarcely remember.
• As to Lord Cumber being a loser by the transaction, such a loss must have been, we are bound to hope, shaped out for him as a punishment inflicted for gracious purposes.
• Phineas Lucre, the respected and highly connected rector of Castle Cumber, and his nephew, the Rev.
• This was the death of the under gaoler of Castle Cumber.
• Lucre, during his angel visits to Castle Cumber, took much more delight in administering the law than the gospel, unless, when ready made, in the shape of Bibles.
• Lord Cumber, in consequence of some very accurate information that reached him, has determined to put them out of their holdings, now that their leases have expired.
• The scene we allude to is the Grand Jury Room of Castle Cumber.
• Lord Cumber, sir, like other Irish Lords, has nothing to detain him in his native country but his own virtue.
• Lord Cumber expected an Earldom for his virtues, with a seat in the house of Lords, and should these honors reach him in time, then his brother, the Hon.
• With respect to him, I have only to say, that he and I have agreed to arrange that matter between us, as soon as I reach Castle Cumber.
• We must only now endeavor to impress Lord Cumber with a strong sense of what is due to public opinion, which would be outraged by having such a Law Agent on his estate.
• Lord Cumber, I must confess, has not been well advised, to force me to these proceedings.
• Castle Cumber, where the said carriage only had arrived that morning from, the metropolis.
• The living of Castle Cumber, left vacant by the promotion of Mr.
• Within the shop, books line the walls and cumber the floor.
• When a man is free much may go unquestioned, which, should he be rash enough to cumber himself with domestic ties, society will instantly challenge.
• I am never willing to cumber the stage with many speakers, when I can reasonably avoid it, as here I might.
• Let us now note some popular misconceptions which cumber our minds and often interfere with the work of the reformer.
• Care has been taken not to cumber the work with useless and indifferent recipes.
• Much of it has already borne good fruit, and any that does manifest harm is not likely to cumber the earth long.
• Burning the felled trees that cumber the ground is the next undertaking.

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