Cupid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CUPID in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a statue of the Roman god of love
• the god of love. He is represented as a naked winged boy with a bow and arrows, with which he wounds his victims.
• a representation of a naked winged child, typically carrying a bow
• figure representing the Roman god of love
• (Roman mythology) god of love; counterpart of Greek Eros
• a symbol for love in the form of a cherubic naked boy with wings and a bow and arrow
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a naked, winged representation of the Roman god of love

Words related to CUPID

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Words that contain CUPID

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How to use CUPID in a sentence

• But Delia was not destined always to laugh at the darts of Cupid.
• Before passing to the events of his sojourn at Rome, I will wind up the story of the Cupid.
• It has also been suggested that the so-called Cupid at South Kensington is the work in question.
• VI It is natural to turn from the Cupid to another work belonging to the English nation, which has recently been ascribed to Michelangelo.
• At the foot of the terminal statue, Cupid lies asleep upon his wings, with idle bow and quiver.
• Cupid had fled! Markham drove the beast before him and strode after, his eyes on the small figure which had almost reached the turn in the road.
• Having suffered almost to the death, Cupid at length married her, and she became immortal.
• I give a reproduction opposite page 102, but the Cupid unfortunately is not distinct enough.
• XII CUPID AS LINK BOY A familiar figure in classic mythology was that of the little god of love, Cupid.
• These missiles were made at the forge of Vulcan, where Venus first imbued them with honey, after which Cupid, the mischievous fellow, tinged them with gall.
• The Hindus have a fine parable of Kamadeva, the eastern Cupid.
• The poets describe Cupid as a beautiful winged boy carrying a bow and a quiver of arrows, and sometimes a torch.
• Cupid seems to have the more energetic temperament of the two, while his comrade is a bit of a dreamer.
• Cupid was the young god of love, sometimes called the god of the bow, and there are many stories about how wonderful his arrows were.
• Suppose you were to go and get a bottle of champagne and see if Master Cupid and Miss Venus would like a drink.
• I have known an adoring young wife to irritate Cupid so he went out and sat on the door-step, contemplating flight, by continual neglect of small duties.
• Cupid is their prime minister, and we all know that prime ministers are the power behind the throne of rulers.
• THE CAT AND CUPID I The secret history of the Ebag marriage is now printed for the first time.
• Many looks that to other men might have been the arrows of Cupid were directed toward him, but they glanced harmlessly from his polished armor.
• He was somewhat better than an apprentice to Dan Cupid.
• Enter Fair, holding the white flag on the staff, followed by Cupid.
• At the left of the picture, Cupid aims an arrow at the royal lover.
• But where a shrine is built for Cupid and the tapers are kept burning, the devotee is seldom disappointed.
• IMPE OF HIGHEST JOVE, Cupid, the god of love, and son of Jupiter and Venus.

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