Curs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CURS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CUR, a worthless mongrel dog, also KURRE
• an aggressive or unkempt dog, especially a mongrel.
• a contemptible man.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a mongrel dog

Words related to CURS

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Words that contain CURS

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How to use CURS in a sentence

• The Chippewans and half-breeds from the south began to arrive first, with their teams of mongrel curs, picked up along the borders of civilization.
• Mongrel curs are the only animals domesticated by these wild people.
• You must not, cavaliere, judge either of my mission or of my creed by the yelping of the miserable curs that dog the heels of all great enterprises.
• He had been bitten, on the sly, by half the ill-natured curs in the settlement, and had only shown his teeth in return.
• So meek, indeed, did the poor dog look that six mangy-looking curs felt their dastardly hearts emboldened to make a rush at him with boisterous yells.
• Crusoe had long since learned to treat the eccentricities of Indians and their curs with dignified contempt.
• In hunting the bear, take all the curs in the village along with you.
• He is returning at the head of numerous and valiant warriors, against whom thine own, I trove, will be worth no more than wretched curs.
• The rich curs of the West End will join hands with the labour curs of the Clyde.
• It was talk, I suppose, when we picked off six of the soldiers, and drove the rest, like frightened curs, from the treasure.
• He enjoyed the chase of the yelping curs immensely, but if one of them had turned he would have bolted the other way.
• The vicious cannot endure the sight of the virtuous, in the same manner as the curs of the market howl at a hunting-dog, but dare not approach him.
• There were barking curs with them, which made us suppose we were probably not far from stations.
• Hay Stockard alone regained the surface, flinging the tribesmen aside like yelping curs.
• But he had heard sometime, somewhere, that it was well to put on a bold front with barking curs.
• In daylight these foraging beasts were curs who labored under the shadow of the club, at night they were feared even by their masters.
• Hark! the eager yelp of curs and the leading hoot of a hound.
• Two other curs had leaped aside with quick instinct the moment they saw me, and vanished into the thickets, as if conscious of their evil doing and anxious to avoid detection.
• The dog which spends its life in snarling contention with its fellow curs for insufficient food, will not be a noble specimen of its race.
• Suddenly the stately form of Pontiac appeared among the rabble, and at the sound of his imperious voice they slunk aside like whipped curs.
• There were dogs in plenty, ugly and lean-looking curs lying on the straw under the waggons or loafing around the shops in search of plunder, but none at all like Pat.
• A few bold curs slipped, in spite of him, into the sanctum.
• It is more desirable to keep a few dogs and fierce ones than a pack of curs.
• Fear not that his curs will now disobey you, and trust in our faithful men of Bute, who will give their lives ere any further wrong be done.
• Thus perished one of the greatest scoundrels, and one of the vilest curs, which ever existed.
• Reffold said, we shall be glad to behave less like curs, and more like heroes? These questions come in, but they can be put aside.
• The yelping curs that bay the rising moon Are not more clamorous, and the fitful winds Not more inconstant.
• As full of freaks as curs are full of fleas, Like gnats they swarm, like flies they buzz and breed.

Similar words containing CUR without suffix s

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