Famous is valid Scrabble Word

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6 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for FAMOUS in dictionary:

VERB:

(archaic) to make famous
make famous

ADJECTIVE:

renowned
known about by many people
excellent
very well-known
Celebrated in fame or public report; renowned; mach talked of; distinguished in story; -- used in either a good or a bad sense, chiefly the former; often followed by for; as, famous for erudition, for eloquence, for military skill; a famous pirate.
widely known and esteemed

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

well-known

Words related to FAMOUS

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Words that contain FAMOUS

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How to use FAMOUS in a sentence

Farinelli, the famous singer, was sent for to Madrid to try the effect of his magical voice on the king of Spain.
Here was the famous Continental Divide, and the State of Arizona lay just beyond.
As it is a national beverage, certain localities are as much valued for choice varieties as are the famous vintage-hills and slopes of Southern France.
These provisions are taken from the famous statute of Edward III which first defined treason in England.
There being no legal provision for the settlement of such disputes, the famous electoral commission was created to determine which certificates should be counted.
But four of her letters to him exist, and from these I will select some specimens reflecting light upon the nature of the famous intimacy.
In the strange story of that famous battle, only one fact stands out clear beyond all dispute, and that is so incredible as to stagger belief.
Upham went to Holland, where he visited the famous instruments at Haarlem, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam, and the organ-factory at Utrecht, the largest and best in Holland.
The keenness of the New-Englander in bargains and business became famous.
Shall we send her, then, to the famous New York school of Mrs.

When I was a small boy a party of us went down to Walden woods, afterward so famous as the residence of Henry Thoreau.
He seemed to be on terms of intimacy with the famous Englishmen who were the leaders of both political parties, and with many eminent men of letters.
Ypres was famous for its cloth in the 13th century, when it had 4,000 looms in use.
The famous champion was not done with his troubles with Alfonso.
Revel was formerly an unimportant place, and the inhabitants wished to make it famous by building a church.
His Majesty then turned his thoughts to France, where he went and fought the famous Battle of Agincourt.
To this famous Citie of Cayro I came the fift day of August, where I found M.
Every one knows the famous Stuart portrait of Washington.
Cranstoun had informed her that a famous woman, one Mrs.
When young Vinter became famous for a bit, and people wanted to know him, old Vinter made a glorious rule.
He, too, had served in the army, and was a famous hunter and trapper.
Roberto Bellarmino, born in 1542, entered the Jesuit order in 1560, becoming one of its most famous theological writers.

Similar words containing FAMOU without suffix s

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