Favouring is valid Scrabble Word

Is favouring a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
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Is favouring valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for FAVOURING in dictionary:

VERB:

FAVOUR, to regard with goodwill, also FAVOR
feel or show approval or preference for
give unfairly preferential treatment to
work to the advantage of
(often used in polite requests) give someone (something desired)
resemble (a parent or other relative) in facial features
treat (an injured limb) gently, not putting one's full weight on it

NOUN:

approval, support, or liking for someone or something
overgenerous preferential treatment
a thing such as a badge or knot of ribbons that is given or worn as a mark of liking or support.

an act of kindness beyond what is due or usual
used with reference to a woman allowing a man to have sexual intercourse with her
a small inexpensive gift given to guests at a party.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to favor

Words related to FAVOURING

favour12 favoured15 favours13

Words that contain FAVOURING

favouringly21 disfavouring20 overfavouring23

How to use FAVOURING in a sentence

Interested in this discovery, and anxious to locate himself exactly, he took his stand under a favouring gas-lamp, and took out his map.
Nature is very kind in favouring the growth of those productions which are most likely to answer our local wants.
Marvell under her wing and favouring the attentions of other suitors.
Women of any race, as you shall see, looked on me with a favouring eye.
Just now heaps of dead weeds and refuse were burning on many of the plots, the dry weather favouring their combustion.
On the third morning, to my great relief, for I was terrified lest we should be delayed, the Seven Stars sailed with a favouring wind.
He moved a series of Resolutions favouring Irish Disestablishment, and the first was carried by a majority of sixty-five against the Government.
Complaints were made to Archbishop Warham that he was favouring the Lollards, which was absolutely untrue.
Her pleasant tone, sensible talk, and the light favouring her complexion, helped him in his effort.
Pious Aeneas was the pattern of a good emigrant in the early times, but with all his piety he did some things that ought to have made his favouring deities blush, if possible.

And many opinions were expressed favouring either course.
Sir Joseph Banks, and other gentlemen, favouring his project, subscribed a sum of money, not much exceeding fifty pounds, to enable him to put it into execution.
But it is not difficult to see how under favouring conditions one must merge into the other.
But now I see that the meaning of this portent must have been that, after the approaching shipwreck of my fortunes, my bark would be sped along with a more favouring breeze.
The skipper seized his opportunity, set sail, and put out to sea, the wind favouring him.
During that time we had fair weather and favouring winds.
Ive, the clerk of the Crown Office, favouring the other.
Fortune favouring we both reached the sea with our heads upon our shoulders.
They said that the General had betrayed them, and that the trouble they had to conquer us was all owing to his favouring his friends in the Castle.
He stood for the City of London, and was the last on the poll of seven candidates, none but the mob, and most of them without votes, favouring him.
On the following morning, the wind favouring them, they made another attempt at getting out of the river.
Adaptation to conditions is the result of the favouring of the multiplication of those molecules whose organizing tendencies are most in harmony with such conditions.
There is sometimes in the social order a favouring shadow thrown over iniquitous trades, in which they thrive.
Like art, again, the Life of Reason is not a power but a result, the spontaneous expression of liberal genius in a favouring environment.
The favouring atmosphere of His childhood is suggested by these words.
It was this sentiment of just pride which the British Government well understood how to wound in its most sensitive part by favouring the natives as against the Africanders.
The strong tide beneath them, and the light, favouring wind, bore them past at a rate that the spectators had scarcely expected.
All before was a summer sea, and the ship of his fortune had bent her sails alone to favouring breezes.

Similar words containing FAVOUR without suffix ing

favour12 favours13 favoured15 favourer14 disfavour16 favourers15 favourite15 disfavours17 favourable18 favourably21 favourites16 favourless16 overfavour19 unfavoured17 disfavoured19 disfavourer18 favouringly21 favouritism19 overfavours20 unfavourite17 disfavourers19 disfavouring20 favouredness19 favouritisms20 overfavoured22 unfavourable20 unfavourably23 overfavouring23 favourableness22 favourednesses21

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