Fonder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FONDER in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• FOND, having an affection for
• having an affection or liking for
• affectionate; loving
• (of a hope or belief) foolishly optimistic; naive.

Words related to FONDER

fond8 fondest11

How to use FONDER in a sentence

• After the shutters are all opened, she sweeps the breakfast-room, sweeping the dust towards the fire-place, of course previously removing the fonder.
• I think Doctor North was fonder of Charles Baxter than of anyone else, save his sister.
• They were not so genial and frank in their social gatherings, although fonder of excitement.
• The Western Indians are fonder of horseback riding than the Eastern tribes, and have learned to wield their weapons while mounted.
• I am getting fonder and fonder of a good dinner and a second bottle of claret-about their meaning there is no mistake.
• There probably are no fish that swim the sea that are fonder of Folks than we Dolphins.
• Now the truth is, I have grown to be rather fonder of you, the Reader, than I have ever been willing to confess.
• I was soon to learn that he was fonder of her than of all the other things together.
• Day after day something seemed to have occurred to fix her brooding thoughts with fonder earnestness on his image.
• But she was still fonder of her own ease than of finery, and it was really a great deal of trouble to get out of her deep, broad low chair.
• He repeated his appeal in warmer, fonder tones than before, and with a kind of implied certainty that the answer must be a favourable one.
• Hardinge was fonder of the professor than he knew, and was drawn to him by curious intricate webs.
• Mother was all in his favour from the first and was even fonder of him than I was.
• But Byzantine officials were no fonder of swimming than others.
• But the admission makes me no fonder of the species.
• In this manner, Bellerophon and the wondrous steed spent several days, and grew better acquainted and fonder of each other all the time.
• This King Midas was fonder of gold than of anything else in the world.
• Perhaps with the lapse of time they will lose the ancient vices, and become fonder of the truth.
• Even Uncle George, fond as he was of me, was fonder of my beautiful child-sister.
• We went back and forth continually, rode and walked out, sang and read together, and Lucy grew fonder and fonder of me.
• Perhaps I should be fonder of the opera if they had not found the secret of making of it a monster which shocks me.
• The fonder I grew of the Arkwrights, the better I seemed to love and understand Uncle Buller.
• My father saw that the more he listened and sympathised and encouraged, the fonder George became of him, and this was all he cared about.
• Shall I see him to-morrow? And shall I have reason to be fonder of him than ever? We met again to-day as usual.
• They are decidedly fonder of books than they were, and use the library more, but their taste is for the better kind of domestic fiction more than for anything else.
• There is nothing the writers of this kind of poetry are fonder of, than descriptions of pastoral presents.
• Tilney was no fonder of the play than the pump-room.
• The girl was not at that point where absence makes the heart grow fonder.
• But the employers were no fonder of high wages than they are to-day.
• No one is fonder than she is of the prerogatives of rank, and like all clever and pretty women, she is ever eager to be the centre of attraction, and the object of much homage.
• She was never out of his mind, waking or sleeping, for he dreamed of her every night, and his love grew fonder, if that were possible, as the weary days went on.
• Prohack was suddenly much fonder of the boy and more inclined to see in him the possibility of genius.
• Dan fancied, however, that absence had made his heart fonder.
• She was even fonder of making me her companion than Noemi, of whom she was rather jealous.
• The great lords were fonder of war and pillage than of poetry and courtly state.
• He writes to his Father The marriage was celebrated with all magnificence, and the young couple grew fonder from day to day.

Similar words containing FOND without suffix er

fond8 fonda9 fonds9 fondu9 fondas10 fonded11 fondle10 fondly13 fondue10 fondus10 unfond10 fondant11 fondest11 fonding12 fondled12 fondler11 fondles11 fondued12 fondues11 plafond13 fondants12 fondlers12 fondling13 fondness12 fonduing13 overfond15 plafonds14 unfondly15 fondlings14 fondueing14 latifondi13 latifondo13 fondlingly18 fondnesses14 overfondly20 overfondness19 overfondnesses21

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