Honour is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HONOUR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to treat with respect, also HONOR
• regard with great respect
• pay public respect to
• fulfil (an obligation) or keep (an agreement)
• accept (a bill) or pay (a cheque) when due
• bestow honor or rewards upon
• show respect towards
• accept as pay
• give praise and attention to
NOUN:
• high respect; great esteem
• a person or thing that brings esteem
• a title of respect or form of address given to a circuit judge, a US mayor, and (in Irish or rustic speech) any person of rank.
• the quality of knowing and doing what is morally right
• something regarded as a rare opportunity and bringing pride and pleasure; a privilege
• a thing conferred as a distinction, especially an official award for bravery or achievement
• a special distinction for proficiency in an examination
• a course of degree studies more specialized than for an ordinary pass
• the right of driving off first, having won the previous hole
• an ace, king, queen, jack, or ten.
• (in whist) an ace, king, queen, or jack of trumps.
• sense of honesty and fairness
• the state of being honored
• a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction
• the quality of being honorable and having a good name
• a woman\'s virtue or chastity
• a woman's chastity or her reputation for being chaste
• possession in one's hand of at least four of the ace, king, queen, jack, and ten of trumps, or of all four aces in no trumps, for which a bonus is scored.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to honor

Words related to HONOUR

honor8 honorer10 honorers11 honorless12 honoured12 honourer11 honourers12 honouring13 honourless13 honours10

How to use HONOUR in a sentence

• And I do tell ye, love is a very blessed thing, greater than power, or honour, or riches, or aught in the world but love.
• But treachery was a point of honour with them and cold-blooded cruelty a habit.
• With half-a-dozen drinks under his belt he undoubtedly would have made an attempt to clear his honour.
• When a man has the honour to be a priest, he must be active.
• A notice is always posted in the Hut showing the various charges, but when no one is there to collect the money, it is left to the honour of the guests to pay it.
• Having accomplished their work, the Good Knight and his company made their way back to Verona, where they were received with great honour.
• Any one has been thought good enough to be a teacher, and as a result little honour has been paid to him.
• I conceive to take hereditary honours without a fortune to support the dignity, is to lower that honour it would be my pride to support in proper splendour.
• Now, and largely by his own efforts, the idea had become an inseparable part of human thought, and Huxley himself was the guest to whom the whole University was doing honour.
• Fortunately for the scientific honour of our country, mathematical analysis is also a powerful instrument.
• So he furnished in Lucca the Tower of Honour, which was in his charge, in case he might have to defend it.
• Rather I honour you for it, as never before have I honoured woman.
• This governor being summoned to surrender, answered that, having the honour to be intrusted with the defence of the capital, he would maintain it to the last extremity.
• These, beside their original name, were still farther denominated from some title of the Deity, to whose honour they were erected.
• I understand her scruples, and they do her great honour.
• If you fail me to-night, on the honour of a gentleman, M.
• We are doing honour to the wedding of our beautiful Princess, who is about to marry a certain lord named Barbabou, to whom her father has plighted her.
• Her correspondence with her lover was soon discovered, and, when urged upon that topic, she had too much truth and honour to deny it.
• If you perform these things truly and sincerely, your life, which sets in gloomy clouds, shame and darkness, may, by the mercies of God, rise in glory, honour and brightness.
• It was proof, to her, that Mr Millwain relied on him particularly to maintain the honour of the band in the Festival.
• This she dedicated in honour of the Holy Cross which it will be remembered her predecessor S.
• Then it was that invisible machine-guns opened, and a very gallant officer and Scotsman fell dead upon the field of honour.
• This honour he should not have had, but for a circumstance, which he could not but deeply regret, the severe indisposition of his friend Mr.
• We do not find there our sins and holiness, our love, charity, and honour.
• Johnson had done me the honour to propose me, and Beauclerk was very zealous for me.
• As they gaily said, the Cafe Baudequin was not aware of the honour they had done it on the day when they selected it to be the cradle of a revolution.

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