Laura is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAURA in dictionary:

NOUN [GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH.]:
• a monastery consisting formerly of a group of cells or huts for monks who met together for meals and worship.
NOUN:
• a group of huts or cells inhabited by reclusive monks in Egypt and the Middle East, also LAVRA
• group of monastic cells
• A number of hermitages or cells in the same neighborhood occupied by anchorites who were under the same superior.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a type of monastery

Words related to LAURA

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Words that contain LAURA

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How to use LAURA in a sentence

• Jordon and Teddy listened with interest and Violet and Laura now and then put in a word to plead their cause.
• But as soon as Miss Laura heard that Pen was unfortunate and unhappy, all her anger straightway vanished, giving place to the most tender compassion.
• She confessed to having written the letter to Laura, but when I mentioned the name of Sir Percival Glyde, she shrieked aloud with terror.
• Martha, would you like to go upstairs with your things? And you, Laura? MARTHA.
• On the day, Laura, when we shared things between us.
• His family had thrown over the whole subject a pall of silence which even Laura Fairford shrank from raising.
• But that was a task that Laura could not perform for him, a task to be accomplished only by the hard continuous tension of his will.
• Women like Laura never forget the fitting background.
• Come, lovely Laura! strike the lyre, And I will sing a song to thee That will thy maiden heart inspire With love, and love alone for me.
• Laura Nelson had the grace to color slightly, however, as she made it.
• Laura received them joyfully, but Josiah was not expected home until evening.
• Laura Murray shook a triumphant handkerchief at them, and St.
• How can I tell him I gave his Christmas present away? LAURA.
• She carries her lunch in a paper bundle together with a copy of Laura M.
• Miss Laura had all the fine glow of courage, but was secretly relieved at being excused from a trip so unconventional.
• LETTER 8th LAURA to MARIANNE, in continuation Lady Dorothea had not left us long before another visitor as unexpected a one as her Ladyship, was announced.
• Laura Bentley decided, at the last moment, against attending.
• Dick felt sure, however, as he offered his arm, and conducted her out on the floor, that Laura was quite the prettiest, sweetest-looking girl there.
• Johnston married first, Delia Torrence, second, Laura E.
• To Laura, the mystery of reminiscence, from Schiller, 442.
• Melcombe went home, and Laura saw the window again that Joseph had so skilfully glazed.
• Laura had no career before her, and no worthy occupation.
• As long as there had been plenty to do and see, Laura had enjoyed her life on the Continent, and had fed herself with hope.
• She had felt that Brandon must have had something to say to Laura when she herself coming up had interrupted him.
• Was she going to Euston Station? Another of those meetings perhaps in a waiting-room, that Laura had already described! Unutterable disgust as well as blind fury filled him.
• Stanbury, Laura, George Gaston, all that truly loved and believed in me, were gone for an indefinite time to Europe.
• Arthur is a purer Tom Jones and Laura a superior Sophia Western.
• But that is selfish! The Laura of Petrarch cannot be lived again.
• Breitmann, suppose we take a look at the work? Laura, you show Mr.
• Laura de Force Gordon and a dozen other ladies met me at Sacramento, and she and I went on to San Francisco where I found thirty letters awaiting me at the Grand Hotel.

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