Mirror is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MIRROR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to reflect an image of
• (of a surface) show a reflection of
• correspond to
• keep a copy of the contents of (a network site) at another site, typically in order to improve accessibility
• store copies of data in (two or more hard disks) for protection
• To reflect, as in a mirror.
• reflect as if in a mirror
• reflect or resemble
• reflect in or as if in a mirror
NOUN:
• a surface which reflects an image in front of it
• a surface, typically of glass coated with a metal amalgam, which reflects a clear image
• a thing regarded as accurately representing something else
• a site on a network which stores the contents copied from another site
• coated glass surface for reflecting images
• A looking-glass or a speculum; any glass or polished substance that forms images by the reflection of rays of light.
• That which gives a true representation, or in which a true image may be seen; hence, a pattern; an exemplar.
• See Speculum.
• polished surface that forms images by reflecting light
• a faithful depiction or reflection

Words related to MIRROR

mirrored11 mirroring12 mirrors9

Words that contain MIRROR

mirrors9 mirrored11 mirroring12 mirrorings13 mirrorlike16 mirrorwise15

How to use MIRROR in a sentence

• Over the mirror was a cluster of blush-roses she had made.
• Under it was the tall hall chair that I had climbed over as a child, and had stood on many times, to see myself in the mirror above.
• All these occupy 460 pages, which, like every sheet of the MIRROR, are as full as an egg.
• With a hand which trembled she made some sort of attempt at toilet, staring into the mirror at a face scarcely recognized as her own.
• Chapter XI Go Look In Your Mirror, You Fool As the Taine automobile left Aaron King and his friend, that afternoon, Mrs.
• By Him Who is the All-Knowing, the All-Informed! The mirror of His knowledge reflecteth, with complete distinctness, precision and fidelity, the doings of all men.
• Now, he set to work and polished it until its surface shone clear as a mirror.
• He turned from the mirror, went up-stairs, and danced three or four times.
• Close under the mirror stood the Shadow which attended her walks, but, self-occupied, him she did not see.
• Then Ethel and Anne and Molly Winchell arrived, and once more Murray stood up, tall and self-conscious as he stole side glances at himself in the mirror.
• Hildegarde looked up after reading this letter, and, curiously enough, her eyes fell directly on a little mirror which hung on the wall opposite.
• At the touch of a spring a small panel on the inside slid to one side, disclosing a mirror.
• It is like a mirror which, although clear, polished, and brilliant, is still in need of light.
• But there is a profound spiritual significance in the sense that Their dust was the physical mirror of the greatness of God.
• I will pray that you, who have felt the power of her spirit at so advanced an age may be enabled to mirror forth its splendour and reveal its beauty to the world.
• The Christ reality was like unto a pure mirror and the Sun of Reality shone upon it from the Holy Horizon.
• Once a woman loses a sense of the great value of absolute truthfulness, she has blurred the clear mirror of her soul.
• Then she went over, after her fashion, and stared at herself in her mirror.
• Kettle, in his spruce-white drill clothes, stood out against the squalor and the disorder, as a mirror might upon a coal-heap.
• Let each flash travel nine miles to a mirror and return.

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