Neighbour is valid Scrabble Word

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

9 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for NEIGHBOUR in dictionary:

VERB:

to live close by, border on, also NEIGHBOR
(of a place or object) be situated next to or very near (another)
live or be located as a neighbor
be located near or adjacent to
be or live close (to a person or thing)

NOUN:

a person living next door to or very near to the speaker or person referred to
a person or place in relation to others next or near to it
person who lives or is situated near another
a person who lives (or is located) near another
a nearby object of the same kind

any person in need of one's help or kindness (after biblical use)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

chiefly British variant of neighbor

Words related to NEIGHBOUR

bor5 neighbor14 neighboured18 neighbouring19 neighbourless19 neighbours16

How to use NEIGHBOUR in a sentence

I discussed with my neighbour the fact that the Germans had more hatred for us than for the French.
Ralph Holt, his nearest neighbour, to whose judgment he submitted himself in all agricultural matters.
This pretty little Buckinghamshire village has become almost as celebrated as its neighbour Stoke Poges, on account of having been the home of John Milton.
The two children were kindly taken into the house of some benevolent neighbour, as the servants had all fled none knew whither.
McTurk was their only neighbour in the darkness on the right.
She leaned across to her neighbour and said something in her ear, at which both laughed.
Such then is the dominion of the love of self, from which the dominion of love towards the neighbour differs as much as heaven does from hell.
I will write to my Lord in a few days, and when I hope to have seen the Dean, but from what his neighbour Mr.
Crowdey feel far more at her ease with regard to entertaining him than she would have done if her neighbour, Mr.
But to the child there came a quick revulsion of feeling, that she could not have explained, as she shrank away from her gaudily-attired neighbour.

They informed us that they had taken us for a torpedo boat, and seeing the Chinese flag had no hesitation in opening fire on so dangerous a neighbour, as they deemed us.
He noticed that his neighbour on one side put on a nickel, and on the other side nothing at all.
According to his account of the family it originated, about the year 1008, in a certain Borchard, who, proving a bad neighbour to the Abbey of St.
They then walk round the table as they go, and stirring with the right hand, and every alternate person passes at the same time under the arm of his preceding neighbour.
The elector of Hanover was alarmed at the success of the king of Prussia, in apprehension that he would become too formidable a neighbour.
If this does not amount to the love of our neighbour as our religions preach it, at least it represents the careful solicitude due from a good lord to his vassals.
She was kept by a kindly neighbour until the ice conditions allowed of her being brought here.
Cromwell had formerly made a close league with the Queen of Sweden, between whose successor and his neighbour the King of Denmark, a furious contest had commenced.
The troops evidently had no mind to disturb a neighbour who had just done the state good service, and who was now merely enjoying himself.
Assur-bani-pal was not a soldier himself, and he would have preferred remaining at peace with his warlike neighbour.
Clevedon offers several points of contrast with its enterprising rival and neighbour.
It pleased her to think that if he had been a neighbour boy who had lain beside her every day of his life while she worked, he could have been no more at home.
We are, indeed, commanded to love our neighbour as ourselves, but not as well as ourselves.
My good lord is careful in all things to avoid making ill blood with a jealous neighbour.
JOHN THE APOSTLE The same vein of divine love and charity towards our neighbour, which runs throughout the Gospel written by the beloved disciple and Evangelist, St.
That seat having the advantage of isolation, your conversation does not gladden the ears of your neighbour nor theirs yours.

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