Neighbours is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEIGHBOURS in dictionary:

VERB:
• NEIGHBOUR, to live close by, border on, also NEIGHBOR
• (of a place or object) be situated next to or very near (another)
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
• any person in need of one's help or kindness (after biblical use)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• chiefly British variant of neighbor

Words related to NEIGHBOURS

neighbour15

How to use NEIGHBOURS in a sentence

• If they did they would not condemn their neighbours.
• The feeling of every nation about itself and its neighbours is determined by the history of the past and by the way in which that history is regarded.
• The Georgian Christians, who are near the Caspian Sea, maintain themselves by selling their neighbours, relations, and children, for slaves to the Turks and Persians.
• The neighbours would come in to cheer her up, but she does not seem able to bear their loud voices.
• But as an independent monarch may also be a pious Patesi, it does not always follow when a ruler is referred to by that title he is necessarily less powerful than his neighbours.
• They soon had difficulties with their Spanish neighbours, and the English colonists at New York, Barbadoes, and Jamaica were warned to render them no assistance.
• I went in, thinking Pike was ill, and that he, wild and disreputable though he had the character of being, might want physic as well as his neighbours.
• For once she looked ashamed of herself, and the neighbours, feeling guilty themselves, slipped away.
• To these laws the colonel called the attention of some of his neighbours with whom he was on terms of intimacy.
• The existence of such a room in the quiet house in the Corraterie was little suspected by the neighbours, and if known would have struck them with amazement.
• After a time a fever breaks out in his household, and, perhaps, communicates itself to his neighbours, the result being several deaths and much sickness and suffering.
• Alexander then walked out of doors till six, when she persuaded some neighbours to let her in.
• They made fires and smoke all along the coast, which, it was conjectured, they did to give notice to their neighbours of strangers being upon the coast.
• At length we were ready to quit this spot and gladly continued our journey in hopes of leaving our troublesome neighbours also.
• But again these neighbours call him from his furrow, and compel him to come to work for them without wages.
• Dudley had always been a favourite with the old neighbours, and they gave a warm welcome to her and her gallant husband.
• Tumanama complained, weeping, that his neighbours had invented these falsehoods to destroy him, for they were jealous of him because he was more powerful than they.
• Edward Ramsay left Somersetshire amidst the general regrets of his parishioners and neighbours, and entered on his Edinburgh career 1st January 1824.
• At a sacrifice of some thousands per annum, they worked their hands an hour less than any of their neighbours, which left the hours, as Mr.
• Then during the winter it is examined by the mother and girls to see that no dust be mixed with it, and sometimes neighbours come in and help.
• Neighbours who are not lucky enough to have such an oven bring in their food, and we let them put it in our ovens.
• So he invited not only his relations, friends, and neighbours, but also all the fairies, that they might be kind and good to his little daughter.
• His neighbours, soon aware that Simon had falsely taxed his son, cleared up the question, as folks in such cases are fain to do, with suppositions and surmises.
• At the end of four years, the neighbours remarked that for two days no smoke had issued from the chimney of this cottage, nor had anyone seen the front door opened.

Similar words containing NEIGHBOUR without suffix s

neighbour15 neighboured18 neighbourly20 neighbouring19 neighbourhood23 neighbourless19 unneighboured20 unneighbourly22 neighbourlier19 neighbourhoods24 neighbourliest20 neighbourliness21

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