Pandora is valid Scrabble Word

Is pandora a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is pandora valid Words with Friends?
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7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for PANDORA in dictionary:

NOUN:

ancient musical instrument, also BANDORA, BANDORE, PANDORE, PANDURA
handsome red sea bream
A beautiful woman (all-gifted), whom Jupiter caused Vulcan to make out of clay in order to punish the human race, because Prometheus had stolen the fire from heaven. Jupiter gave Pandora a box containing all human ills, which, when the box was opened, escaped and spread over the earth. Hope alone remained in the box. Another version makes the box contain all the blessings of the gods, which were lost to men when Pandora opened it.
A genus of marine bivalves, in which one valve is flat, the other convex.
(Greek mythology) the first woman; created by Hephaestus on orders from Zeus who presented her to Epimetheus along with a box filled with evils
the first mortal woman. In one story she was created by Zeus and sent to earth with a jar or box of evils in revenge for Prometheus' having brought the gift of fire back to the world. She let out all the evils from the container to infect the earth; hope alone remained to assuage the lot of humankind.

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How to use PANDORA in a sentence

Evidently some of them have been playing the part of Pandora.
The first was Epimetheus, who had probably suffered least of all from the general upset, having in truth little to lose since his ill-starred union with Pandora.
My feelings were much like those of Pandora about a certain other box.
To seek health as you are now seeking it, regarding every new physician as if he were Pandora, and carried hope at the bottom of his medicine-chest, is really rather unpromising.
Then they called her Pandora, which means the all-gifted, because she had received gifts from them all.
Pandora was so beautiful and so wondrously gifted that no one could help loving her.
If Pandora had not shut down the lid so quickly, things would have gone much worse.
The name of this creature was Foreboding, and although he was almost half out of the casket, Pandora pushed him back and shut the lid so tight that he could never escape.
The first thing that Pandora saw, when she entered the cottage where Epimetheus dwelt, was a great box.
After Epimetheus was gone, Pandora stood gazing at the box.

It was made of a beautiful kind of wood, with dark and rich veins spreading over its surface, which was so highly polished that little Pandora could see her face in it.
Pandora had looked at this face a great many times, and imagined that the mouth could smile if it liked, or be grave when it chose, the same as any living mouth.
And yet, by the very difficulty that there was in it, Pandora was the more tempted to examine the knot, and just see how it was made.
But, certain it is, if it had not been for the box, our active-minded little Pandora would not have known half so well how to spend her time as she now did.
Do you think that you should be less curious than Pandora? If you were left alone with the box, might you not feel a little tempted to lift the lid? But you would not do it.
Ah, naughty Pandora! First, however, she tried to lift it.
He entered softly, for he meant, if possible, to steal behind Pandora, and fling the wreath of flowers over her head, before she should be aware of his approach.
If he had cried out, Pandora would probably have withdrawn her hand, and the fatal mystery of the box might never have been known.
Thus, after all his sage speeches to Pandora about restraining her curiosity, Epimetheus turned out to be quite as foolish, and nearly as much in fault as she.
So, whenever we blame Pandora for what happened, we must not forget to shake our heads at Epimetheus likewise.
But Pandora, heeding nothing of all this, lifted the lid nearly upright, and looked inside.
Nor was it a great while before Pandora herself began to scream, in no less pain and affright than her playfellow, and making a vast deal more hubbub about it.
Meanwhile, the naughty Pandora, and hardly less naughty Epimetheus, remained in their cottage.
Then she kissed Pandora on the forehead, and her hurt was cured likewise.
Pandora is described in the Greek legends as the first created woman.
Whereupon you will think, and that not amiss, that Pandora had there spilt her unlucky bottle.
They will cook up a new Pandora, and in the bottom of the box enclose Hope, that all they have said is true.
Pandora, shortly before the wreck of that vessel in Torres Strait, when returning from Tahiti with the mutineers of the Bounty.
It was made of beautiful dark wood, so dark and so highly polished that Pandora could see her face in it.
This was the first time he had played without Pandora, and he was so cross and discontented that the other children could not think what was the matter with him.
So Epimetheus could not understand what was the matter with himself, and he stopped trying to play games and went back to Pandora.
On the way home he gathered a bunch of lovely roses, and lilies, and orange-blossoms, and with these he made a wreath to give Pandora, who was very fond of flowers.
Epimetheus went in quietly, for he wanted to surprise Pandora with the wreath of flowers.
Epimetheus saw this quite well, and if he had cried out at once it would have given Pandora such a fright she would have let go the lid.
When Pandora raised the lid, the cottage had grown very dark, for the black cloud now covered the sun entirely and a heavy peal of thunder was heard.
It was one of these that had stung Epimetheus, and it was not long before Pandora began to scream with pain and fear.
Epimetheus sat down sullenly in a corner with his back to Pandora, while Pandora flung herself on the floor and cried bitterly, resting her head on the lid of the fatal box.

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