Pored is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PORED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PORE, to examine closely
• be absorbed in reading or studying (something)
• think intently; ponder
NOUN:
• a minute opening in a surface, especially the skin or integument of an organism, through which gases, liquids, or microscopic particles may pass.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to gaze intently

Words related to PORED

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Words that contain PORED

spored9 vapored13

How to use PORED in a sentence

• She read the first page, her heart beating violently as she pored over the figures, her eyes dim and clouded with the trouble of her brain.
• Samarendra pored over the Penal and Procedure Codes, took lessons in law from Asu Babu, and soon mastered the routine of a petty Court of Justice.
• Mary was sewing while he pored over his life in review as written by his own hand.
• When he went to America he took his Assyrian books with him, and pored over them on the voyage whenever the Atlantic would allow him to do so.
• The more my Uncle Toby pored over the map, the more he took a liking to it.
• She pored over the contents with the delight of a child.
• With a flushed cheek and an excited eye, Venetia had rapidly pored over these ardent annals of the heart from whose blood she had sprung.
• I have pored over it so much, that I have got it by heart.
• Dear friend I pored Praise into him and it come out Prayer and all for him self.
• Halevy had been at the same college with him, and they had pored together over the same legends of old time, but working without M.
• Who then but Hugh could have pored over those pages? And Alice felt a thrill of joy as she felt there was at least one bond of sympathy between them.
• No later than that morning she had again pored over it.
• He remembered back to his boyhood, when he had pored over the illustrations in the old-fashioned geography.
• Meanwhile, the untidy brother pored over his book, or if he came to the window, it was only to ridicule the fine ladies and gentlemen, so Melchior sent him to Coventry.
• He remained silent and preoccupied during the evening which followed, pored over a newspaper, and went off to his room early, leaving Ralph dozing in the smoking-room.
• These seemed to interest Bryce very much, for he pored over them like an antiquary who has discovered a new kind of hieroglyphics.
• Orderlies pored over papers and presented reports quietly.
• He read them all with equal ease, and although he knew their contents almost by heart, he pored over them for a good half-hour with scarcely so much as a movement of his lips.
• Hazel lit the lamp, and in its yellow glow pored over maps while Bill idly sketched their route on a sheet of paper.
• Realizing the seriousness of the situation, and determining to settle once for all the vexed question, he pored over his books in an exhaustive search for symptoms.
• The softly healthy cheeks, and the perfect profile as she pored over the letter in her hand.
• The signature especially he pored over for some time.
• There was one from his mother, written on her way back to Leavenworth, which he pored over intently and then reverently kissed.
• The boy kept the book by him and pored over it, and set his heart upon acquiring first one thing after another, as they became necessary.
• Now and then he took the score from his pocket and pored over it, humming the air, raising his eyebrows over the high notes, dropping his chin to the low ones.
• Together they pored over the score, and even on their way to the beer hall hummed together such bits as they recalled.
• Tad got out his atlas and together they pored over the map of Arizona.
• We came across them first at the corner of the shrubbery, and pored over them long, our hands on our knees.
• Hastening back to Perry where he pored over a musty pile of, to me, meaningless hieroglyphics, I explained my plan to him.
• We both pored over the map which Fournier-Berty had given me, until we felt that we could reach blindfolded the spot which had been marked with a cross.
• Far into the night he pored over his books, and, too proud to go to school, he hired a teacher and was taught privately.
• Once she received, from some unknown hand, a French journal, and pored over it for days with her French dictionary, to find if it contained any news.
• All afternoon Gordon pored over these fascinating pages torn from a dead and buried past.
• So night after night he and Lloyd eagerly pored over books and maps, and the family discussed plans for such an expedition.
• Mary pored over the catalogue longingly when it came her turn to have it.
• She could not lay the book aside, but carried it up to her room to be pored and pondered over.

Similar words containing POR without suffix ed

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