Purr is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PURR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to utter a low, vibrant sound, also PUR
• (of a cat) make a low continuous vibratory sound expressing contentment
• (of a vehicle or engine) move smoothly while making a similar sound
• speak in a low, soft voice, especially when expressing contentment or acting seductively
• (of cats) make low vibrant sound, usu when pleased
• To murmur as a cat. See Pur.
• make a soft swishing sound
• indicate pleasure by purring; characteristic of cats
NOUN:
• a purring sound
• The low murmuring sound made by a cat; pur. See Pur.
• a low vibrating sound typical of a contented cat
• this sound

Words related to PURR

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Words that contain PURR

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How to use PURR in a sentence

• Then Smoke suddenly woke with a loud sharp purr and sat up.
• I know somebody to whose knee the black cat loves to climb, against whose shoulder and cheek it loves to purr.
• Even the kitchen cat sported a ribbon, and had a specially energetic purr ready.
• They suggested the purr and soft padding of a cat, an odd contradiction to the white, bloodless face with the inky brows.
• It does not make her purr the less when she is stroked.
• The electric fans began to purr in the Club, and Lent brought the flagging season to a full stop.
• I should love to grip the wheel and sweep the countryside and listen to the soft purr of the engine.
• He woke to the purr of engines and a warm thick atmosphere smelling strongly of oil and illuminated by white electric lamps.
• The purr of the mighty engines was a human intelligence crooning a song of joy.
• Faintly to my ears came the purr of a police whistle.
• Sometimes, when the turns were too sharp for her liking, she swung to them lazily, with a long purr of water at bow and stern, and seemed about to wallow off through the rushes.
• The cat who lived on the premises, preferring to be dirty rather than to be wet, had got into the coal scuttle, and over its rim watched her sleepily with a long, complacent purr.
• I can only remember the purr of a motor as an ambulance rushed up.
• It was a red car, crowding the state limit for speed, and it swept down on Thompson with a subdued purr like a great cat before a fire.
• At last we heard the purr of three engines together, and then a moment later the faint rustle of others in the distance.
• She will permit an occasional caress, and acknowledge it with a perfunctory purr.
• Then the smooth purr of the propulsion unit faltered, broke into protesting coughs.
• Bernards might be seen licking their paws and rubbing them over their foreheads, and fat, old cat-lap-dogs used to try to purr.
• A loud purr, like the singing of a tea-kettle or the hum of a spinning-wheel, testified that she was as comfortable and happy as a cat could be.
• The flames licked into the throat of the chimney with the purr of a giant cat.
• There was temptation in the soft purr of its engine.
• Hardly a day passed but that I heard the approaching purr of his car.
• When I caught the purr of the vanishing limousine as it sped away down the winding drive, I opened the door of my room.
• I wished I were a cat, so that I could purr, for purring has always struck me as the most thorough way of expressing satisfaction.
• The cubs heard him, and, thinking that it was their mother who returned, began to whine and purr for food.
• Through habit she listened until the distant rumble of the train diminished to a faint purr.
• Thomas Batchgrew, little by little, tamed and fed it very judiciously at intervals, until at length it seemed to purr content around him like a cat.
• The purr of satisfaction, which is made during both inspiration and expiration, is one of the most curious.
• Was it a cat he resembled, crouching there in front of her? No, there was nothing domestic about him though she had a feeling that he could purr when he was pleased.
• A loud purr, like the singing of a tea-kettle, or the hum of a spinning-wheel, testified that she was as comfortable and happy as a cat could be.
• Four small feet were on one of his arms, and Marie Madeleine was purring, at the top of her purr, in his ear.
• Suppose a collapse in rubbed purr, in rubbed purr get.
• Ha! I remember they looked to his marriage to check his dangerous fancy for the flutter of lace, the purr of pretty women.

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