Rumor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUMOR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to spread by hearsay, also RUMOUR
• be circulated as an unverified account
• To report by rumor; to tell.
• tell or spread rumors
NOUN:
• a currently circulating story or report of uncertain or doubtful truth
• A flying or popular report; the common talk; hence, public fame; notoriety.
• A current story passing from one person to another, without any known authority for its truth; -- in this sense often personified.
• A prolonged, indistinct noise.
• gossip (usually a mixture of truth and untruth) passed around by word of mouth
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as rumour

Words related to RUMOR

rumored10 rumoring11 rumors8 rumour8

Words that contain RUMOR

rumors8 rumored10 rumorer9 rumorers10 rumoring11 rumorous10 rumormonger16 rumormongers17 rumormongering20 rumormongerings21

How to use RUMOR in a sentence

• A rumor of a plot to escape had penetrated the War Department, and orders had been given to increase the precaution of the guards.
• Pendomer, so rumor ran, were to be married very quietly after a decent interval.
• Except by what he could see for himself, or hear of by uncertain rumor of speech in the obscure Arabian Desert, he could know nothing.
• We saw men moving in one direction, and from the mutterings we vaguely caught the rumor that some terrible crime had been committed.
• The President wrote me a note this evening, alluding to a rumor which reached the city to the effect that an armed force had attacked and carried the forts in Charleston harbor.
• I think myself he was weeping, and there was a rumor about the camp to that effect.
• Rumor hinted that she was immensely rich, and scandal suggested that she would do anything for money.
• And the rumor of an epidemic might accomplish that as thoroughly as the epidemic itself.
• And, in the midst of their despondency, striking upon this very chord, the startling rumor reached them that Christ had risen from the dead.
• He has not even required us to pay the taxes upon it, and when a rumor reached my ears that his agent had received an offer for the purchase of it, Mr.
• The rumor among the guides was that she was from Connecticut.
• Rumor had not lied as to the artistic beauties of Goldney Park.
• Meanwhile, a rumor of some impending catastrophe pervaded the whole house.
• And out of the East, said rumor, this new opera came.
• One evening such a rumor came to us, and we were consequently anxious.
• Possibly there was something, after all, in the one-lung rumor.
• A rumor exists that it has a secret chamber into which none is permitted to enter, except the head of the family.
• A rumor went round that we should not go till the next day.
• Upon the first rumor of his claim, in 1814, commissioners were appointed by the Legislature to inquire into it.
• The rumor of this miraculous stone reached the court, and the nobleman persuaded the kind-hearted queen to go down to the vessel to try the efficacy of the stone.
• Then rumor said authority was bruskly asserted, letters were confiscated, and tears flowed instead of ink.
• The annals of the day do not sustain the rumor that Bajazet was confined in an iron cage.
• I was not at that time aware of his danger, even the rumor of it had not reached us.
• Atherton at once and guessed that her companion was the young lady from Collingwood, who, rumor said, was soon to marry her guardian, Mr.
• There is a rumor that the Powers will get home rule for Crete, and that the Emperor William of Germany is trying his best to bring this last scheme about.

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