Rumors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUMORS in dictionary:

VERB:
• RUMOR, to spread by hearsay, also RUMOUR
• be circulated as an unverified account
NOUN:
• a currently circulating story or report of uncertain or doubtful truth

Words related to RUMORS

rumor7 rumored10 rumoring11

How to use RUMORS in a sentence

• Whether they were true or false, these rumors of bold artifices and distant expeditions on the part of Hastings aggravated the dismay inspired by his appearance.
• The mysterious exile of Mildred, the failing health and spirits of the blacksmith, the new rumors respecting the fate of Lucy, the sudden and unaccountable marriage of Mrs.
• How such a death must have confirmed all the superstitious rumors about him the reader will easily conceive.
• All the scattered rumors that had come to her ears in former days now echoed in her memory.
• We of the Revolution caught vague rumors of the state of affairs, but had nothing definite enough for an understanding.
• There were sinister rumors abroad touching his death.
• The time passed slowly, and all kinds of rumors filled the land.
• Naturally, a feeling of bitter resentment was created, and there came, in the spring of 1906, rumors of armed revolt.
• Rumors got abroad and warnings came to him about that special day.
• The air was thick with threats and demands and rumors of revolt.
• When, after his marriage, his sister meets him in the street for the purpose of informing him of the scandalous rumors concerning his wife, he gives her a box on the ear.
• It now became necessary to explain the rumors which hovered about the person whom Calyste was on his way to see.
• A large body of Fenians had gathered at Ogdensburg, just across the river, and rumors were rife that they intended making a crossing.
• There were rumors about all the inhabitants of the woods, but of authentic history there was but little.
• About the first of July, there were rumors that an insurrection would be attempted on the National holiday.
• There had been similar rumors once before, but Mrs.
• Some people were in them, and the Nachmans thought it was our affair, for the rumors had already reached them that the family had disappeared or had been executed.
• Nothing more than vague rumors that barely amount to fairy stories.
• It was only when rumors came that Union soldiers were patrolling the countryside for such offenders, that they were hastily told of their freedom.
• One singular circumstance followed the first rumors of the plot.
• There had been from time to time rumors of a better country to the west of us and a sort of a pioneer, or western fever would break out among the people occasionally.
• How the rumors reached him it would be difficult to say.
• This with certain rumors, readily believed, leads to the outbreak of feeling against the Chinese or Sangleys resident in Manila and other parts of the island.
• This seemed so much easier because the rumors, shy and strange, did not render the whole truth about Lazarus and but vaguely warned against something frightful.
• He wanted her to stand firm in her belief in him, whatever rumors might be afloat upon the street.
• He had organized a military system, not a new one by any means, but one of which we hear rumors back in the lake regions in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.

Similar words containing RUMOR without suffix s

rumor7 rumored10 rumorer9 rumorers10 rumoring11 rumorous10 rumormonger16 rumormongers17 rumormongering20 rumormongerings21

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