Rumours is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUMOURS in dictionary:

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

Words related to RUMOURS

rumour8 rumoured11 rumouring12

How to use RUMOURS in a sentence

• Constantly abroad, he was ever the subject of conflicting rumours.
• They talked about his illness, about the hot weather, about the rumours that Harmon B.
• The most ridiculous and absurd rumours were rapidly circulated and believed.
• He would be seen about Cambridge, walking openly, as though no reports, no rumours, had been spread about concerning him.
• Rumours that a new Department of Public Information was to be set up excited much curiosity in the Commons, but only negative replies were received.
• In spite of all rumours to the contrary Lord Northcliffe remains outside the new Government, but his interest in it is, at present, friendly.
• Early in the evening contradictory rumours in Lobby.
• There has always been rumours that he got away with the secret.
• But exactly where are we going to offend? Rumours everywhere.
• My father hath heard disquieting rumours of late, and the name of Robert Catesby is mingled in all of them.
• Wars and rumours of wars stunted musical development of all kinds in Germany during the earlier years of the eighteenth century.
• Soon after our return there were rumours of a grand attack.
• But just then warlike rumours were becoming rife, and forced his mind into another channel.
• Plots and rumours of plots were rife in Edinburgh, and the king was forced to employ not the men he wished, but the men whom the Parliament desired.
• While waiting I heard here, too, more rumours about the Prince.
• There are strange rumours connected with the affair.
• The statements in question were not rumours, they were deliberate expressions of opinion on the part of a man who had first-hand information and knew what he was saying.
• In Stanway Rents was a small warehouse in which, according to rumours of the afternoon, a free soup kitchen was to be opened.
• There had been rumours, but they had been contradicted in an adequate way.
• Adverse forces were at work and rumours were put about.
• From several quarters we get rumours of an intention or supposed intention of Lee to march Jackson against our right.
• Here he found gold among the natives, and heard rumours of Mexico.
• On this day the rumours began, and I think it will be many a year before the rumours cease.
• There was no news of any kind to be gathered from the people we talked to, nor had they even any rumours.
• Yet still there were many who regarded these rumours as the mere whisperings of envy, and with them he was as much a favourite as ever.
• There were some people in Petershof who were inclined to believe certain absurd rumours about his alleged kindness.
• In order to silence rumours in regard to the hoisting of the English flag, Mr.
• She had even heard far-reaching rumours of the border town in Crystal City, where her own home had been for the five years since the deaths of her parents.
• About the nursery I have only heard vague rumours, but in the drawing-room I have been an eye-witness of the facts.

Similar words containing RUMOUR without suffix s

rumour8 rumoured11 rumourer10 rumourers11 rumouring12 rumourmonger17 rumourmongers18

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