Succour is valid Scrabble Word

Is succour a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is succour valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for SUCCOUR in dictionary:

VERB:

to go to the aid of, also SUCCOR
give assistance or aid to
help in a difficult situation
give aid to (someone in time of difficulty)

NOUN:

assistance and support in times of hardship and distress
reinforcements of troops.
help in distress
assistance in time of difficulty

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to succor

Words related to SUCCOUR

succor10 succourable17 succoured14 succourer13 succourers14 succouring15 succourless15 succours12

Words that contain SUCCOUR

succours12 succoured14 succourer13 succourers14 succouring15 succourable17 succourless15 unsuccoured16

How to use SUCCOUR in a sentence

And I doubt not but that the Young Men of the Pyramid looked, with longing in their hearts, that they might have been among those that went forth to succour.
Woods, travelling for the settlements in quest of succour, we might have been too late.
First we enjoyne thee, upon paine of death, To give no succour to thy wicked sire, But let him perrish in his damned sinne, And pay the price of such a treacherie.
The remainder of the men stayed behind to guard the ship, and be ready to afford succour if need be.
At any rate, they voluntarily helped him to succour Lacedaemon, though it involved, as they knew, the need of doing battle with combatants of equal prowess with themselves.
And when the nine heard this they understood that this was the man whom they had heard would come to the succour of Helge from afar.
Herbert any longer, and entreating his succour and parental protection.
Again and again he called them to the succour with his voice, or stimulated them to daring by his example.
From every side men ran to the succour of the dame.
To needful succour all the good will run, 60 And Jove assert the godhead of his son.

There being no man at all who brought them any succour, because they dwelt far from Sidon, and had no society or business with any man.
But when things seemed at their worst, succour was near at hand.
Lyell, the surgeon of the Guides, took on himself to carry forward the much needed succour.
He could give no succour he said, but he gave orders for Taimus to be detained in a place of safety.
For being in all points tempted as we are, yet without sin, he himself having suffered, he is able to succour them that are tempted.
The skill is therefore to hold the city till the English wax weary and depart, or till we have succour anew from the King.
Moreover this also is worth your consideration, that God is always accustomed to succour men in dangers which are necessary, not in those which they choose for themselves.
Was it a French fleet or a Turkish? Did it bring succour to the besieged or a triumph to the besiegers? The approaching ships flew the crescent.
Then will man hear the cry of the Lord of the Kingdom, and behold the confirmations of the Holy Spirit coming to succour him.
Indulge not your bodies with rest, but work with all your souls, and with all your hearts cry out and beg of God to grant you His succour and grace.
But since it is impossible for one man to succour all who are in need, he is only under obligation to help such as cannot otherwise be provided for.
They likewise communicated to them their resolution to resist to the death in case they should receive succour.
Then Loupgarou cried out, bleeding at the throat, Mahoom, Mahoom, Mahoom! at which noise all the giants arose to succour him.
Her miserable eyes travelled over his face, seeking as it were, for some promise, however faint, of future help and succour, however distant.
Cut off in this manner from all hope of succour, the stomachs of those within the walls grew very small, and their eyes became weary of watching for that which never came.
There is, however, a hamlet on one of the terraces of the mountain, and thither the servant was despatched for succour.
The helpless negro had more hands to succour him in Virginia than the starving white man in New England.
That shall not be, said Sir Darras, for God defend when knights come to me for succour that I should suffer them to die within my prison.
All of these stating the dangers which threatened their possessions, both by land and sea, entreated succour from the king.
Stiff, solid, and in perfect line, stood the detachments waiting for the word to succour the afflicted.
They hesitated and wavered, and on February 20 hurried away from Colesberg to succour Cronje and the threatened capital of the Free State.
Fast receding from all hope of succour, Constance was borne rapidly down the stream.
She defied her father, and clung more closely to her husband when he needed all the succour of a sympathetic being to comfort him in his hour of dire misfortune.
No habitation where effective succour could be procured appeared on the shore, and to proceed without a certain destination was fruitless.

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