Victor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VICTOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who defeats an adversary
• a person who defeats an enemy or opponent in a battle, game, or other competition
• a code word representing the letter V, used in radio communication.
• person who has defeated an opponent, esp in war or in sport
• The winner in a contest; one who gets the better of another in any struggle; esp., one who defeats an enemy in battle; a vanquisher; a conqueror; -- often followed by art, rarely by of.
• A destroyer.
• a combatant who is able to defeat rivals
• the contestant who wins the contest
ADJECTIVE:
• Victorious.

Words related to VICTOR

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Words that contain VICTOR

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How to use VICTOR in a sentence

• Victor Le Roy was by this time lost in his own reflections.
• Brave and aspiring, Victor Le Roy could not think of these things, involved in the names of things above specified, as more calculating, prudent spirits might have done.
• This Jacqueline did listen to this Victor, thinking actually of the words he read.
• I wondered, Victor, for I never thought of his committing sins.
• In both cases, especially that of Bouquet, the account of the victor must be received with caution where it deals with the force and loss of the vanquished.
• It is not the possessor, but the victor, who then has the right.
• The expression on his face was sober, and Victor had a suspicion that this exhibition was not all play.
• The king and his friend escaped with the utmost difficulty to Tynemouth, leaving their luggage, jewels, horses, and other possessions to the victor.
• She got it into her head that Victor was in love with Mrs.
• And there was a duel of eyes, as well as of wits, before Jones turned away, easily the victor.
• The love experience of Lord Byron, Victor Hugo, and Canova the sculptor, when they too were only children is a matter of history.
• In a few months he and his theater were bankrupt, and he found, too late, that it was unwise to attempt to deceive and insult a man like Victor Hugo.
• This strange message suggested that Mir Jafar was playing off one against the other, or at best sitting on the fence until he was sure of the victor.
• At this time the jurisdiction of Victor did not properly extend beyond the few ministers and congregations to be found in the imperial city.
• He here obviously speaks of the Church of Rome, not as she existed a few years after the death of Clement, but of the same Church as she was known after the death of Victor.
• In the synod of Rome there was no one to dispute the pretensions of Bishop Victor.
• It was for me, the victor, to rush forward to embrace this intrepid player, and to raise him to his feet with words of praise, and encouragement, and hope.
• For a full discussion of these structures, see “A Study of Pueblo Architecture,” by Victor Mindeleff, in 8th.
• General Graham, who commanded at Cadiz, when Soult departed from thence, concerted a plan with the Spaniards to drive Marshal Victor out of his lines.
• When one of them had overpowered an enemy or a victim the two sank down into the vegetation, and the victor began to eat the vanquished.
• In the long struggle between Asia and Egypt, Asia had been finally the victor.
• If you ask a young English girl what she thinks of Victor Hugo she tells you that her mamma does not allow her to read French novels.
• Another small army was got together in North Carolina and the command given to Gates, the victor at Saratoga.
• From this farm they had been sent by their uncle Randolph to Putnam Hall military academy, presided over by Captain Victor Putnam, to whom they became warmly attached.
• Brandy was ordered, and Victor Nevill kept up a rapid conversation, and an interesting one.
• Meanwhile, Victor Nevill had driven straight to his rooms in Jermyn street and had gone to bed.
• Leconte de Lisle, the second of the three generations of poets over whom Victor Hugo reigned.

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