Visor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VISOR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to provide with a projecting brim, also VIZOR
• cover, provide, or protect with a visor
NOUN:
• a movable part of a helmet that can be pulled down to cover the face
• a screen for protecting the eyes from unwanted light, especially one at the top of a vehicle windscreen
• a stiff peak at the front of a cap
• a mask.
• transparent part of a helmet that pulls down over the face
• A part of a helmet, arranged so as to lift or open, and so show the face. The openings for seeing and breathing are generally in it.
• A mask used to disfigure or disguise.
• The fore piece of a cap, projecting over, and protecting the eyes.
• a piece of armor plate (with eye slits) fixed or hinged to a medieval helmet to protect the face
• a brim that projects to the front to shade the eyes
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a visor (a projecting brim)

Words related to VISOR

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Words that contain VISOR

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How to use VISOR in a sentence

• Her visor was, however, lowered, like that of a horseman of Hijaz.
• When she came off he gave them back to her and touched the visor of his cap as she thanked him.
• For this night expedition he put on a cap which drew easily over his ears and had a long visor, shadowing the upper part of his face.
• The charioteer wore a visor and a coat of mail, exposing nothing to the enemy but his eyes.
• This, however, is without a visor, and does not often so much as cover the ears.
• Semitzin lifted from her face the woollen mask, or visor, which she had closed on entering the cave.
• He fastened it with a string to the visor of the cap.
• His face is closely hidden by his visor, and Brunehild in all innocence accepts Gunther as her saviour, and gives herself to him.
• He wore a helmet of polished metal, equipped with a visor, which, when raised, finished the front with a flat plate.
• She always wore when out of doors the coquettish little cap with visor and green veil which women wear on horseback.
• Even through the smoked pane which I adjusted to my visor I could not stand it.
• A cap with a drooping leather visor partly concealed his face, which, burned and tanned by the sun and wind, was dripping with perspiration.
• He peered through the heavy plate glass visor curiously around at the strange sights under the green water.
• It seemed to her that such a voice might come from one shut up in a cell, or from a man enclosed in armour with visor down.
• The soul-searching eye of Cromwell peered through his visor, and turned alternately on Neville and Beaumont.
• The wounded man raised his visor to see whence the arrow came and straightway received another between the eyes.
• The first thing Redgrave did was to raise the visor of his helmet and taste the air of the new world.
• He threw the visor right up and motioned to Zaidie to do the same.
• He could not resist the temptation to remain where he was, instead of being shut up looking through the slits of a visor.
• She had made me a little cap with a visor and I was very proud of it and of myself.
• The little grating, of which D’Artagnan had spoken to the king, like the visor of the helmet, was placed opposite to the man’s face.
• He himself had been enabled to strike one or two sweeping strokes, always aiming at the same place, the juncture of the visor with the helmet.
• He leant against the rock completely exhausted, and could only mutter a word of thanks through his closed visor.
• Having now raised his visor, his features were fully revealed to view, and perhaps were never seen to such advantage as at this proud and happy moment.
• A long fringe of icicles hung round the visor of my cap, and my clothes, drenched with the heavy rain of the previous day, froze into a stiff crackling armour of ice upon my body.
• Swiftly Darrin brought his heels together with a click, bringing his hand smartly up to the visor of his uniform cap.
• At the sound of this name the knight sheathed his sword, and, raising his visor, revealed the sad but beautiful countenance of Parzival.
• The thing I had taken for a white visor was a blindfold.
• He raised his visor, smiling as he bent his knee in token of homage.
• Visour, vii, 1, visor, the part of the helmet which protected the eyes.

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