Cour is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COUR in dictionary:

VERB:
• (obsolete) to cover
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• obsolete variant of cover

Words related to COUR

courd8 coured9 couring10 cours7 cover10

Words that contain COUR

courb9 courd8 coure7 cours7 court7 scour7 courbs10 coured9 coures8 courie8 course8 courts8 scours8 accourt11 bescour11 courage10 courant9 courbed12 couried10 courier9 couries9 couring10 courlan9 coursed10 courser9 courses9 courted10 courter9 courtly12 rancour9 recoure9 scoured10 scourer9 scourge10 scourie9 scourse9 succour11 upcourt11 accourts12 bescours12 concours12 courages11 courante10 couranto10 courants10 courbing13 couriers10 courlans10 coursers10 coursing11 courters10 courtesy13 courtier10 courting11 courtlet10 discoure11 lawcourt13 rancours10 recoured11 recoures10 recourse10 scourers10 scourged12 scourger11 scourges11 scouries10 scouring11 scoursed11 scourses10 succours12 accourage14 accourted14 backcourt19 bescoured14 concourse13 courantes11 courantos11 courbaril13 courbette13 courgette12 courieing12 couriered12 coursings12 courteous11 courtesan11 courtezan20 courtiers11 courtings12 courtlets11 courtlier11 courtlike15 courtling12 courtroom13 courtship16 courtside12 courtyard15 discoured13 discoures12 discourse12 downcourt15 encourage12 forecourt14 hardcourt15 lawcourts14 midcourse14 rancoured12 recouring12 recoursed12 recourses11 scourgers12 scourging13 scourings12 scoursing12 succoured14 succourer13 uncourtly14 unscoured12 accouraged16 accourages15 accourting15 backcourts20 beltcourse14 bescouring15 concourses14 courageful16 courageous13 courantoes12 courbarils14 courbettes14 courgettes13 couriering13 coursebook18 courseware15 coursework19 courtcraft17 courtesans12 courtesied13 courtesies12 courtezans21 courthouse15 courtierly15 courtliest12 courtlings13 courtrooms14 courtships17 courtsides13 courtyards16 crosscourt14 dampcourse17 discourage14 discouring14 discoursal13 discoursed14 discourser13 discourses13 encouraged14 encourager13 encourages13 forecourse15 forecourts15 frontcourt15 minicourse14 racecourse14 recoursing13 scourgings14 succourers14 succouring15 telecourse12 rancourous12 accouraging17 beltcourses15 coursebooks19 coursewares16 courseworks20 courtcrafts18 courteously16 courtesying17 courthouses16 courtierism15 courtliness13 dampcourses18 discouraged16 discourager15 discourages15 discoursers14 discoursing15 discoursive17 discourtesy17 encouragers14 encouraging15 forecourses16 frontcourts16 intercourse13 minicourses15 multicourse15 nonrecourse13 offscouring20 outercourse13 racecourses15 succourable17 succourless15 telecourses13 uncourteous13 uncourtlier13 unsuccoured16 watercourse16 backcourtman24 backcourtmen24 courageously18 courtierisms16 courtierlike18 discouragers16 discouraging17 discourteise15 discourteous15 encouragings16 intercourses14 offscourings21 outercourses14 stringcourse15 uncourageous15 uncourtliest14 watercourses17 multicourses16 courteousness15 courtlinesses15 discourtesies16 encouragement18 encouragingly20 overencourage19 stringcourses16 uncourtliness15 undiscouraged18 unencouraging17 discouragings18 courageousness17 discourageable20 discouragement20 discouragingly22 discourteously20 encouragements19 nonintercourse16 overencouraged21 overencourages20 uncourageously20 courteousnesses17 discouragements21 nonintercourses17 overencouraging22 uncourtlinesses17 courtmartialled20 discourteousnes18 courageousnesse18 discourteousness19 courageousnesses19 discourteousnesses21

How to use COUR in a sentence

• They had a fine old house entre cour et jardin, with all sorts of interesting pictures and souvenirs.
• In the Cour Trevise not a person to be seen, the houses are closely shut and barred.
• The palace in which he was born and which he inhabited frequently during life, was known as the Cour du Prince.
• LE COMTE DE GRAMONT Le comte de Gramont fut un des plus spirituels personnages de la cour de Louis XIV, mais un type accompli de libertin.
• I was received in the House with a laugh, because three parts out of four believed me to be with you in Ireland, as bouffon de la Cour.
• The Hotel of the Ministry of Finance and that of the Cour des Comptes are both destroyed.
• The Cour Batave, where the little old man lived, is the product of one of those fantastic speculations of which no man can explain the meaning after they are once completed.
• As he walked along the boulevards and reached the Rue Saint-Denis, he recollected Molineux, and turned into the Cour Batave.
• This fact, stated in a letter from Lyon, dated the 22nd of April, 1429, was recorded in a register of La Cour des Comptes of Brabant.
• Towards evening I discovered, in the Cour de Rohan, Passage du Commerce, at the very top of a house next the roof, two rooms with a staircase between them.
• On entering la Cour des Fees, it was, in truth, found to want her whose beauty and grace had lent its chief attraction.
• That I visited the Cour lies Fees, shall not be denied.
• In the centre of the alcove stood the youthful-looking and extraordinary person who, in so unceremonious a manner, had visited la Cour des Fees the preceding night.
• The Alderman was in truth, at the hour named, passing the little lawn in front of la Cour des Fees, accompanied by Oloff Van Staats and the commander of the cruiser.
• La belle Barberie had ornamented la Cour des Fees, with a portion of that national taste, which she inherited from her father.
• A thousand pardons, lovely mistress of la Cour des Fees.
• The curtains of la Cour des Fees had been drawn, and, though the lights were still shining within, the eye could not penetrate the pavilion.

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