Cur is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CUR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a worthless mongrel dog, also KURRE
• an aggressive or unkempt dog, especially a mongrel.
• a contemptible man.
• A mongrel or inferior dog.
• A worthless, snarling fellow; -- used in contempt.
• an inferior dog or one of mixed breed
• a cowardly and despicable person
• mongrel dog
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a mongrel dog

Words related to CUR

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Words that contain CUR

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How to use CUR in a sentence

• The only guardian of the house on Sundays was a large ungainly cur, named Caesar.
• Out of the woods they went, across a little branch, and there the big cur lay flat again in the grass.
• A tawny streak followed, and then, in a patch of moonlight, Satan saw the yellow cur with his teeth fastened in the throat of his moaning playmate.
• Another crack, and the yellow cur leaped from the ground and fell kicking.
• Though in his own country he is regarded as plebeian, just a common cur, he is by no means a mongrel.
• His one thought, doubtless, was that he hated that cur and now he could vent his hate.
• Cur nudae? mentis quoniam candore venustas Constat, et eximia simplicitate plucet.
• Our captain, a decent fellow, was away most of the time and the lieutenant in command was a cur.
• Another man, Julio, a fellow of powerful frame, was utterly worthless, being an inborn, lazy shirk with the heart of a ferocious cur in the body of a bullock.
• He did not wish to remain near such a cur, and the sooner he left, the better it would be for both of them.
• If I should only think of a friend when I am in trouble I should consider myself a mean cur, and unfit to have the friendship of anyone.
• But she silenced him with a look that seat him away cowering like a whipped cur.
• Here he was chased by a cur, and the hounds were brought to a momentary check.
• The Indian cur, by a casual observer, could be easily mistaken for a prairie wolf.
• He had lost his prestige, and every servant might insult him, and every cur snap at his heels.
• Sure enough the cur, having twisted his body between the rails, began trotting toward the couple that were watching him with such interest.
• Each cur pursued the vehicle and barked himself hoarse, and then, when he retired, his neighbour would take up the task.
• Since the walks of life he trod He never wagged an unkind tale abroad, He never snubbed a nameless cur because Without a friend or credit card he was.
• By the time Don Nicholas finished a reprimand, he slunk away like a whipped cur and it is likely he was more careful to investigate thereafter when making arrests.
• The youngest produced his cur, and all wondered how the prince could hope to receive a crown for such a shabby present.
• Every small cur that lived in sight of it lay in the tall grass, and when he saw the dragon coming, chased him off the farm of his master.
• Laddie cherished no resentment against the mob, for he had that eternal forgiveness of blows and neglect which lives in the heart of the commonest cur.
• Beneath these tender lines is a bas-relief of as vicious-looking a cur as ever evaded the dog-tax.
• Babette had long been fast asleep, and was with difficulty roused up and directed to beat the cur away.
• Now that the life of his cur was demanded by one, and, as he was aware, was sought for by many, Vanslyperken put a value upon him that was extraordinary.
• The crew of the vessel waited the whole day for the cur to die, but he did not.
• The unfortunate wretch was wholly absorbed in the fate of his cur, who had endeavoured to follow his master.
• Dodge had to speak up, or be considered a cur that bit only in the dark.
• And we were not done with them yet! For before we got out another cur flew at us and raised enough noise to alarm the town.
• If the veriest cur would lick my hand, I could love it like a child! XXXVI.

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