Homer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOMER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to hit a home run
• hit a home run.
• score a home run in baseball
NOUN:
• (8th century BC), Greek epic poet. He is traditionally held to be the author of the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey", though modern scholarship has revealed the place of the Homeric poems in a preliterate oral tradition. In later antiquity Homer was regarded as the greatest poet, and his poems were constantly used as a model and source by others.
• homing pigeon
• A carrier pigeon remarkable for its ability to return home from a distance.
• See Hoemother.
• A Hebrew measure containing, as a liquid measure, ten baths, equivalent to fifty-five gallons, two quarts, one pint; and, as a dry measure, ten ephahs, equivalent to six bushels, two pecks, four quarts.
• a base hit on which the batter scores a run
• ancient Greek epic poet who is believed to have written the Iliad and the Odyssey (circa 850 BC)
• an ancient Hebrew unit of capacity equal to 10 baths or 10 ephahs
• United States painter best known for his seascapes (1836-1910)
• pigeon trained to return home

Words related to HOMER

homered13 homering14 homers11

Words that contain HOMER

homers11 homered13 homeric14 fathomer16 homering14 homeroom15 outhomer13 fathomers17 homerooms16 outhomers14 outhomered16 multihomer17 outhomering17 multihomers18

How to use HOMER in a sentence

• The cause was heard before Rhadamanthus, and Homer came off victorious.
• Hector and Andromache existed only in the brain of Homer, who was in many respects thousands of years ahead of his contemporaries.
• In reading Homer we are struck by the utter absence not only of stories of romantic love but of romantic love-stories.
• He wrote a life of Homer, which was prefixed to the Translation, although stiff in style, and fabulous in statement.
• The nearest rival of Homer, I believe, if Homer can have a rival, is Jean Jacques Rousseau.
• Diderot compared Richardson, as the father of the English novel, to Homer, father of epic poetry.
• Early philosophers, like Anaxagoras and Metrodorus, had found in Homer and mythology hidden meanings.
• In Greek and Latin poetry, you have read or will read at school, Virgil, Terence, Horace, Anacreon, Theocritus, Homer, Euripides, Sophocles.
• Homer well knew that neither gold nor silver would influence the heart of a young and generous warrior, but that persuasion would.
• Homer shows Ulysses and Virgil in like manner shows Aneas upon his entrance into the other world mutually recognising his old comrades and recognised by them.
• After once being initiated into the mysteries of Greece by Homer, the work at Greek was no longer tedious.
• The famous judgment of Paris, the beginning of evil to Achaeans and Ilian men, is only mentioned once by Homer, late, and in a passage of doubtful authenticity.
• Homer always escapes our psychological problems by throwing the weight of our deeds and misdeeds on a God or a Goddess, or on destiny.
• Socrates, and Plato, and Homer, Apelles and Zeuxis, are all there too.
• That simile was conceived in the spirit of Dan Homer, but delivered in that of Kit North.
• It is not to learn what you think Homer or Dante might have said that the reader comes to your translation, but to see what they really said.
• Homer makes Zeus resent the accusation that evil comes from the Gods, 690-l.
• One cannot compare Homer with the Mahabharata, or Kalidas with Euripides.
• In Homer and Sophocles, Arnold sought what we may call the Greek spirit.
• The matchless papers on Spenser and Homer represent one class, and the articles on Hazlitt and Leigh Hunt the other.
• And I can hardly be mistaken in saying that sweet sauces are nowhere mentioned in Homer.
• BRADSHAW holds a position comparable only to the position of HOMER.
• We know what is meant by Circe and Athene, but Homer did not.

Similar words containing HOM without suffix er

hom8 homa9 home9 homo9 homs9 homy12 whom12 chomp14 homas10 homed11 homes10 homey13 homie10 homme12 homos10 rhomb12 whomp15 zhomo19 chomps15 fathom14 homage12 hombre13 homely14 homers11 homeys14 homier11 homies11 homily14 homing12 hominy14 hommes13 hommos13 rehome11 rhombi13 rhombs13 whomps16 whomso14 zhomos20 chometz23 chommie16 chomped17 chomper16 dishome13 fathoms15 homaged14 homager13 homages13 hombres14 homburg15 homeboy17 homelyn15 homered13 homeric14 homiest12 homines12 homings13 hominid13 hominin12 hommock20 homolog13 homonym17 homosex19 nonhome12 rehomed13 rehomes12 rhombic16 rhomboi14 rhombos14 rhombus14 skyhome19 whomble17 whommle17 whomped18 bonhomie15 chommies17 chompers17 chomping18 dishomed15 dishomes14 fathomed17 fathomer16 homagers14 homaging15 homaloid14 homburgs16 homebird16 homebody19 homeboys18 homebred16 homebrew18 homefelt16 homegirl14 homeland14 homeless13 homelier13 homelike17 homelily16 homelyns16 homemade16 homeobox22 homeoses13 homeosis13 homeotic15 homepage16 homeport15 homering14 homeroom15 homesick19 homesite13 homespun15 homestay16 hometown16 homeward17 homeware16 homework20 homicide16 homilies13 homilist13 hominess13 hominian13 hominids14 hominies13 hominine13 hominins13 hominise13 hominize22 hominoid14 hommocks21 hommoses15 homodont14 homodyne17 homogamy19 homogeny17 homogony17 homologs14 homology17 homonyms18 homonymy21 homotony16 homotype18 homotypy21 homuncle15 lymphoma20 outhomer13 rehoming14 rhomboid16 skyhomes20 townhome16 trachoma15 trichome15 unhomely16 whombled19 whombles18 whomever19 whommled19 whommles18 whomping19 xanthoma20 zoothome22 bonhomies16 bonhommie18 bonhomous16 chometzes25 dishoming16 fathomers17 fathoming18 homaloids15 homebirds17 homebirth19 homebound17 homebreds17 homebrews19 homebuilt16 homebuyer19 homecomer18 homecraft19 homegirls15 homegrown18 homelands15 homeliest14 homemaker20 homeomery19 homeopath19 homeowner17 homepages17 homeplace18 homeports16 homerooms16 homesites14 homespuns16 homestall14 homestand15 homestays17 homestead15 hometowns17 homewards18 homewares17 homeworks21 homeyness17 homicidal17 homicides17 homiletic16 homilists14 hominians14 hominised15 hominises14 hominized24 hominizes23 hominoids15 homocercy21 homoeobox23 homoeoses14 homoeosis14 homoeotic16 homogamic19 homograft18 homograph20 homologic17 homologue15 homolyses17 homolysis17 homolytic19 homomorph21 homonymic21 homophile19 homophobe21 homophone19 homophony22 homophyly25 homoplasy19 homopolar16 homosexes21 homospory19 homostyly20 homotaxes21 homotaxic23 homotaxis21 homotonic16 homotypal19 homotypes19 homotypic21 homousian14 homuncles16 homuncule16 homunculi16 lymphomas21 motorhome16 mythomane19 outhomers14 rehomings15 rhombical18 rhomboids17 rhombuses16 sophomore16 townhomes17 trachomas16 trichomes16 trichomic18 whombling20 whommling20 xanthomas21 zoothomes23 homestyle17 anthomania15 baphometic21 bathometer17 bathometry20 bonhommies19 chomophyte25 cohomology21 fathomable20 fathometer18 fathomless18 homaloidal16 homebirths20 homebodies18 homebuyers20 homecomers19 homecoming20 homecrafts20 homeliness15 homemakers21 homemaking22 homeoboxes24 homeomeric19 homeomorph22 homeopaths20 homeopathy23 homeotherm20 homeotypic22 homeowners18 homeplaces19 homeported18 homeschool20 homestalls15 homestands16 homesteads16 homeworker22 homiletics17 hominesses15

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