Labour is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LABOUR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to work, also LABOR
• work hard; make great effort
• work at an unskilled manual occupation
• till (the ground)
• have difficulty in doing something despite working hard
• move or proceed with difficulty
• (of an engine) work noisily and with difficulty
• (of a ship) roll or pitch heavily
• (of a woman in childbirth) be in labour
• strive and make an effort to reach a goal
• undergo the efforts of childbirth
• work hard
NOUN:
• work, especially physical work
• workers, especially manual workers, considered collectively
• workers considered as a social class or political force
• the Labour Party
• the process of childbirth from the start of uterine contractions to delivery
• a group of moles
• physical work or exertion
• a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages
• concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child
• a political party formed in Great Britain in 1900; characterized by the promotion of labor\'s interests and formerly the socialization of key industries
• productive work (especially physical work done for wages)
• a government department concerned with a nation's workforce
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to labor

Words related to LABOUR

labor7 laboured11 labouring12 labouringly17 labours9

Words that contain LABOUR

labours9 belabour12 laboured11 labourer10 belabours13 labourers11 labouring12 labourism13 labourist11 labourite11 mislabour13 nonlabour11 prolabour13 belaboured15 labouredly16 labourisms14 labourists12 labourites12 laboursome14 mislabours14 overlabour15 unlaboured13 belabouring16 labouringly17 mislaboured16 overlabours16 unlabouring14 labouredness15 laboursaving18 mislabouring17 overlaboured18 overlabouring19 labourednesses17

How to use LABOUR in a sentence

• So truly our way to eternal joy is to labour and to suffer here with Christ.
• At the same time the mere rest from labour, the return to their homes, with the pleasure of seeing their friends and property, were pleasing to the generality.
• All the alleged representatives of Labour who have from time to time visited England pretending to represent the Russian workmen are so many deputational frauds.
• Under a system scarcely distinguishable from slavery, pauper children were bound over to the owners of factories and subjected to the utmost rigour of enforced labour.
• Excessive dampness alone, especially when the animal is called upon to labour at the drawing of heavy loads upon a rough road, is not infrequently a cause.
• About the year 900 the monks began to cultivate learning, their labour having previously been devoted almost exclusively to the soil.
• This cost me a great deal of time and labour, especially to cut the piles in the woods, bring them to the place, and drive them into the earth.
• The laying out of the fish trap was his action and the catches are his field of labour.
• The rich gentry, on the other hand, were able to buy immunity from forced labour.
• We had acquired a normal standard of language, and either genius or labour was polishing it for literary uses.
• Ernest assisted him by his advice, and promised his labour when it should be needed.
• There is no way of living without the need of foreign assistance, but by the product of our own land, improved by our own labour.
• The bee and the author work alike for others, and often lose the profit of their labour.
• Had men continued their exertions, the labour of their hands would not have fallen to decay.
• Ramsay MacDonald, the elected leader of the Labour Party, and its secretary since its formation.
• Ramsay MacDonald would never have had the opportunities the Labour Party has given him.
• Too much credit cannot be given to these two gentlemen for their untiring labour and energy.
• Thus did they cheer the march and the heavy labour at the oars as far as the Venta Cruz jetty.
• On every hand I heard a demand for labour of all kinds.
• The last died about two Years after I married her, in Labour of three Children.
• To give an idea of the personal labour early settlers are obliged to undergo, I may mention that we found Mr.
• Now go we, said Sir Ector, unto some hermit that will tell us of our advision, for it seemeth me we labour all in vain.
• I have never degraded myself by taking part in trade of any kind, or by manual labour.
• Finance, liquor reform, labour acts, franchise extension may take first place in this or that session, but the land question, in one or other of its branches, is always second.
• We have all the labour and the danger, and the women all the advantage.
• I begin to find that large collections involve a heavy amount of manual labour which is not very agreeable.
• Free labour in the colonies, difficulty of getting it, 323.

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