Mar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to spoil or damage
• impair the quality or appearance of; spoil
• spoil or impair
• To make defective; to do injury to, esp. by cutting off or defacing a part; to impair; to disfigure; to deface.
• To spoil; to ruin.
• make imperfect
• destroy or injure severely
NOUN:
• A small lake. See Mere.
• A mark or blemish made by bruising, scratching, or the like; a disfigurement.
• the month following February and preceding April
• a mark or flaw that spoils the appearance of something (especially on a person\'s body)
• disfiguring mark
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to detract from the perfection or wholeness of

Words related to MAR

mard7 marred9 marrer8 marrers9 marring10 mars6

How to use MAR in a sentence

• Did I not grace thee there in all the court, And bear thee out against the daring abbot? MAR.
• If affected by such causes, the eyes are often attacked, and the water running from them induces a brown stain to mar the beauty of the face.
• The wife more bold, yet pausing oft to scan Her lord, adventurous strayed with timid steps, Unconscious all of aught to mar their joys.
• Their supplies were kept out of sight in order not to mar the effect.
• Nothing had occurred during the year to mar the peace of the institution.
• Tredgold’s conduct helped to mar one of the most perfect evenings she had ever known.
• She had no desire to mar the harmony of the occasion by the discussion of a distasteful subject.
• But Rose knew no malice, and she felt that she would sooner die than do aught to mar the happiness of Maggie Miller.
• Castle, the most conservative of the four towns, is San Mateo del Mar.
• He was induced even to repeat the promise which he had made to his uncle, and to assure his aunt that he would do nothing to mar or lessen the dignity of the name of Neville.
• Something in the formation of this early character may be attributed to the Countess of Mar.
• By this time the earl of Mar was at the head of ten thousand men well armed.
• I submitted in silence, rather than mar his return to me by the disaster of a quarrel.
• I understand that there was one incident to mar this otherwise perfect evening.
• The water of La Mar Zarah is rather brackish, but is commonly drunk by the natives, there not being, according to the report of Adams, any wells at Timbuctoo.
• Every cabin in the village was immediately ordered to be swept perfectly clean, with the religious intention to banish every source of pollution that might mar the ceremony.
• And such was her influence that a word from her was powerful enough to make or mar a minister.
• This is not true uniformly, of course, but it does mar the truth of his presentation.
• On such occasions his memory is much inclined to play him false, and a sudden nervousness will often mar his best efforts.
• He did not want any unhappy accident to mar the smooth course which was to lead up to the marriage in no distant future.
• Ideals and standards are set up, habits formed and decisions made that will make or mar a life.
• The prince therefore, acting hastily on news which, two or three days later, proved to be false, in a letter to Mar fixed August 10 for a rising.
• Restrain your impatience or you may mar what you attempt to alleviate.
• I think I should not mind it much myself, for I am very old and have not a great while longer to live in any case, but for the time that is left it will mar my usefulness.

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