Mora is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MORA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a unit of metrical time in prosody
• Scottish Law. Undue delay in the assertion of a claim, etc.
• Prosody. A unit of metrical time equal to the duration of a short syllable.
• Linguistics. The smallest or basic unit of duration of a speech sound.
• Any one of the (originally six) divisions of which the Spartan army was made up.
• In South Asia: a stool; a footstool; a wicker chair.
• A tall tree, Mora excelsa (family Caesalpiniaceae (Leguminosae)), native to the Caribbean and tropical South America (also "mora tree"); the wood of this tree.
• quantity of a short syllable in verse
• A game of guessing the number of fingers extended in a quick movement of the hand, -- much played by Italians of the lower classes.
• A leguminous tree of Guiana and Trinidad (Dimorphandra excelsa); also, its timber, used in shipbuilding and making furniture.
• Delay; esp., culpable delay; postponement.

Words related to MORA

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Words that contain MORA

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How to use MORA in a sentence

• CHAPTER IV IT SO happened that the Leprecauns of Gort na Cloca Mora were not thankful to the Philosopher for having sent Meehawl MacMurrachu to their field.
• A Leprecaun from Gort na Cloca Mora was here to-day.
• In a little time they came to Gort na Cloca Mora, but here the he-goat did not stop.
• When he came to the edge of the pine wood he halted for a few moments, not being quite certain of his bearings, and then went forward again in the direction of Gort na Cloca Mora.
• But the steps whereby the Leprecauns of Gort na Cloca Mora sought to regain their property must for ever brand their memory with a certain odium.
• I happen to know that the Prioress, before she professed, was Mora, Countess of Norelle.
• Never did I enter Castle Norelle until I rode up from the South, with a message for Mora from the King.
• Unless a miracle happened, Mora would not be with him.
• Mora needed not to turn and view the comely countenance of her old nurse sleeping upon a couch in a corner.
• Bending her head, Mora passed through an archway of yew, down three stone steps, and so on to the lawn.
• He had left Warwick behind him! It seemed to the Bishop that, ever since he had first known Mora de Norelle, he had always been riding away and leaving behind.
• Thus for the first time, since those tense moments in the Cathedral crypt, Mora found herself alone with Hugh.
• Until that moment in the crypt the day before, he had loved Mora for his own delight, sought her for his own joy.
• The vision was so sacred a thing to Mora, that weeks might elapse before she spoke of it to her husband.
• Hearing it from Mora, he was spared the quaint turn which was bound to be given to any recital, however sacred, heard direct from old Mary Antony.
• Half an hour later, fresh and fragrant as the morn, Mora left her chamber and made her way to the great staircase.
• Whereupon Mora thought it time that she should descend from the battlements and find out who this unexpected visitor might be.
• Left alone, Mora passed on to the terrace and, in the clearer light, examined this soiled and much inscribed missive.
• You will reach Mora, at longest, five days from this.
• Softly approaching, Mora lifted her hand, and knocked.
• Mora turned from the doorway and, shading her eyes, scanned the landscape.
• At first sight of it, Mora remembered hearing it described by the Bishop himself.
• Mora, fingering the cross, looked on it with unseeing eyes.
• Was not this indeed a Vision of Truth? Crossing the room, Mora laid the robes she carried upon the couch.
• With beating heart, Mora turned and closed her door, making it fast within.
• And I said something else to De Mora, for the benefit of the same gentleman.
• What the feelings of Don Ramon Mora were that night is not for pen to picture, for they must have been indescribable.
• Don Ramon Mora had gold at his command, enough to give each more in a day than they could hope to receive for years of this inhuman servitude.
• When this missive had passed the scrutiny of the bandits, it was dispatched by one of their number to Senora Mora.
• At the same time he sent back Diego de Mora to Truxillo, to take the command in that city.
• To Mora he went next, where Parson Jakob hid him in a lonely farm-house.
• After he left, an old soldier whom they knew in Mora had come from the south and told them worse things than even Gustav knew.
• A year or two before, she had made a trip to Mora by boat across Lake Siljan.

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