Nun is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NUN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a woman belonging to a religious order
• a member of a religious community of women, typically one living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
• a pigeon of a breed with a crest on its neck.
• female member of a religious order
• A woman devoted to a religious life, who lives in a convent, under the three vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
• A white variety of domestic pigeons having a veil of feathers covering the head.
• The smew.
• The European blue titmouse.
• a woman religious
• a buoy resembling a cone
• the 14th letter of the Hebrew alphabet
• any of a number of birds whose plumage resembles a nun's habit, especially an Asian mannikin.

Words related to NUN

nunlike11 nunnish10 nuns4 nunship12 nunships13 vowess12

Words that contain NUN

nuns4 nunny8 nuncio8 nuncle8 nunatak11 nunchuk16 nuncios9 nuncles9 nundine8 nunhood11 nunlike11 nunnery10 nunnish10 nunship12 inundant9 inundate9 nonunion8 nunataks12 nunchaku17 nuncheon13 nunchuks17 nundinal9 nundines9 nunhoods12 nunships13 quidnunc20 ununbium12 ununited9 nunchuck19 conundrum14 enunciate11 inunction11 inundated11 inundates10 inundator10 nonunions9 nonunique18 nunataker13 nunchakus18 nuncheons14 nunchucks20 nuncupate13 nunnation9 nunneries9 pronuncio13 quidnuncs21 ranunculi11 ununbiums13 unununium11 nundinals10 annunciate12 annuntiate10 conundrums15 denunciate13 enunciable14 enunciated13 enunciates12 enunciator12 inunctions12 inundating12 inundation11 inundators11 inundatory14 nonuniform15 nunciature12 nuncupated15 nuncupates14 nunnations10 pronuncios14 ranunculus12 renunciate12 unununiums12 renunciant12 annunciated14 annunciates13 annunciator13 annuntiated12 annuntiates11 denunciated15 denunciates14 denunciator14 enunciating14 enunciation13 enunciative16 enunciators13 enunciatory16 internuncio13 inundations12 nonunionism13 nonunionist11 nunciatures13 nuncupating16 nuncupation15 nuncupative18 nuncupatory18 nunnishness14 renunciates13 nonuniforms16 renunciants13 annunciating15 annunciation14 annunciative17 annunciators14 annunciatory17 annuntiating13 denunciating16 denunciation15 denunciative18 denunciators15 denunciatory18 enunciations14 internuncial14 internuncios14 nonunanimous14 nonunionised13 nonunionisms14 nonunionists12 nonunionized22 nonuniversal15 nuncupations16 ranunculuses14 renunciation14 renunciative17 renunciatory17 annunciations15 denunciations16 enunciatively21 nonuniformity21 nonuniqueness22 nonuniversity19 nunnishnesses16 pronunciation17 renunciations15 nonuniversals16 pronunciamento20 pronunciations18 ranunculaceous18 nonuniformities20 nonuniquenesses24 pronunciamentos21 pronunciational19 nonuniversities18 ununderstandabl19 mispronunciatio21 pronunciamentoe21 mispronunciation22 ununderstandable20 pronunciamentoes22 mispronunciations23

How to use NUN in a sentence

• According to the colour of the head, it is called the red, black, or yellow-headed Nun.
• And when Moses turned again in to the host, the lad Iosua his servant the son of Nun departed not out of the tabernacle.
• And Moses went and spake all the words of this song in the ears of the people, both he and Iosua the son of Nun.
• As a professed nun she could no longer, with propriety, think of him as an earthly husband.
• By the mediaeval and conventional stand point, it is true, the wife was lost in the nun.
• As she had spoken about her vision to a nun with whom she was intimate, her extraordinary state began to be a good deal talked of.
• The condition of the saintly nun became day by day more painful.
• Abelard, for instance, was a monk, and his Heloise became a nun, and their love letters are among the most precious possessions in literature.
• The rich covering was wrought long years ago, in some ancient convent, by a saintly nun.
• In it we see a youthful Nun, who, it is clear, has taken her vows too hastily, kneeling before the oratory in her cell.
• The nun kneeling at the door, holding out the silent prayer for alms for the poor, looked up in her face as she passed and then after her with calm, understanding eyes.
• And the nun, her hands clasped, listened, listened without end, forgetting earth, sky, time, forgetting herself.
• And was at once a nun and a principal in a sentimental dream of two.
• Meanwhile Umilia is commissioned to do for Calidonia Burlamacchi, a nun who had withdrawn from the company of her guilty sisters, and knew too many of their secrets.
• Finally, in 1618, she obtained freedom and restoration to her privileges as a nun of S.
• Already he has one daughter a nun, and his honor among French-Canadians will increase.
• He began for the first time to see the matter as it must appear to the Bishop and the nun.
• The heart of a nun was a thing well known to the Bishop, and he trembled at thought of this, which he had helped to bring about.
• Diana, as a virgin divinity, was an especially appropriate choice for the apartment of a nun.
• An old Irish nun had told her once that good looks were a snare and a delusion of the Devil, and that hers would never bring her happiness.
• A nun, she cut off the long and beautiful hair, to pray in this world for the souls of father, sister, he who had acted as more than brother in the vengeance taken.
• I combed it plainly and dressed like a nurse or a nun, and every day I went to the laboratory with him and kept him at his work.
• Nine men are said to have died before they left the Nun, and two or three afterwards.
• There was also an American merchant brig, the Agenoria, lying in the Nun.
• With him it would seem was his daughter Beatrice, who became a nun in S.
• They are in a large measure the ancient prototype of the modern nun, and their house is the prototype of the convent.
• She is to be a combination of housekeeper, nun and lady.
• She was a girl who should have been a nun, and viewed love and lovers from behind iron bars.
• In course of time the nun returned to Wei-hai-wei with her subscriptions, and the work of casting the image was duly begun.
• The failure of the Nun of Kent had perhaps taught him that there was no present prospect of a successful insurrection.
• Lady Agnes, in her favorite white, with her pale face and serious looks, was but a dull person of the nun persuasion.

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