Our is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• Of or pertaining to us; belonging to us; as, our country; our rights; our troops; our endeavors. See I.
DETERMINER:
• belonging to or associated with the speaker and one or more other people previously mentioned or easily identified
• belonging to or associated with people in general
• used in formal contexts by a royal person or a writer or editor to refer to something belonging to or associated with himself or herself
• used with a name to refer to a relative, friend, or colleague of the speaker
• of, belonging to, or associated in some way with us
ADJECTIVE:
• belonging to us, also OOR
• belonging to us
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a possessive form of the pronoun we

Words related to OUR

oor3 ourn4

Words that contain OUR

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How to use OUR in a sentence

• An extensive and profitable commerce has greatly augmented our revenue.
• But there have been a few recent additions to our list of domestic animals.
• The boats did not belong to us, but we should have had little scruple in seizing them had our Europeans known how to manage them.
• Tennyson, not merely the only English rival of Theocritus and Bion, but, in our opinion, as much their superior as modern England is superior to ancient Greece.
• Early one afternoon, much sooner than there was reason to expect visitors, a carriage came in at the Cobhurst gate, driven by our friend Andy Griffing.
• Chapter 24 Our first try-on in the coach line was with the Goulburn mail.
• Having been, as it were, shut from the outside world for eighteen days, we had some curiosity to see whether our planet was still revolving from west to east.
• After passing a week of the greatest anxiety, on account of our expected invasion, it afforded us the utmost satisfaction to receive a visit from Mr.
• Be this as it may, we must leave the gallant captain and his gang singing it in full chorus, and request our readers to accompany us to another locality.
• Nothing short of angel-wings could have kept our fellows safe.
• Over our heads the seagulls were lazily drifting and wheeling, the quiet sea stole almost noiselessly up the firm yellow sands.
• We caught several small fish, and by means of our guide, obtained two salmon from a small party of women and children, who, with one man, were going below to gather berries.
• With her vast forests, her people share with Maine, our own great frontier State, those vast lumber interests, for which it has been our own policy to demand protection.
• We had few common acquaintances or social interests to talk about, and yet the time we spent together never seemed long enough for our fluent conversation.
• We sow timothy with our winter wheat, in the autumn, and red clover in the spring.
• God expects us to obey Him and when we do, we will have peace in our souls.
• In 1782 he concluded our first treaty with Holland.
• All the morning groups of people succeeded each other in the big cavern of our room, a going and coming of sighs.
• The really great exposition of 1915 was carried out in a way to increase our courage and our capacity.
• He resolves them all into associations with our primitive pleasures.
• We were tired and our teams were tired, and we debated for some time whether we should drive ten miles further, where we would find better feed for our oxen.
• What should I do and say when I should reach our men? Our men! how odd the thought sounded! I must get to them quickly.
• We often saw tracks of the grizzly bear about, but in our ignorance had no fear of them, for we did not know they were a dangerous animal.
• It was soon perceived to be the object of our opponents, to impress upon the public the preference of regulation to abolition.
• Our voyage did not exceed an hour, though the distance was above nine miles.
• One of the officers shot a hawk, which proved to be of the very same sort as our English fishing-hawks.

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