Possible correct spellings for srore

• Snore

Mr. darley gives way to a gentle snore.

• Sere

And soon i heard a roaring wind: it did not come anear; but with its sound it shook the sails, that were so thin and sere.

• Sorrel
• Spore
• Store
• Sorer
• Story
• Scare

Cousin e. e. saw the scare in my eyes, and smiled.

• Sore
• Score

Mind you, i wouldn't spoil the score not for all the alstons ever created.

• Snare

Dr. lacey's return to mrs. crane's gave great satisfaction to mrs. carrington, who, though she had no hopes of winning him, still, to use her own words, "took great delight in reminding him of the snare into which he had fallen, notwithstanding his profound wisdom and boasted foresight."

• Sro
• Stare
• Sure
• Spire
• Sucre
• Sartre

Paul benacerraf, philosopher (algerian jew mother) maurice benayoun, artist jean benguigui, actor eric benhamou, businessman, ceo of 3com, venture capitalist, philanthropist michel benita, double bass player daniel bensaïd, philosopher and trotskyist (jewish algerian father) richard berry, actor lili boniche, musician patrick bruel, singer, actor alain chabat, actor andré chouraqui, writer élie chouraqui, french film director and scriptwriter hélène cixous, feminist writer robert cohen, boxer: world bantamweight champion annie cohen-solal, academic and biographer of jean-paul sartre claude cohen-tannoudji, physicist, nobel prize (1997) jean-françois copé, (algerian jew mother), president of the union for a popular movement (ump) group in the french national assembly abraham daninos, author, he wrote the first play in arabic (in 1847).

• Sores
• Swore
• Spare
• Scorer

Chapman, r. a. f. r. s. h. cholmondeley, esq. j. b. crampern, esq. col. disbrowe w. dutton, esq. ed. esdaile, esq. w. m. fache, esq. fr. fuller, esq. h. goez, esq. j. gosnell, esq. g. hallett, esq. e. hamilton, esq., m. d. j. huggins, esq. p. hughes, esq. j. p. knight, esq., r. a. j. kidd, esq. t. r. leadam, esq. t. r. mackern, esq. v. massol, esq., m. d. j. mayne, esq., m. d. j. b. metcalfe, esq. c. t. p. metcalfe, esq. s. t. partridge, esq., m. d. t. piper, esq. w. piper, esq. r. pope, esq. h. reynolds, esq. a. robinson, esq. h. rosher, esq. c. j. sanders, esq. w. scorer, esq. rittson southall, esq. t. spicer, esq. j. smith, esq. c. snewin, esq. c. trueman, esq. t. uwins, esq., r. a. w. watkins, esq. j. wisewould, esq. d. w. witton, esq. s. yeldham, esq. j. g. young, esq.

• Sorry
• Storey
• Sire

344. the fosterer of my sire.

• Rare

Lady bell was not only beautiful, she was-what was more rare than beauty-charming.

• Shore

Affairs along shore continued as usual.

Did you ever see two Yankees part upon a foreign shore? When the good ship's just about to start for Old New York once more?

– Give My Regards To Broadway by Unknown Author
• Snorer
• Sabre

Some had already gained the first trench, and were there engaged hand to hand, with sabre and pistol.

• Rory

Big rory, the baist, was for aitin' her, but i wouldn't hear of it; so she's at rest, an' so is old molly mallone.

16 words made from the letters srore