5 Letter Words with OUR (35 Words in English)

Are you looking to expand your English vocabulary? This reference is designed to help you discover a variety of 5 letter words with OUR.

Adding new words to your vocabulary improves your ability to communicate effectively. This reference lists powerful 5 letter words with OUR and their meanings to assist you in everyday conversations and word games. Ready to learn new words? Let’s get started.

5 Letter Words with OUR

5 Letter Words with OUR
5 Letter Words with OUR – Created by 7ESL
  • Amour
  • Bourn
  • Clour
  • Courb
  • Court
  • Flour
  • Fours
  • Houri
  • Hours
  • Loure
  • Lours
  • Loury
  • Mourn
  • Odour
  • Ourie
  • Pours
  • Scour
  • Sours
  • Stour
  • Tours
  • Yourn
  • Yours
  • Glour
  • Jours
  • Koura
  • Bourd
  • Bourg
  • Courd
  • Youre
  • Yourt
  • Coure
  • Cours
  • Gourd
  • Doura
  • Goura

What Are 5 Letter Words with Our?

If you happen to be playing scrabble and you only have five (5) tiles left in your rack, then finding a five-letter word that can make you lay down all your tiles is the best thing to do. And if you have the letters O, U, and R among those tiles, then you might just hit the jackpot with this short list of 5 letter words with Our below.

5 Letter Words with OUR with Meanings

From amour to yours, here are the twenty-two (22) 5 letter words with our in English.

Amour

  • it refers to a secret lover or an illicit love affair
  • She discovered his secret amour through a series of hidden letters.

Bourn

  • a small stream or narrow river which flows seasonally or at irregular intervals
  • The children loved to play near the bourn that appeared only during the rainy season.
  • a boundary or limit
  • The property extends to the bourn that marks the edge of the estate.

Clour

  • it refers to a blow or a bump on the head caused by a powerful strike with a hand
  • After the fight, he had a noticeable clour on his forehead.

Courb

  • an archaic term for bend or bow
  • The knight courbed before the king as a sign of respect.

Court

  • a justice forum presided over by a judge or magistrate
  • The defendant was summoned to appear in court next Monday.
  • a marked-out area designed for playing games such as basketball or tennis
  • They reserved the tennis court for their Saturday morning matches.

Flour

  • a fine soft powder made from grain or other similar food product
  • She sifted the flour carefully to ensure there were no lumps in the cake batter.

Fours

  • it refers to a unit that consists of four people or things
  • that which is equivalent to the product of two and two or one less than five
  • The team was divided into fours for the relay race.

Houri

  • In Islamic belief, it refers to a beautiful maiden that serves as a reward for a faithful Muslim once he reaches paradise
  • In Islamic paradise, the faithful are said to be rewarded with houris.
  • a beautiful voluptuous young woman
  • She walked into the room with the grace of a houri, turning heads instantly.

Hours

  • plural form of the word, hour, which is a period of time equal that is divided into 60 minutes
  • The store is open for 24 hours every day.

Loure

  • it refers to a dance performance in triple or sextuple time or its music
  • The dancers performed a loure that captivated the audience with its elegance.

Lours

  • a frown or a facial expression that shows anger
  • When he received the bad news, his face lours, making everyone around him uneasy.

Loury

  • to become gloomy or threatening
  • The sky turned loury, signaling an approaching storm.

Mourn

  • to feel deep sorrow or show the customary signs of grief for someone’s death, typically by wearing black clothes
  • They gathered to mourn the loss of their beloved friend.

Odour

  • a foul or unpleasant smell
  • An unpleasant odour wafted through the room, causing everyone to cover their noses.

Ourie

  • showing gloom or depression
  • The old house looked ourie under the gray, overcast sky.
  • to shiver or tremble due to cold
  • She felt ourie and shivered as the cold wind blew through her thin coat.

Pours

  • to flow rapidly and in large numbers in a steady stream
  • Water pours from the fountain in a beautiful arc.
  • it refers to a heavy rainfall
  • It pours heavily during the monsoon season.
  • to dispense or supply from a container
  • He carefully pours the wine into each glass.

Scour

  • to remove something by rubbing and washing
  • She had to scour the pots and pans to remove the burnt food.
  • to purge or clear an area where outlaws or enemies take refuge
  • The soldiers were ordered to scour the forest for any remaining enemies.

Sours

  • drinks made by blending an alcoholic beverage with lemon or lime
  • They enjoyed a few whiskey sours at the bar after work.

Stour

  • a mass of dust or a cloud formed from accumulated dust
  • The old attic was filled with stour that made her sneeze.
  • a harsh disturbance
  • The stour of the battle could be heard from miles away.

Tours

  • an industrial city on the Loire River in central France with a population of 134, 978 as of 2022
  • They planned to visit Tours during their trip to France.

Yourn

  • an archaic form of yours
  • This book is yourn, take good care of it.

Yours

  • it refers to something which belongs to someone whom the speaker is addressing
  • This pen is yours; I found it on your desk.
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