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Showing words for DEVOURER using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Devourer

devourer, overdure, overrude

7 Letter Words for Devourer

doeuvre, overdue, overred, redrove, verdour, verdure

6 Letter Words for Devourer

devore, devour, dourer, drover, oeuvre, ordure, overed, reveur, vorred

5 Letter Words for Devourer

derve, doree, dover, drere, drove, duree, erode, erred, order, ouvre, redue, rever, revue, roved, rover, ruder, urdee, uredo, vedro, verde, verre, voder

4 Letter Words for Devourer

deer, deev, dere, dero, derv, deve, doer, dore, dorr, dour, dove, dree, drou, duer, duro, durr, ered, erer, eruv, eure, euro, ever, evoe, oder, ordu, ored, over, rede, redo, reed, reve, rode, roed, roer, roud, roue, rove, rude, rued, ruer, urde, uvre, veer, verd

3 Letter Words for Devourer

dee, der, dev, doe, dor, due, duo, dur, edo, eer, erd, ere, err, eve, ode, oer, ord, ore, oud, our, red, ree, rev, rod, roe, rud, rue, udo, urd, ure, vee, ver, voe, vor

Definitions for Devourer

[1] to swallow or eat up hungrily, voraciously, or ravenously.
[2] to consume destructively, recklessly, or wantonly: Fire devoured the old museum.
[3] to engulf or swallow up.
[4] to take in greedily with the senses or intellect: to devour the works of Freud.
[5] to absorb or engross wholly: a mind devoured by fears.
[6] to swallow or eat up greedily or voraciously
[7] to waste or destroy; consume the flames devoured the curtains
[8] to consume greedily or avidly with the senses or mind he devoured the manuscripts
[9] to engulf or absorb the flood devoured the land

Words nearby Devourer

devourdevote, devoted, devotee, devotion, devotional, devour, devout, devoy, dew, dew cell, dew line

Origin of Devourer

1275–1325; Middle English devouren < Anglo-French, Old French devourer < Latin dēvorāre to swallow down, equivalent to dē- de- + vorāre to eat up

Other words from Devourer

de·vour·er , noun
de·vour·ing·ly , adverb
de·vour·ing·ness , noun
in·ter·de·vour , verb (used with object)
pre·de·vour , verb (used with object)
re·de·vour , verb (used with object)
self-de·vour·ing , adjective
un·de·voured , adjective

Word origin for Devourer

C14: from Old French devourer, from Latin dēvorāre to gulp down, from de- + vorāre to consume greedily; see voracious