1. To call for a repetition of a particular part.

2. Again; once more; a call for a repetition of a particular part at a concert or theatre.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• eacre,
• egore,
• encourge,
• enymore,
• ancors,
• sencory,
• encorder,
• ingore,
• ancored,
• incure,
• encorige,
• enjor,
• enfocre,
• rancore,
• encour,
• ecure,
• encarge,
• ancore,
• encurr,
• enjure

• enjoyer,
• engorge,
• encourage,
• enger,
• engorged,
• ensure,
• ensor,
• enquire,
• enquirer.

The adverb form of "encore" is "encore". In other words, the adverb form is the same as the noun form. For example, "She sang beautifully and received applause, so she sang encore".

The adjective form of "encore" is "encored".

The plural of the "encore" can be the "encores".

The singular of the "encore" can be the "encore".