1. Kind regard; countenance; a disposition to aid, befriend, support, or justify; a kind act or an act of grace; lenity; leave; good will; the object of kind regard; something bestowed as evidence of kind feeling; a festive knot of ribbons; something worn as a token of affection; advantage; convenience afforded for success; partiality; bias; a friendly communication.

2. To regard with kindness; to support; to countenance; to befriend; to afford advantages for success to; to facilitate; to resemble in features; to spare. A challenge to the favour, the challenge of a juror on account of some supposed partiality.

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

• faivor,
• lavor,
• fevor,
• falvor,
• foour,
• havor,
• falvour,
• favourd,
• favoir,
• favoirt,
• favouerd,
• fawour,
• fovours,
• favourte,
• faour,
• ffour,
• faovr,
• forour,
• figour,
• pavour

• flavour,
• four,
• faivre,
• Faber,
• faver,
• fabry,
• favre,
• Fabre,
• fauver,
• favor,
• flavor,
• favors.

The adverb form of "favour" is "favourably".

The adjective form of the word "favour" is "favourable".

The plural of the "favour" can be the "favours".

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