1. The esteem due or paid to worth; a testimony of esteem; exalted rank; distinction; reverence; veneration; reputation; nobleness of mind; any Virtue much valued; dignity of mini; that which honours; privileges of rank or birth; a noble kind of seignory or lordship, held of the king in capital.

2. The four highest cards; high marks of distinction.

3. To respect; to venerate; to dignify; to exalt; to glorify; to treat with civility; to accept and pay when due, as a draft. Honours of war distinctions granted to a vanquished enemy Upon my honour, words accompanying a declaration which pledges one's honour for the truth of it. Laics of honour certain rules and regulations which prevail in fashionable society.

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

• conour,
• donour,
• homour,
• hunour,
• hornor,
• joniur,
• honord,
• honore,
• honuor,
• houor,
• manour,
• hoour,
• honourd,
• honoary,
• onur,
• honier,
• hoiur,
• hunor,
• onour,
• horbour

• homer,
• hour,
• Honore,
• honor,
• honors,
• honoree,
• hoenir.

The adverb form of the word "honour" is "honourably".

The adjective form of the word "honour" is "honourable".

The plural form of the word "honour" is "honours"

The singular form of the word "honour" is "honour".