1. Greater in quality, degree, amount, or number; added to some former number; additional.

2. A greater quantity, amount, or number; something in addition. No more, no longer existing. Much more, in a greater degree. More and more, with continual increase.

3. To a greater degree; again.

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

• mopre,
• morga,
• mmore,
• somre,
• minore,
• mroe,
• moher,
• moreee,
• comre,
• mured,
• moreo,
• myrle,
• imore,
• dore,
• maire,
• doree,
• moroc,
• moroi,
• merer,
• morol

• moore,
• morrow,
• morea,
• Moira,
• Moyer,
• moirai,
• Mohr,
• moire,
• Mori,
• moura,
• Mora,
• Morey,
• Morra,
• moreau,
• mohria,
• moirae,
• mohair,
• mohar,
• mower,
• moree,
• moir,
• moor,
• Mowry,
• Morro,
• Moro,
• mowrey,
• mowery,
• MOR.

The adjective form of the word "more" is "more".

The plural form of the word "more" is "more".

The singular form of the word "more" is "less"