1. A staff or baton, borne by a king as an emblem of authority; royal power or authority.

2. To invest with the ensign of royal authority.

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

• cetre,
• sentre,
• seprtre,
• scupture,
• sceptor,
• cemtre,
• separe,
• sceptors,
• scipture,
• sepatre,
• scepter,
• aceptre,
• zceptre,
• xceptre,
• dceptre,
• eceptre,
• wceptre,
• sxeptre,
• sveptre,
• sfeptre

• sceptered,
• sceptred,
• sceptical,
• scepter,
• sceptic.

The adjective form of the word "sceptre" is "sceptred".

The plural of the "sceptre" can be the "sceptres".

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