| ALLURES | • allures v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of allure. • ALLURE v. to attract with something desirable. |
| ALURES | • alures n. Plural of alure. • ALURE n. (obsolete) a walk behind battlements; a gallery. |
| CANNELURES | • cannelures n. Plural of cannelure. • CANNELURE n. (French) a groove or fluting, esp. around a bullet etc. |
| CHEVELURES | • chevelures n. Plural of chevelure. • CHEVELURE n. a head of hair or arrangement of the hair. |
| CISELURES | • CISELURE n. (French) the art of chasing metal. |
| COLURES | • colures n. Plural of colure. • COLURE n. a celestial circle that intersects another at the poles. |
| CRAQUELURES | • craquelures n. Plural of craquelure. • CRAQUELURE n. (French) fine cracking that appears in old paintings. |
| DOUBLURES | • doublures n. Plural of doublure. • DOUBLURE n. (French) an ornamental lining on the inside of a book, of leather or vellum. |
| ENCOLURES | • encolures n. Plural of encolure. • ENCOLURE n. a mane of a horse. |
| FAILURES | • failures n. Plural of failure. • FAILURE n. the act of failing. |
| GYPLURES | • GYPLURE n. a synthetic attractant to trap gypsy moths. |
| LURES | • lures n. Plural of lure. • LURE v. to attract with something desirable. |
| SOILURES | • soilures n. Plural of soilure. • SOILURE n. a stain or smudge. |
| TUBULURES | • tubulures n. Plural of tubulure. • TUBULURE n. a short tubular opening. |
| VELURES | • velures n. Plural of velure. • VELURE v. (Shakespeare) to smooth with a velvet or silk pad, as a hat. |