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What words end with the suffix -our?

Here are some words that end with the suffix "-our":

Common words:

* Colour (British English spelling)

* Favor (American English spelling)

* Flavor

* Horror

* Humor

* Labor

* Neighbor

* Odor

* Rumor

* Valor

Less common words:

* Amour (love, French origin)

* Arbor (a shady place with trees)

* Clamor (loud noise)

* Decour (a style of ornamentation)

* Dolour (sorrow)

* Fervor (intense feeling)

* Gour (a large drinking cup, archaic)

* Honour (British English spelling)

* Lavor (a type of cloth, archaic)

* Pallor (unhealthy paleness)

* Savour (enjoy fully, British English spelling)

* Splendor (great beauty)

* Tenor (the general meaning of something)

* Treble (a high musical pitch)

* Valour (great courage)

* Vigour (strength, energy)

Please note: Some of these words are less common and may have different meanings depending on the context.

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