ligure
lig·ure
noun \ˈli-ˌgyu̇r, -gyər\Definition of LIGURE
: a traditional precious stone that is probably the jacinth
Origin of LIGURE
Middle English lygire, from Late Latin ligurius, from Greek ligyrion
First Known Use: 13th century
Rhymes with LIGURE
abjure, adjure, Adour, allure, amour, Ashur, assure, brochure, ceinture, cocksure, coiffure, conjure, contour, couture, demure, detour, dirt-poor, endure, ensure, faubourg, for sure, Fraktur, grandeur, gravure, guipure, hachure, immure, impure, insure, inure, kultur, land-poor, langur, manure, mature, mohur, obscure, parure, perdure, procure, rondure, secure, siddur, tambour, tandoor, tenure, Uighur, unmoor, velour, velure
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