Minor Unscramble word

minor is a Scrabble word, minor uses Five letters.
Scrabble point value for minor Seven points.
Words with Friends point value for minor: Seven points.

Unscrambled words using the letter's MINOR

Below are the results of unscrambling minor. We found a total of 54 words by unscrambling the letters in minor.

Definitions of minor

British English : minor A minor is a person who is still legally a child. In Britain, people are minors until they reach the age of eighteen.Minors are not allowed to vote.ˈmaɪnə NOUN

adjective

1. lesser or secondary in amount, extent, importance, or degree   ⇒ a minor poet , minor burns
2. of or relating to the minority
3. below the age of legal majority
4. (music ) (of a scale) having a semitone between the second and third and fifth and sixth degrees (natural minor) See also harmonic minor scale , melodic minor scale (of a key) based on the minor scale (postpositive) denoting a specified key based on the minor scale   ⇒ C minor (of an interval) reduced by a semitone from the major (of a chord, esp a triad) having a minor third above the root (esp in jazz) of or relating to a chord built upon a minor triad and containing a minor seventh   ⇒ a minor ninth See also minor key , minor mode
5. (of a scale) having a semitone between the second and third and fifth and sixth degrees (natural minor) See also harmonic minor scale , melodic minor scale
6. (of a key) based on the minor scale
7. (postpositive) denoting a specified key based on the minor scale   ⇒ C minor
8. (of an interval) reduced by a semitone from the major
9. (of a chord, esp a triad) having a minor third above the root
10. (esp in jazz) of or relating to a chord built upon a minor triad and containing a minor seventh   ⇒ a minor ninth See also minor key , minor mode
11. (logic ) (of a term or premise) having less generality or scope than another term or proposition
12. (US , education ) of or relating to an additional secondary subject taken by a student
13. (immediately postpositive) (British ) the younger or junior: sometimes used after the surname of a schoolboy if he has an older brother in the same school   ⇒ Hunt minor
14. (postpositive) (bell-ringing ) of, relating to, or denoting a set of changes rung on six bells   ⇒ grandsire minor
15. (of a scale) having a semitone between the second and third and fifth and sixth degrees (natural minor) See also harmonic minor scale , melodic minor scale
16. (of a key) based on the minor scale
17. (postpositive) denoting a specified key based on the minor scale   ⇒ C minor
18. (of an interval) reduced by a semitone from the major
19. (of a chord, esp a triad) having a minor third above the root
20. (esp in jazz) of or relating to a chord built upon a minor triad and containing a minor seventh   ⇒ a minor ninth See also minor key , minor mode

noun

1. a person or thing that is lesser or secondary
2. a person below the age of legal majority
3. (US & Canadian , education ) a subsidiary subject in which a college or university student needs fewer credits than in his or her major
4. (music ) a minor key, chord, mode, or scale
5. (logic ) a minor term or premise
6. (mathematics ) a determinant associated with a particular element of a given determinant and formed by removing the row and column containing that element Also called : cofactor , signed minor . the number equal to this reduced determinant
7. a determinant associated with a particular element of a given determinant and formed by removing the row and column containing that element
8. Also called : cofactor , signed minor . the number equal to this reduced determinant
9. (capital) another name for Minorite
10. a determinant associated with a particular element of a given determinant and formed by removing the row and column containing that element
11. Also called : cofactor , signed minor . the number equal to this reduced determinant

verb

1. (intransitive) usually foll by in (US , education ) to take a minor