American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
Edition - n. Chiefly British Variant of favor. Century
Dictionary and Cyclopedia - etc. See favor, etc. - v. consider
as the favorite - v. promote over another - v. treat gently or
carefully - n. souvenir consisting of a small gift given to a
guest at a party - n. a feeling of favorable regard - n. an
inclination to approve - n. an act of gracious kindness - v.
bestow a privilege upon - n. an advantage to the benefit of
someone or something “The ones she showed most favour to were
those who served her best; and even to them it was always
_favour_ she showed, not tenderness.” “Gappah faces the
perennial problem for writers from Africa seeking to win favour
from the western media: how to avoid being pigeonholed.”
“Further musing has led me to think that the polling data
released by System 3, that 50% of people are against
independence with only 35% in favour, is not so bad for the SNP
after all.” “Those are happy, truly happy, for ever happy, that
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