You can make 211 anagrams from letters in devoirs (deiorsv).
1250-1300; Middle English devoir, deveir, dever Old French devoir (Anglo-French deveir, dever) Latin dēbēre to owe; cf. debt
Nature is the last goddess to whom my devoirs shall be paid.
Then he bent over the Countess's hand, and with a passing compliment, made his devoirs and left her.
It was my intention to pay my devoirs at Versailles tomorrow.
No, no, it was not thus your own brave countrymen understood their 'devoirs.'
I tarried here long enough to smoke one cigarette and pay my devoirs to the noble profession of second-hand bookselling.
Think you, Madame, that I could remain long in Paris and fail to pay you my devoirs?
How could any bow pay its devoirs distinctly to thirty-five strings?
Few and formal then were the lover's devoirs expected or permitted.
You will grant that it is in character for a Senator to pay his devoirs to a sultana.
Zulka, having made his devoirs to the sovereign, now approached his friend.
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