OOR

Meaning of OOR in English

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chiefly Scotland

variant of our

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OOR — сокр. от out-of-roundness некруглость; овальность
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OOR — сокр. от out-of-roundness некруглость; овальность
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OAR — I. noun Etymology: Middle English oor, from Old English ār; akin to Old Norse ār ~ Date: before 12th century …
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ORE — I. ˈō(ə)r, ˈȯ(ə)r, ˈōə, ˈȯ(ə) noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English oor, or, from Old English …
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OAR — I. ˈō(ə)r, ˈȯ(ə)r, ˈōə, ˈȯə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English oor, or, from Old English ār; akin to …
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YAJUR-VEDA — /yuj"oor vay"deuh, -vee"-/ , n. Hinduism. a Samhita, containing a collection of sacrificial formulas. Cf. Veda . [ yajus term …
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URUBAMBA — /ooh'rddooh vahm"bah/ ; Eng. /oor'euh bahm"beuh/ , n. a river rising in SE Peru, flowing NW through the Andes Mountains …
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URUAPAN — /ooh rddwah"pahn/ ; Eng. /oor wah"pahn/ , n. a city in central Michoacán, in SW Mexico: near Paricutín volcano. 114,979. …
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URTEXT — /err"tekst', oor"-/ , n. ( sometimes cap. ) the original form of a text, esp. of a musical composition. [ …
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URSPRACHE — /oor"shprah'kheuh/ ; Ger. /oohrdd"shprddah'kheuh/ , n. a hypothetically reconstructed parent language, as Proto-Germanic, the ancestor of the Germanic languages. [ …
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UR-NAMMU — /oor"nah"mooh/ , n. king of the Sumerian city-state of Ur c2000 B.C.
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URMIA — /oor"mee euh/ , n. Lake , a salt lake in NW Iran. ab. 2000 sq. mi. (5180 sq. km). Also …
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URIM AND THUMMIM — /yoor"im, oor"-; thum"im, toom"-/ , Judaism. objects, possibly made of metal or precious stones and inscribed with symbols, worn in …
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URIAL — /oor"ee euhl/ , n. a wild, bearded sheep, Ovis vignei, of southern Asia, having a reddish coat. [ 1885-90; hureal …
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URI — Ger. /ooh"rddee/ ; Eng. /oor"ee/ , n. a canton in central Switzerland. 33,400; 415 sq. mi. (1075 sq. km). Cap.: …
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URHEIMAT — /oor"huy'maht/ ; Ger. /oohrdd"huy'maht/ , n. the primeval habitation of a people, esp. the prehistoric homeland of the speakers of …
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URGA — /oor"gah/ , n. former name of Ulan Bator .
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URFA — /oor fah"/ , n. a city in SE Turkey, E of the Euphrates River: on the site of ancient Edessa. …
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URDU — /oor"dooh, err"-; oor dooh", err-/ , n. one of the official languages of Pakistan, a language derived from Hindustani, used …
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UR — /err, oor/ , n. an ancient Sumerian city on the Euphrates, in S Iraq: extensive excavations, esp. of royal tombs.
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OURIE — /oor"ee/ , adj. Scot. 1. shabby; dingy. 2. melancholy; languid. Also, oory . [ 1275-1325; ME (north) ouri, perh. ora …
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OORY — /oor"ee/ , adj. Scot. ourie.
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HACHURE — n. /ha shoor", hash"oor/ ; v. /ha shoor"/ , n. , v. , hachured, hachuring . n. 1. one of …
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ENURE — /en yoor", -oor"/ , v.t., v.i., enured, enuring . inure.
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CONCHOBAR
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ORE — I. ˈȯr noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English or, oor, partly from Old English ōra ore; partly from Old …
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OAR — I. ˈȯr noun Etymology: Middle English oor, from Old English ār; akin to Old Norse ār oar Date: before 12th …
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ORE — [ore] n, often attrib [ME or, oor, partly fr. OE ora ore; partly fr. OE ar brass; akin to OHG …
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OAR — [oar] n [ME oor, fr. OE ar; akin to ON ar oar] (bef. 12c) 1: a long pole with a …
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EAR
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TANG-PATROLLER — Bar hopper whose sole purpose for living is going to bars to pick up girls. Example: Look at Chris eyeballing …
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