WOR

Meaning of WOR in English

abbreviation

Usage: often capitalized

worshipful

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WOR — сокр. 1. [waiting on rig] ожидание доставки буровой установки 2. [waiting on rotary] ожидание доставки роторной буровой установки 3. [water-oil …
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WOR — сокр. 1. [waiting on rig] ожидание доставки буровой установки 2. [waiting on rotary] ожидание доставки роторной буровой установки 3. [water-oil …
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WOR — сокр. 1. [waiting on rig] ожидание доставки буровой установки 2. [waiting on rotary] ожидание доставки роторной буровой установки 3. [water-oil ratio] …
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WOR — торг. сокр. от we offer retail
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WOR — сокр. 1. [waiting on rig] ожидание доставки буровой установки 2. [waiting on rotary] ожидание доставки роторной буровой установки 3. [water-oil …
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WOR — сокр. 1. [waiting on rig] ожидание доставки буровой установки 2. [waiting on rotary] ожидание доставки роторной буровой установки 3. [water-oil …
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WORLDLY — — worldliness , n. /werrld"lee/ , adj., worldlier, worldliest , adv. adj. 1. of or pertaining to this world as …
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WEST WARWICK — /wawr"ik, -wik, wor"-/ a town in E Rhode Island, near Providence. 27,026.
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WARWICK — /wawr"ik, wor"-/ or, for 4, /wawr"wik, wor"-/ , n. 1. Earl of ( Richard Neville, Earl of Salisbury ) ( …
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WARRIOR — — warriorlike , adj. /wawr"ee euhr, wawr"yeuhr, wor"ee euhr, wor"yeuhr/ , n. 1. a person engaged or experienced in warfare; …
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WARRANTY — n. /wawr"euhn tee, wor"-/ ; v. /wawr'euhn tee", wor'-/ , n. , pl. warranties , v. , warrantied, warrantying . …
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WARRANTOR — /wawr"euhn tawr', -teuhr, wor"-/ , n. a person who warrants or makes a warranty. Also, warranter /wawr"euhn teuhr, wor"-/ . …
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WORTHY — [wor.thy] adj wor.thi.er ; -est (13c) 1 a: having worth or value: estimable "a ~ cause" b: honorable, meritorious "~ …
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WORSHIPFUL — [wor.ship.ful] adj (14c) 1 a archaic: notable, distinguished b chiefly Brit--used as a title for various persons or groups of …
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WORSHIP — [wor.ship] n [ME worshipe worthiness, respect, reverence paid to a divine being, fr. OE weorthscipe worthiness, respect, fr. weorth worthy, …
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WORRY — [wor.ry] vb wor.ried ; wor.ry.ing [ME worien, fr. OE wyrgan; akin to OHG wurgen to strangle, Lith verzti to constrict] …
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WORRISOME — [wor.ri.some] adj (1845) 1: causing distress or worry 2: inclined to worry or fret -- wor.ri.some.ly adv -- wor.ri.some.ness n
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UNWORTHY — [un.wor.thy] adj (13c) 1 a: lacking in excellence or value: poor, worthless b: base, dishonorable 2: not meritorious: undeserving "~ …
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TRUSTWORTHY — [trust.wor.thy] adj (1829): worthy of confidence: dependable -- trust.wor.thi.ly adv -- trust.wor.thi.ness n
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SEAWORTHY — [sea.wor.thy] adj (1807): fit or safe for a sea voyage "a ~ ship" -- sea.wor.thi.ness n
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ROADWORTHY — [road.wor.thy] adj (1819): fit for use on the road -- road.wor.thi.ness n
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PRAISEWORTHY — [praise.wor.thy] adj (15c): laudable -- praise.wor.thi.ly adv -- praise.wor.thi.ness n
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NOTEWORTHY — [note.wor.thy] adj (1552): worthy of or attracting attention esp. because of some special excellence -- note.wor.thi.ly adv -- note.wor.thi.ness n
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NEWSWORTHY — [news.wor.thy] adj (1932): sufficiently interesting to the general public to warrant reporting (as in a newspaper) -- news.wor.thi.ness n
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CREDITWORTHY — [cred.it.wor.thy] adj (1924): financially sound enough to justify the extension of credit -- cred.it.wor.thi.ness n
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CRASHWORTHY — [crash.wor.thy] adj (1966): resistant to the effects of collision "~ cars" -- crash.wor.thi.ness n
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BLAMEWORTHY — [blame.wor.thy] adj (14c): being at fault: deserving blame -- blame.wor.thi.ness n syn blameworthy, blamable, guilty, culpable mean deserving reproach or …
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AIRWORTHY — [air.wor.thy] adj (1829): fit for operation in the air "an ~ airplane" -- air.wor.thi.ness n
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WARLOCK — n. archaic a sorcerer or wizard. [OE wór-loga traitor f. wór covenant: loga rel. to LIE(2)]
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