Associations to the word «Blore»
Noun
- Heath
- Eric
- Staffordshire
- Valet
- Salisbury
- Buckingham
- Crewe
- Edward
- Architect
- Rhodes
- Chuck
- Butler
- Erik
- Palace
- Lodge
- Battle
- Rogers
- Earl
- William
- Margaret
- Alice
- Walter
- Archbishop
- Comedy
- Entrance
- Hunt
- Style
- Anthony
- Iv
- Design
- Rose
- Sir
- Castle
- Roger
- Wolf
- Wing
- Thomas
- Parish
- Architecture
- Henry
- Admiral
- Duke
- Actor
- Interior
- Robert
- Lord
- George
- Harry
- Cross
- James
- September
- Estate
- House
- Hall
- War
- Scott
- Role
- Lady
- Queen
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Wiktionary
BLORE, verb. (archaic) (dialectal) To cry; cry out; weep.
BLORE, verb. (archaic) (dialectal) To bray; bleat like an animal; bellow.
BLORE, noun. (obsolete) The act of blowing; a roaring wind; a blast.
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