Associations to the word «Tor»
Noun
- Fac
- Dur
- Pr
- Doc
- Doherty
- Sec
- Erik
- Tat
- Berliner
- Tors
- Vic
- Outcrop
- Kal
- M1
- Kai
- Cant
- Conan
- Rec
- Estrogen
- Pb
- Ro
- Mo
- Agonist
- Avalon
- Larsen
- Browser
- Forge
- Fg
- Receptor
- Diode
- Onion
- Encryption
- Cas
- Oscillator
- Tyrosine
- Audi
- Detector
- Ligand
- Sanderson
- Cholera
- Norwegian
- Subtype
- Cairn
- Transistor
- Rune
- Router
- Bantam
- Swords
- Moor
- Semiconductor
- Sinai
- Biopsy
- Routing
- Ole
- Kinase
- Granite
- Imprint
- Ras
- Signaling
- Platelet
- Novella
- Nils
- Countess
- Roma
- Scandinavia
- Activation
- Phosphorylation
- Lymphocyte
- Qu
- Tu
- Devon
- Merlin
- Mediator
- Waveguide
- Tensor
- Ac
- Spectrometer
- Helium
- Transcription
- Nsa
- Vector
- Doppler
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
TOR, adjective. Alternative form of tore ("hard, difficult; strong; rich").
TOR, noun. A craggy outcrop of rock on the summit of a hill.
TOR, noun. (South-West England) A hill.
TOR, noun. (UK) (dialect) A tower; a turret.
TOR, proper noun. Toronto
TOR, noun. (computing) An implementation of second-generation onion routing.
TOR, proper noun. Abbreviation of Toronto.
Dictionary definition
TOR, noun. A prominent rock or pile of rocks on a hill.
TOR, noun. A high rocky hill.
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