Associations to the word «Tor»
Noun
- Proc
- Cornwall
- Cholesterol
- Nu
- Microwave
- Garion
- Kathryn
- Capacitor
- Neurotransmitter
- Amer
- Britannia
- Brent
- Parenthesis
- Tice
- Neuron
- Axon
- Ern
- Lois
- Ver
- Indus
- Dipole
- Ri
- Wil
- Prob
- Eq
- Hayden
- Crag
- Hy
- Por
- Han
- Di
- Ute
- Reflector
- Suffix
- Sykes
- Voltage
- Summit
- Ness
- Pa
- Conductivity
- Modulation
- Ta
- Fiction
- Andreas
- Tori
- Jens
- Bind
- Bar
- M2
- Transmitting
- Lar
- Hormone
- Ar
- Torture
- Shaman
- Ob
- Antenna
- Td
- Amplitude
- Reviewer
- Ea
- Valle
- Progenitor
- Fission
- Paperback
- Cato
- Dent
- Ing
- Coupling
- Sensing
- Adv
- Trilogy
- Sulfide
- Polymerization
- Vis
- Gar
- Bari
- Raman
- Chuckle
Adjective
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.
Wise words
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