tori

[ tawr-ahy, tohr-ahy ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

tori

/ ˈtɔːraɪ /

If you fertilized your lawn today, you have led a more productive life than Tori Spelling.

And in the matter of “making anyone and everyone prominent,” who the heck are Tori and Dean?

But, going back to the April 28th issue, the lead story is “Tori & Dean in Therapy on TV—Sex-Addiction Nightmare.”

An Ani DiFranco or Tori Amos can be neutralized with a hefty country section or heavy metal.

Later she murmured approval as Tori Spelling showed off hostessing tips.

So a good ondo tori is hard to find; and they are paid well to come to our festivals.

Tak Tori and the dear good wife are my true lovers, she said; I will live with them and be their daughter.

Wakare no tori, the bird which warns lovers of the approach of day.

"I do think that these be lying tidings," said Tori the priest of Ludford.

In the Ainu language Pira means "a cliff," and Tori "a residence."

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