gor

[gawr]

interjection British Dialect.

(used as a mild oath.)
(used as an exclamation of surprise or disbelief.)

Also cor.

Origin of gor

see origin at gorblimey

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Historical Examples of gor

Something in Gor's face told Rawson that his companion was troubled.
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"It is all that is left," said Gor, when Rawson interrupted his narrative.
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He had tried to talk to Gor, tried to tell him of his own limitations.
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He fired the questions out with furious eagerness, and Gor replied.
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Rawson's reply was not an answer to Gor so much as it was an argument with himself.
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