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lor

British  
/ lɔː /

interjection

  1. not_standard  an exclamation of surprise or dismay

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Etymology

Origin of lor

from Lord (interj)

Example Sentences

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“Why?” asks Lor, sitting nearby.

From Los Angeles Times

In exchange, prosecutors agreed to drop two other homicide charges he had faced in the July 2021 shooting deaths of Peng Lor and Nemo Yang, both 24, and Trevor Maloney, 23.

From Seattle Times

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter joined the family at the news conference, saying he knew the couple and their children because Vang’s wife, Ker Lor, had previously interned in his office.

From Seattle Times

Lor and Yang had no permanent address, but frequently lived in and around the La Crosse area, while Maloney’s last known addresses were in Cashton and Sparta in western Wisconsin, the sheriff’s department said.

From Seattle Times

Lor and Yang had no permanent address, but frequently lived in and around the La Crosse area, while Maloney's last known addresses were in Cashton and Sparta in western Wisconsin, the sheriff's office said.

From Fox News