noun. A kind of fish.

noun. A Hebrew and Phenician oil-measure, supposed to be equal to 96 United States (old wine) gallons. The cor (translated measure) is mentioned in Luke xvi. 7 as a dry measure. Also chor.

noun. An abbreviation of Corinthians.

noun. See core, corps.

noun. The heart, in the anatomical sense; the physiologically central organ of the system of blood-vessels.

noun. An abbreviation of coroner; [l. c.]

noun. of correlative

noun. of correspondence, correspondent, and corresponding.

noun. Assimilated form of com-, con-, before r. See com-.

noun. A Hebrew measure of capacity; a homer.

noun. A Hebrew measure of capacity; a core or homer.

interjection. Expression of surprise.

"The d é cor is spare, with platform floor beds and colorful walls."

cor caroli  cor hydræ  cor leonis  cor scorpionis  cor villosum  

Boer  Bohr  C4  Dior  Dore  

artem  coepit  consentit  continuo  cor-  

homer  

core