Tor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a high, craggy hill
• a hill or rocky peak
• high rocky hill
• A tower; a turret.
• High-pointed hill; a rocky pinnacle.
• a prominent rock or pile of rocks on a hill
• a high rocky hill

Words related to TOR

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Words that contain TOR

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How to use TOR in a sentence

• Just before a quarter to four a great movement was seen from the direction of the Brandenburger Tor, which spread like a wave along the street.
• We passed the night at Matlock in sight of the rock called the High Tor.
• Tradition says it was erected by a merchant to commemorate his escape from shipwreck on the coast, in consequence of this Tor serving as a guide to the pilot.
• Convicted of entering the abode of the French ambassador, he was desired to explain his motives tor so doing, but remained obstinately silent.
• The great central plain is spread before one with distant Glastonbury Tor on the horizon.
• On the western side of the Brandenburger Tor there is seldom an hour, without a tangle of traffic which is entirely unnecessary if the police knew their business.
• Their appearance was the signal tor the people to disperse, and the routed mob proceeded, with the cavalry in close pursuit, down Digbeth and up Broomsgrove-street, to St.
• The first tor on our horizon was Sharp Tor, which the Dart evidently feared.
• The next tor was nameless for us, but it was even finer than Sharp Tor.
• Out of this central plain rise several isolated, cone-like hills, the most notable being Glastonbury Tor and Brent Knoll.
• But ever Sir Dinadan thought he should know him by his shield that it should be Sir Tor.
• I say the same, said Sir Lamorak, except my brother, Sir Tor.
• How Sir Tor overcame the knight, and how he lost his head at the request of a lady.
• But Tor was not like none of them all in shape nor in countenance, for he was much more than any of them.
• Now, said King Arthur unto the cow herd, where is the sword he shall be made knight withal? It is here, said Tor.
• Now Merlin, said Arthur, say whether this Tor shall be a good knight or no.
• Sir, said Tor unto Merlin, dishonour not my mother.
• I may not tarry, said Sir Tor, for I am in a quest that I must needs follow.
• Then there came one armed on horseback, and dressed his shield, and came fast toward Tor, and he dressed him against him, and so ran together that Tor bare him from his horse.
• And Sir Tor smote him through the shield below of the shield that it went through the cost of the knight, but the stroke slew him not.
• And therewith Sir Tor alighted and smote him on the helm a great stroke, and therewith the knight yielded him and besought him of mercy.
• I will well, said Sir Tor, but thou and thy fellow must go unto King Arthur, and yield you prisoners unto him.
• Now go ye forth, said Sir Tor, and God speed you and me.
• WITH that came a damosel riding on a palfrey as fast as she might drive, and cried with a loud voice unto Sir Tor.
• NOW, said King Pellinore, I shall put to you two knights, and ye shall choose which is most worthy, that is Sir Bagdemagus, and Sir Tor, my son.
• THEN Sir Brian de les Isles and Grummore Grummursum, knights of the castle, encountered with Sir Aglovale, and Sir Tor smote down Sir Grummore Grummursum to the earth.
• Then rode out quickly at Sir Tor one armed on horseback, but Sir Tor was quick as he, and riding at him bore him from his horse, and made him yield.
• And Sir Tor alighting, went into the first, and saw three damsels lie there, sleeping.
• But in the end, Sir Tor, finding the strange knight faint, doubled his strokes until he beat him to the earth.
• I went along the Budapester Strasse to the Brandenburger Tor, through which workmen from Moabit had streamed at noon declaring that they would strike.

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