Words that rhyme with -ore

Iis forIndoor

You are indoors if you are inside a house or other building. An indoor version of something is one that is meant to be kept or used indoors, for example an indoor plant.

Adjectives

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Jis forJaw

Scientific name: mandible

Your jaw is the bottom part of your face. Your jaw has a separate bone and can move while you keep the rest of your head still. The bones in the picture are a sheep's jawbone and skull.

Body parts

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Kis forKangaroo paw

Scientific name: anigozanthos flavidus and other anigozanthos

Kangaroo paw is the common name for a flowering plant from south Western Australia. It copes well with drought, and is a popular garden plant, especially in native Australian gardens. There are a number of newer and prettier varieties that have been bred as the plant becomes domesticated. There are dwarf varieties, but the larger kind can grow up to 1.5m high. It comes in a range of colours from the original oranges and reds to new pink shades.

Plants

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Lis forLabrador

The labrador retriever is a very popular breed of gun dog. They were originally developed to retrieve birds after they were shot. Labradors come in three main colours - yellow, black and chocolate. Labradors are a gentle, intelligent dog and make excellent family pets. They can be trained to be helping dogs, and are used as guide dogs for blind people.

Dogs

Photo by Jay Dodge

Mis forMacaw

Scientific name: ara macao

Macaws are a group of parrots found in tropical areas. The most recognizable kind of macaw is the scarlet macaw in the picture. Macaws are often kept as pets.

Birds

Photo by Ed Sweeney

Mis forMeteor

A meteor is a firey streak that can be seen in the sky when a meteoroid enters Earth's atmosphere. Meteors are often called shooting stars.

Astronomical

Photo by Joseph Echeverria

Mis forMoor (place)

A moor is an area of land with poor drainage, usually overgrown with heather and covered in a thick layer of peat.

Landscape

Photo by Michael Coghlan

Mis forMoor (tie)

You moor a boat when you tie it to something on the shore so it doesn't float away. See also moor, the swampy area.

Nautical, Verbs

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Mis forMotor

A motor is a device that powers a car, truck or other machine and makes it move.

Devices

Photo by Liz Lawley

Mis forMount Rushmore

Mount Rushmore features the faces of former American presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln carved into the side of the mountain. The sculpture was made between 1927 and 1941. Mount Rushmore is in the American state of South Dakota.

Landmarks