Words that rhyme with -ore

Sis forSnore

Sometimes when you are asleep, while you breathe the soft tissues at the back of your mouth vibrate and make a noise, which is called snoring. Snoring can be quite quiet, or very loud and annoying enough to keep anyone else near them awake.

Sounds

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Sis forSpore

Spores are the way some bacteria, fungi, ferns and algae reproduce. One spore can grow into a whole new organism. Spores are similar to seeds but they only need one parent not a male and a female parent like is needed to make seeds. Spores are also much smaller than seeds and do not have food reserves inside them.

Plant parts

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Sis forStore

A store is a place where you can go to buy things. Another word for store is shop. It is also a verb, that means to put something into storage.

Places, Verbs

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Sis forStraw

wheat. It is the dried stalks of the plants after the seed heads have been cut off at harvest time. Straw is used for animal bedding, mulching gardens, as thatched rooves, making hats, and as a poor-quality animal feed. Hay is similar to straw but is a better quality animal feed.

Materials, Waste

American Football player Theodore Bridgewater.

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Tis forTheodore

Theodore is a Greek name for boys. Theodore means "God's gift." The man in the picture is American Football player Theodore Bridgewater.

Names, Male names

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Tis forTrapdoor

A trapdoor is a kind of door that is in a floor rather than in a wall. Trapdoors usually lead to basements or cellars.

Openings

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Tis forTug o' war

A tug of war is when two groups of people pull on opposite ends of a length of rope. The winning team is the one that pulls it furthest in their direction. Usually there is a marker in the middle of the rope so you can tell how far the teams have come. Sometimes there is something like a pool of water or mud in the middle so the losing team falls in.

Toys and games

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Wis forWar

War is a fight at its largest scale, between two or more countries and possibly involving millions of soldiers.

Weapons

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Wis forWarsaw

Warsaw is the capital city of Poland. The population of Warsaw is around 2.6 million.

Capital cities, Cities in Europe

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Wis forWore

Wore is the past tense of wear. It might mean damage made slowly, for example "the horse wore a track into the grass" or it might mean clothing that has been worn, for example "she wore a green dress to the party".

Past