Words that rhyme with -ore

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

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Nis forNassau

Nassau is the capital and largest city of Bahamas. It has a population of approximately 280,000.

Capital cities, Cities in North America

Photo of Uppatasanti Pagoda in Naypyidaw

DiverDave (talk) / CC BY-SA

Nis forNaypyidaw

Naypyidaw is the capital city of Myanmar. It has a population of approximately 1,100,000.

Capital cities, Cities in Asia

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Ois forOar

An oar, sometimes called a paddle, is a long, thin pole with a wide, flat part at one or both ends. It is used to make a small boat like a canoe move forward, and to help in steering it.

Nautical

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Ois forOffshore

Offshore means in the water some distance from the shore, the sandy area where land meets a body of water such as an ocean or a lake.

List of locations, Adjectives

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Ois forOmnivore

An omnivore is a person or animal that eats meat and vegetables.

Labels

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Ois forOr

Or is a word that is used to connect two other words or phrases that are alternatives, for example "do you want beef or chicken?"

Conjunctions

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Ois forOre

An ore is a kind of rock that can be processed to turn it into something valuable, like metal or an element like sulfur. Low grade ore doesn't contain much of what you want, whereas high grade ore contains a lot. Ore is usually dug up in large quantities in a mine.

Gems & minerals

William Warby / CC BY-SA

Pis forPaw

A paw is a kind of animal's foot. Generally animals like cats, dogs and ferrets that eat other animals have paws. Animals that get eaten usually have hooves not paws. The paw in the picture belongs to a lion.

Body parts

Photo of a woman looking through a trash can

Franco Folini / CC BY-SA

Pis forPoor

Someone is poor if they do not have much money. An area might be described as poor if it is run down and a lot of poor people live there. You also use poor to describe something you feel sorry for. For example, if you see a hurt bird you might say "oh, look at the poor bird".

Adjectives