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Nore

Nore proper noun: a sandbar at the mouth of the River Thames.

Proper noun (1)

the Nore

  1. A sandbar at the mouth of the River Thames.
  2. (historical) The naval subcommand area covering the Thames, and at various times other parts of the east coast of England.

Proper noun (2)

Nore

  1. A village in Nore og Uvdal municipality, Buskerud county, Norway.

Origin of Nore

From Norwegian Nynorsk Nore.

Phrases with Nore

Questions about Nore

What does Nore mean?
Nore means a sandbar at the mouth of the River Thames.
What part of speech is Nore?
Nore is a proper noun.

Words near Nore in the dictionary

  1. Nordstroms
  2. Nordtvedt effect
  3. Nordtvedt effects
  4. Nordyke
  5. Nordykes
  6. Nore
  7. Nore og Uvdal
  8. noreast
  9. noreaster
  10. noreasterner
  11. noreasterners

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