kor

[ kawr, kohr ]

noun

1. homer ².

Word History and Origins

Origin of kor¹

From the Hebrew word kōr

Example Sentences

Neulander — founding rabbi of the Congregation M’kor Shalom synagogue in Cherry Hill, which merged two years ago with nearby Temple Emanuel — was sentenced to 30 years to life in January 2003 after he was convicted by a jury of having hired two men to kill his wife.

From Seattle Times

If you are generally in good health, regular pedicures at a nail salon may be an option — and allow you to avoid the cost of uncovered services at a podiatrist’s office, Kor says.

From Washington Post

Generally, if you’re physically able to care for your toenails and you have no underlying medical problems — such as diabetic neuropathy, or limited mobility or eyesight — you can consider cutting your own nails, says Alex Kor, a podiatrist at Witham Health Services in Lebanon, Ind., and a spokesman for the American Podiatric Medical Association.

From Washington Post

In the show’s pilot episode, “Orange Juice, No Pulp,” Fielder helps Brooklynite Kor Skeete confess to his trivia teammate, Tricia, that he lied about having a master’s degree.

From Seattle Times

“This needs to be taken seriously because you may not notice if something has irritated or punctured your feet,” Kor says.

From Washington Post