hoar
American
[hawr, hohr]
/ hɔr, hoʊr /
hoar
British
/ hɔː /
noun
adjective
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rare covered with hoarfrost
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archaic a poetic variant of hoary
Etymology
Origin of hoar
before 900; Middle English hor, Old English hār; cognate with Old Norse hārr gray with age, Old Frisian hēr gray, Old High German hēr old ( German hehr august, sublime)
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