| ANTHOCHLORES | • ANTHOCHLORE n. a yellow pigment in flowers. |
| BANDALORES | • bandalores n. Plural of bandalore. • BANDALORE n. (obsolete) an eighteenth century toy resembling a yo-yo. |
| BLORES | • blores v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of blore. • blores n. Plural of blore. • Blores prop.n. Plural of Blore. |
| BOOKLORES | • BOOKLORE n. book learning. |
| CLINOCHLORES | • clinochlores n. Plural of clinochlore. • CLINOCHLORE n. a hexagonal variety of chlorite rich in magnesium and aluminium and usually poor in iron, aka ripidolite. |
| DEPLORES | • deplores v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of deplore. • DEPLORE v. to regret strongly. |
| EXPLORES | • explores v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of explore. • EXPLORE v. to examine thoroughly. |
| FAHLORES | • fahlores n. Plural of fahlore. • FAHLORE n. (German) an ore of copper, also FAHLERZ. |
| FOLKLORES | • folklores n. Plural of folklore. • folk-lores n. Plural of folk-lore. • FOLKLORE n. the beliefs and traditions of a people. |
| GALORES | • galores n. Plural of galore. • GALORE n. (Irish) an abundance. |
| IMPLORES | • implores v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of implore. • IMPLORE v. to beg for urgently. |
| LORES | • lores n. Plural of lore. • lo-res adj. Abbreviation of low-resolution. • LORE n. a traditional knowledge or belief. |
| REEXPLORES | • reexplores v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reexplore. • REEXPLORE v. to explore again. |
| SPLORES | • SPLORE n. (Scots) a frolic, a spree. |
| TEMBLORES | • temblores n. Plural of temblor. • TEMBLOR n. (Spanish) an earthquake or earth tremor, also TREMBLOR. |
| WOODLORES | • WOODLORE n. knowledge of the forest. |
| WORDLORES | • WORDLORE n. information about the history of words. |