gore
noun
uk/ɡɔːr/us/ɡɔːr/gorenoun(BLOOD)
[U]
blood,especiallyfromviolenceorinjury:
It's a goodfilm, but there's a lot ofbloodandgore in it.
- Horrormovieshave got moresophisticated,turnedup thesuspenseandtoneddown the gore.
- Videogamesareachievingevenhighershockvalueby pairing thelatestincomputer-generatedgore withhistoricaltragedies.
- In hischillingdocumentary, thefilmmakeravoidsgore orsensationalism.
The circulatory system & blood
- ABO
- accessory pathway
- antegrade
- anterograde
- anti-platelet
- blood donor
- blood vessel
- capillary
- erectile
- immunoglobulin
- intravascular
- intravenously
- jugular
- jugular vein
- Rh factor
- vasodilation
- VEGF
- veined
- vena
- venosus
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Violent or aggressive
gorenoun(PIECE OF MATERIAL)
[C]
apieceofmaterialshapedlike atriangleor with one endnarrowerthan the other, used in makingskirts,sails, orumbrellas:
It hasextragores offabricin theskirtto make it all swirly andfull.
- Sheworeaplaidskirtwith gores and awhiteblouse.
- You can makeyourownpatioumbrellabycuttingandsewinggores onto aframe.
Knitting & sewing
- appliqué
- appliquéd
- Aran
- Bargello
- baste
- haberdashery
- handknit
- handknitted
- hank
- hem
- overcast
- quilting
- reknit
- resew
- rib
- runsomethingup
- running stitch
- sampler
- seam
- sew
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Style & appearance of clothes
gore
verb[T]
uk/ɡɔːr/us/ɡɔːr/(of ananimal) tocauseaninjuryto someone, ordamagesomething, with thehornsortusks:
(动物用角或獠牙)抵伤,顶伤,戳伤gored by abull被公牛顶伤
Animal (non-human) behaviour
- accidental
- beg
- behave
- behaviour
- behavioural science
- behaviourist
- claw
- gambol
- housebroken
- migrate
- monogamous
- monogamy
- murmuration
- nocturnal
- non-migrant
- nuzzle
- ruminate
- scent
- skitter
- soar