sore

Letters that make sore

s, o, e, r are letters that make 'sore'

Words within sore

ore, OR, re, so, Re are words within 'sore'

Anagrams of sore

rose, eros, ores, roes are anagrams of 'sore'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of sore

sorel, sorer, sores, Sorex are words created by adding a letter to 'sore'


4 possible definitions for 'sore'

Sore as "an open skin infection"

Under this definition, sore is a noun and has the following properties:

sore as a type

'sore' can be a type of infection.

Types of sore

gall, blain, chancre, fester, suppurating sore are types of 'sore'.


Sore as "causing misery or pain or distress"

Under this definition, sore is an adjective and has the following properties:

Synonyms

painful, afflictive have the same meaning as 'sore'

Derivatives of sore

discomfort, soreness, afflict, smite, irritation, painfulness, pain are derivatives of 'sore'.

Similar to sore

unpleasant is similar to sore.

Example of sore used within this context

"it was a sore trial to him", "the painful process of growing up"


Sore as "hurting"

Under this definition, sore is an adjective and has the following properties:

Synonyms

tender, sensitive, raw have the same meaning as 'sore'

Derivatives of sore

sensibility, sensitivity, sensitiveness, rawness, tenderness, soreness are derivatives of 'sore'.

Similar to sore

painful is similar to sore.


Sore as "roused to anger"

Under this definition, sore is an adjective and has the following properties:

Synonyms

huffy, mad have the same meaning as 'sore'

sore Usage

'sore' can be a useage of colloquialism.

Derivatives of sore

discomfort, soreness, huffiness, irritation, fury, rage, madness, huff, miff, seeing red are derivatives of 'sore'.

Similar to sore

angry is similar to sore.

Example of sore used within this context

"stayed huffy a good while"- Mark Twain, "she gets mad when you wake her up so early", "mad at his friend", "sore over a remark"



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