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EOR) ORE,ROE
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A:
AEROAERO: pertaining to aircraft
B:
BOREBORE: (BEAR) to endure; to pierce with a rotary tool
ROBEROBE: to cover with a long, loose outer garment
C:
CEROCERO: a large food fish
CORECORE: to remove the central part of
D:
DOERDOER: one that does something
DOREDORE: a large freshwater fish
REDOREDO: something that is done again; to do again
RODERODE: (RIDE) to sit on, control, and be conveyed by an animal or machine; a cable attached to the anchor of a small boat
F:
FOREFORE: the front part of something
FROEFROE: a cleaving tool
G:
ERGOERGO: therefore
GOERGOER: one that goes
GOREGORE: to pierce with a hornlike part of the anatomy
OGREOGRE: a monster
H:
HEROHERO: a hoagie
HOERHOER: one that hoes
K:
KOREKORE: an ancient Greek statue of a young woman
L:
LORELORE: traditional knowledge or belief
ORLEORLE: a heraldic border
ROLEROLE: a part played by an actor
M:
MOREMORE: (MANY) consisting of or amounting to a large number
OMEROMER: a Hebrew unit of dry measure
N:
RENORENO: a renovated house
P:
POREPORE: to gaze intently
REPOREPO: something repossessed
ROPEROPE: to bind with a thick line of twisted fibers
S:
EROSEROS: sexual desire
ORESORES: (ORE) a mineral or rock containing a valuable metal
ROESROES: (ROE) the mass of eggs within a female fish
ROSEROSE: (RISE) to move upward; to make pink in color
SORESORE: painfully sensitive to the touch; to mutilate the feet of (a horse) so as to force a particular gait
T:
ROTEROTE: mechanical routine
TORETORE: (TEAR) to excrete a saline liquid from the eye; to pull apart into pieces; a torus
U:
EUROEURO: the unit of currency used by most European countries
ROUEROUE: a lecherous man
V:
OVEROVER: to leap above and to the other side of
ROVEROVE: (REEVE) to fasten by passing through or around something; to roam
W:
WOREWORE: (WEAR) to have on one's person
X:
OXEROXER: a fence for keeping in cattle
Y:
OYEROYER: a type of legal writ
YOREYORE: time past
Z:
ZEROZERO: to aim at the exact center of a target
anahooks: AU,LNST,BCDFGHKMPVWY,XZ