cor English

Meaning cor meaning

What does cor mean?

cor interjection

— (Cockney, _, UK) Expression of surprise.

cor noun

— (historical, _, units of measure) Various former units of volume, particularly:

— A Hebrew unit of liquid volume, about equal to 230 L or 60 gallons.

— : approximately the same volume as a dry measure.

— dry volume

Synonyms cor synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as cor?

cor English » English

nucleus

heart

centrum

center

CoR English » English

Committee of the Regions

Examples cor examples

How do I use cor in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Cor, what a weight!

What's this? - Cor blimey!

Oh, cor blimey, where's Ruddock?

Cor blimey!

Cor! How many do you think there are?

Cor, look at that, a right stackers Borstal. - Do what? - Long term place, mate.

Cor! There's the girls.

Cor! Stone a little colonel, eh?

Look at that! Cor!

COR, WHAT A LOVELY BIT OF STUFF!

Cor, you're a bold gent!

Cor, what a stink!

Justin. Drop me off at the cor.

Habeas cor.

What do you mean, cor.?

Cor! I waited for hours in the queue for these tickets, Miss Scott.

Cor, what a place.

Cor! What a punch, though.

Oh, cor blimey.

Cor, you should see his right when he punches our cat.

Cor! What a way to treat your nice girlfriend.

Cor! What a stink!

Cor blimey.

A cross-eyed man crossing our path. Cor!

Cor, look!

Cor! Dear!

Cor-Corie?

Cor blimey! Your mitts, mate. Your mitts.

Cor, look at that!

Cor can I come too?

Cor this sounds brill!

Cor blimey, there's a lady present.

Cor, what a disgusting smell in here!

Cor blimey! Look, use the sink, I don't want me carpet all soaking wet.

Cor blimey, it's scalding!

Cor blimey, what nature has in store for us!

Cor blimey, Helen, don't encourage him.