General
wor
What does wor mean?
Originally 'our', now versatile, meaning our, me or us, often affectionately as in 'wor lass'.
"Wor lad's just started at the uni."
Origin
Dialect form of 'our'.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'wor' mean?
It originally means 'our' but is used versatily to mean our, me or us, often affectionately as in 'wor lass'.
Where is 'wor' from?
It's a Geordie (Tyneside) dialect form of 'our' from the North East of England.
How do you use 'wor'?
Use it before a family member or close person, as in 'Wor lad's just started at the uni.'
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