verb
blore
blaw
verb
1
(archaic) To cry loudly or weep.
"The child blored until her mother came running."
2
(archaic) To bellow or bray, as an animal does.
"The old bull blored from the far field whenever a storm approached."
noun
1
(archaic) A sudden gust or roar of wind.
"A blore off the sea rattled the shutters all night."
How to Use Blore
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishAn old word for crying, bellowing, or a sudden blast of wind — rarely used today outside of dialect or historical writing.
Easily confused with
Word Forms
blored past tense, blores plural, Blores plural, blores singular
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Etymology
From Middle English bloren, a variant of bleren/blaren, related to Old English words meaning "to bellow" — the same root that gives us "blare."