intj

gor

Gor (intj) means (British dialect) A mild exclamation of surprise, a softened way of saying "God.". Example: “Gor, would you look at the size of that!”

intj

(British dialect) A mild exclamation of surprise, a softened way of saying "God."

"Gor, would you look at the size of that!"

How to use gor

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishAn old-fashioned British way of saying 'blimey' or 'wow,' avoiding saying God's name directly.

When to use it

Dated and regional; mostly heard in older British dialect or period writing.

Easily confused with

cor → gosh →

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Etymology

A minced oath — a softened, less blasphemous-sounding stand-in for "God," similar to "cor" or "gosh."

Frequently asked questions

What does “gor” mean?

The word “gor” means (British dialect) A mild exclamation of surprise, a softened way of saying "God.". In plain terms, an old-fashioned British way of saying 'blimey' or 'wow,' avoiding saying God's name directly.

How do you use “gor” in a sentence?

Here is “gor” used in a sentence: “Gor, would you look at the size of that!”

What part of speech is “gor”?

“Gor” is an intj.

What is the meaning of gor?

"gor" (intj) means (British dialect) A mild exclamation of surprise, a softened way of saying "God.".