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Words ending in OR
There are 972 words ending in OR in the standard word-game list. The most common are for, door, doctor, poor, floor, honor.
Most common, with meanings
| Word | Meaning | Points |
|---|---|---|
| for | Because, as, since. | 6 |
| door | a swinging or sliding barrier that will close the entrance to a room or building or vehicle | 5 |
| doctor | (Roman Catholic Church) a title conferred on 33 saints who distinguished themselves through the orthodoxy of… | 9 |
| poor | deserving or inciting pity | 6 |
| floor | the inside lower horizontal surface (as of a room, hallway, tent, or other structure) | 8 |
| honor | a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction | 8 |
| major | of greater importance or stature or rank | 14 |
| professor | someone who is a member of the faculty at a college or university | 14 |
| favor | an act of gracious kindness | 11 |
| director | someone who controls resources and expenditures | 11 |
| narrator | someone who tells a story | 8 |
| nor | And... not (introducing a negative statement, without necessarily following one). | 3 |
| inspector | a high ranking police officer | 13 |
| color | having or capable of producing colors | 7 |
| mayor | the head of a city government | 10 |
| mirror | polished surface that forms images by reflecting light | 8 |
| governor | the head of a state government | 12 |
| junior | used of the younger of two persons of the same name especially used to distinguish a son from his father | 13 |
| victor | a combatant who is able to defeat rivals | 11 |
| senior | older; higher in rank; longer in length of tenure or service | 6 |
| emperor | the male ruler of an empire | 11 |
| actor | a theatrical performer | 7 |
| elevator | lifting device consisting of a platform or cage that is raised and lowered mechanically in a vertical shaft… | 11 |
| senator | a member of a senate | 7 |
| behavior | manner of acting or controlling yourself | 16 |
| neighbor | a person who lives (or is located) near another | 14 |
| traitor | someone who betrays their country by committing treason | 7 |
| warrior | someone engaged in or experienced in warfare | 10 |
| monitor | someone who supervises (an examination) | 9 |
| minor | of lesser importance or stature or rank | 7 |
| liquor | an alcoholic beverage that is distilled rather than fermented | 15 |
| motor | conveying information to the muscles from the CNS | 7 |
| ambassador | a diplomat of the highest rank; accredited as representative from one country to another | 15 |
| superior | of high or superior quality or performance | 10 |
| labor | a political party formed in Great Britain in 1900; characterized by the promotion of labor's interests and… | 7 |
| humor | a message whose ingenuity or verbal skill or incongruity has the power to evoke laughter | 10 |
| prosecutor | a government official who conducts criminal prosecutions on behalf of the state | 14 |
| editor | a person responsible for the editorial aspects of publication; the person who determines the final content… | 7 |
| horror | intense and profound fear | 9 |
| terror | an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety | 6 |
| counselor | someone who gives advice about problems | 11 |
| operator | (mathematics) a symbol or function representing a mathematical operation | 10 |
| error | a wrong action attributable to bad judgment or ignorance or inattention | 5 |
| visitor | someone who visits | 10 |
| hector | be bossy towards | 11 |
| rumor | gossip (usually a mixture of truth and untruth) passed around by word of mouth | 7 |
| sailor | any member of a ship's crew | 6 |
| prior | earlier in time | 7 |
| sector | a plane figure bounded by two radii and the included arc of a circle | 8 |
| author | writes (books or stories or articles or the like) professionally (for pay) | 9 |
| harbor | a sheltered port where ships can take on or discharge cargo | 11 |
| bachelor | a man who has never been married | 15 |
| survivor | one who lives through affliction | 14 |
| armor | protective covering made of metal and used in combat | 7 |
| factor | anything that contributes causally to a result | 11 |
| pastor | a person authorized to conduct religious worship | 8 |
| corridor | an enclosed passageway; rooms usually open onto it | 11 |
| investigator | a scientist who devotes themself to doing research | 16 |
| tumor | an abnormal new mass of tissue that serves no purpose | 7 |
| flavor | the general atmosphere of a place or situation and the effect that it has on people | 12 |
All 972 words
- for
- door
- doctor
- poor
- floor
- honor
- major
- professor
- favor
- director
- narrator
- nor
- inspector
- color
- mayor
- mirror
- governor
- junior
- victor
- senior
- emperor
- actor
- elevator
- senator
- behavior
- neighbor
- traitor
- warrior
- monitor
- minor
- liquor
- motor
- ambassador
- superior
- labor
- humor
- prosecutor
- editor
- horror
- terror
- counselor
- operator
- error
- visitor
- hector
- rumor
- sailor
- prior
- sector
- author
- harbor
- bachelor
- survivor
- armor
- factor
- pastor
- corridor
- investigator
- tumor
- flavor
- supervisor
- anchor
- interior
- razor
- donor
- generator
- collector
- refrigerator
- instructor
- sponsor
- savior
- mentor
- senor
- janitor
- chancellor
- tutor
- creator
- advisor
- tractor
- translator
- predator
- parlor
- metaphor
- reactor
- tailor
- conductor
- meteor
- protector
- detector
- manor
- contractor
- successor
- solicitor
- sensor
- inferior
- ancestor
- alligator
- signor
- outdoor
- perpetrator
- competitor
- projector
- detonator
- dictator
- administrator
- inventor
- commentator
- investor
- vector
- counsellor
- gator
- exterior
- cor
- moor
- monsignor
- radiator
- tor
- proctor
- juror
- accelerator
- vendor
- impostor
- navigator
- odor
- benefactor
- indoor
- gladiator
- councillor
- predecessor
- negotiator
- endeavor
- sculptor
- coordinator
- curator
- distributor
- councilor
- nestor
- rigor
- suitor
- terminator
- conqueror
- decorator
- dishonor
- ventilator
- confessor
- castor
- calculator
- equator
- decor
- valor
- misdemeanor
- spectator
- communicator
- proprietor
- indicator
- condor
- savor
- vapor
- tenor
- splendor
- exterminator
- processor
- ulterior
- vibrator
- matador
- surveyor
- backdoor
- collaborator
- raptor
- censor
- conveyor
- carburetor
- defibrillator
- locator
- anterior
- escalator
- rector
- tremor
- cantor
- simulator
- executor
- inquisitor
- visor
- scissor
- liberator
- demeanor
- posterior
- arbor
- incubator
- chiropractor
- incinerator
- mediator
- vigor
- respirator
- aviator
- deflector
- regulator
- auditor
- labrador
- rotor
- candor
- educator
- trapdoor
- denominator
- excelsior
- compressor
- impersonator
- stupor
- squalor
- transistor
- manipulator
- aggressor
- inhibitor
- guarantor
- abductor
- interceptor
- interrogator
- defector
- abhor
- excavator
- boor
- fervor
- senhor
- contributor
- precursor
- tabor
- moderator
- illustrator
- oppressor
- dor
- retractor
- debtor
- camphor
- capacitor
- reflector
- motivator
- agitator
- creditor
- prospector
- clamor
- orator
- assessor
- receptor
- conspirator
- alternator
- injector
- connector
- captor
- ejector
- procurator
- instigator
- innovator
- tormentor
- rancor
- litigator
- oscillator
- constrictor
- compactor
- rotator
- animator
- kor
- ardor
- extractor
- facilitator
- modulator
- carburettor
- gor
- conquistador
- abator
- abbreviator
- abdicator
- abettor
- abnegator
- abominator
- abstractor
- accentor
- acceptor
- accommodator
- accumulator
- acquisitor
- activator
- actuator
- adaptor
- adductor
- adjudicator
- adjuror
- adjustor
- adulator
- adulterator
- advocator
- aerator
- alastor
- algor
- alienator
- alienor
- alleviator
- allocator
- amalgamator
- ameliorator
- anaphor
- annihilator
- annotator
- annunciator
- antecessor
- anticipator
- antilabor
- antipredator
- antitumor
- apparitor
- appellor
- applicator
- appreciator
- appropriator
- arbitrator
- arrestor
- articulator
- aspersor
- aspirator
- assassinator
- assentor
- assertor
- assignor
- assimilator
- assistor
- assuror
- attenuator
- attestor
- attractor
- augmentor
- authenticator
- avigator
- bailor
- baroceptor
- baroreceptor
- barrator
- barretor
- beclamor
- beglamor
- belabor
- beliquor
- bettor
- bevor
- bicolor
- bioreactor
- biosensor
- bisector
- blackamoor
- boardsailor
- brachiator
- bronchodilator
- buccinator
- calibrator
- calumniator
- canephor
- captivator
- castigator
- castrator
- caveator
- celebrator
- chador
- chantor
- chelator
- chemoreceptor
- chlorinator
- circulator
- circumnavigator
- citator
- clangor
- coactor
- coadjutor
- coanchor
- coauthor
- coconspirator
- cocreator
- cocurator
- codebtor
- codirector
- coeditor
- coenamor
- coexecutor
- cofactor
- cogenerator
- coinventor
- coinvestigator
- coinvestor
- colessor
- collator
- collimator
- combustor
- commemorator
- commutator
- comparator
- compensator
- compositor
- comprador
- compurgator
- concentrator
- conciliator
- condemnor
- confabulator
- confiscator
- confiteor
- conglomerator
- congratulator
- congregator
- conjuror
- consecrator
- conservator
- consignor
- consolidator
- constructor
- consultor
- consummator
- contaminator
- contemnor
- contemplator
- continuator
- contradictor
- convector
- convenor
- convertor
- cooperator
- copastor
- coprocessor
- coproprietor
- corepressor
- corporator
- corrector
- correlator
- corroborator
- corruptor
- cosponsor
- counterdemonstrator
- countertenor
- counterterror
- covenantor
- cremator
- cruor
- cultivator
- cursor
- cuspidor
- deactivator
- deaerator
- decapitator
- decelerator
- decolor
- deconstructor
- decontaminator
- decorticator
- dedicator
- defalcator
- deflator
- defoliator
- dehydrator
- delator
- delegator
- delineator
- demodulator
- demonstrator
- denigrator
- depictor
- depositor
- depreciator
- depredator
- depressor
- desalinator
- descriptor
- desecrator
- desiccator
- designator
- desolator
- determinator
- detractor
- devastator
- deviator
- devisor
- diffusor
- digestor
- dilator
- dilutor
- discolor
- discriminator
- disfavor
- disintegrator
- dispossessor
- dissector
- disseisor
- disseminator
- dissertator
- dissimulator
- distrainor
- divisor
- dolor
- dominator
- donator
- duplicator
- dynamotor
- eductor
- effector
- eigenvector
- ejaculator
- elector
- elicitor
- eliminator
- elucidator
- elutriator
- emanator
- emancipator
- emasculator
- embraceor
- emulator
- enactor
- enamor
- endorsor
- enumerator
- enunciator
- ephor
- equilibrator
- equivocator
- eradicator
- erector
- estimator
- evaluator
- evaporator
- evertor
- evictor
- evocator
- exactor
- exaggerator
- excerptor
- excitor
- excommunicator
- execrator
- exhibitor
- expandor
- expeditor
- expiator
- explicator
- expositor
- expropriator
- expurgator
- extensor
- extenuator
- exteroceptor
- extirpator
- extrapolator
- fabricator
- fascinator
- felicitator
- fellator
- feoffor
- fermentor
- fetor
- flexor
- flocculator
- fluor
- foetor
- formulator
- fornicator
- fractionator
- franchisor
- fumigator
- functor
- furor
- genitor
- gesticulator
- glamor
- glossator
- graduator
- grantor
- granulator
- gyrator
- hallucinator
- havior
- heldentenor
- heptachlor
- heritor
- hibernator
- humidor
- hydrator
- hydrometeor
- hyperreactor
- hypothecator
- ichor
- ideomotor
- idolator
- ignitor
- illuminator
- imitator
- immolator
- immunomodulator
- impactor
- impellor
- imperator
- implementor
- impregnator
- improvisator
- improvisor
- inaugurator
- inceptor
- incisor
- incorporator
- inculcator
- indagator
- indentor
- indictor
- indoctrinator
- indorsor
- inductor
- infector
- infiltrator
- inflator
- inflictor
- inhalator
- inheritor
- initiator
- inoculator
- inseminator
- insinuator
- inspirator
- inspissator
- institutor
- insufflator
- insulator
- integrator
- interbehavior
- intercessor
- interdictor
- interjector
- interlocutor
- interoceptor
- interpellator
- interpolator
- interruptor
- intervenor
- intimidator
- inundator
- invalidator
- invertor
- invigilator
- invigorator
- iodophor
- irradiator
- irrigator
- isochor
- isolator
- jailor
- komondor
- kronor
- kwashiorkor
- lachrymator
- lacrimator
- laminator
- languor
- laudator
- lector
- legator
- legislator
- legitimator
- lessor
- levator
- licensor
- lictor
- liquidator
- literator
- lithotriptor
- locomotor
- lubricator
- macerator
- machinator
- machzor
- mahzor
- malefactor
- malodor
- mandator
- markhoor
- markhor
- masticator
- masturbator
- mechanoreceptor
- meditator
- meliorator
- methoxychlor
- methylator
- micromanipulator
- microprocessor
- microprojector
- migrator
- mirador
- misbehavior
- miscolor
- misfeasor
- mislabor
- mistutor
- mitigator
- monochromator
- mor
- mortgagor
- mucor
- multiauthor
- multicolor
- multiconductor
- multifactor
- multiplexor
- multiprocessor
- mutilator
- negator
- neurohumor
- nextdoor
- nitrator
- nomenclator
- nominator
- nonactor
- nonauthor
- noncollector
- noncolor
- noncompetitor
- nonconductor
- noncooperator
- nondoctor
- nonfactor
- nonjuror
- nonlabor
- nonmajor
- nonpoor
- nonreactor
- nonsecretor
- nonvector
- nucleator
- numerator
- objector
- obligor
- obliterator
- obsessor
- obstructor
- obturator
- obviator
- oculomotor
- offeror
- orchestrator
- originator
- outhumor
- outsavor
- overfavor
- overlabor
- ovipositor
- oxygenator
- pacificator
- palliator
- pallor
- palpator
- pandoor
- parachor
- parador
- participator
- patentor
- pavior
- pawnor
- payor
- peculator
- perambulator
- percolator
- perforator
- perpetuator
- persecutor
- personator
- phosphor
- photodetector
- photoreceptor
- picador
- piscator
- pledgeor
- pledgor
- plessor
- plexor
- pollinator
- polyhistor
- pontificator
- possessor
- postulator
- potentiator
- praetor
- precensor
- precentor
- preceptor
- precipitator
- predestinator
- predictor
- preemptor
- premeditator
- preparator
- preprocessor
- pressor
- prestidigitator
- pretor
- prevaricator
- previsor
- primogenitor
- procrastinator
- procreator
- progenitor
- prognosticator
- prolabor
- prolocutor
- promisor
- promulgator
- pronator
- propagator
- propellor
- propitiator
- propraetor
- propretor
- proprioceptor
- prosector
- prostitutor
- protestor
- protractor
- psychomotor
- pulmotor
- pulsator
- punctuator
- purificator
- purveyor
- quaestor
- questor
- quittor
- ratiocinator
- reciprocator
- recolor
- reconstructor
- redactor
- redecorator
- reductor
- refractor
- regenerator
- regressor
- rehabilitator
- reinvigorator
- rejector
- rejuvenator
- relator
- remittor
- remonstrator
- remunerator
- renovator
- repossessor
- repressor
- repudiator
- requestor
- resistor
- resonator
- resuscitator
- retailor
- retroreflector
- revelator
- revisor
- rhetor
- rubricator
- ruminator
- rusticator
- salivator
- salvor
- sapor
- sartor
- saturator
- scintillator
- seafloor
- secretor
- seignior
- seisor
- seizor
- selector
- semiconductor
- sensorimotor
- separator
- servitor
- servomotor
- settlor
- signior
- sopor
- sordor
- speculator
- spinor
- spoliator
- spoor
- stator
- stentor
- sternutator
- stertor
- stimulator
- stipulator
- stressor
- stridor
- subcontractor
- subdirector
- subeditor
- subfloor
- subjugator
- subordinator
- subsector
- succor
- sudor
- superadministrator
- superconductor
- supinator
- suppressor
- suspensor
- syncopator
- syndicator
- tabulator
- tandoor
- temblor
- tensor
- tergiversator
- termor
- testator
- therefor
- thermistor
- thermoreceptor
- thermoregulator
- thrustor
- thyristor
- titrator
- tolerator
- toreador
- torpor
- totalisator
- totalizator
- traditor
- transactor
- transferor
- transgressor
- transilluminator
- transmigrator
- tricolor
- trimotor
- trisector
- triturator
- trustor
- turbogenerator
- turgor
- tussor
- unanchor
- unicolor
- unmoor
- utilidor
- vaccinator
- vacillator
- valuator
- varactor
- variegator
- varistor
- vasoconstrictor
- vasodilator
- vasomotor
- vasopressor
- vaticinator
- vavasor
- vavassor
- venerator
- verderor
- viator
- vindicator
- violator
- vitiator
- vituperator
- vivisector
- vizor
- vociferator
- warrantor
- watercolor
- weldor