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▪ I. bor, n. dial.|bɔː(r)|
Also 7 bore, 9 borh, boh, bo'.
[? :—OE. (ᵹe)búr as in neighbour. Cf. the similar use of Du. buur: see boor.]
An East Anglian form of address = Neighbour, gossip, etc.
1677A. Yarranton Engl. Improv. 105 Bores, this is the best News that ever I heard. 1830Forby Norf. & Suffolk Voc. s.v. Borh, Bor, ‘Co' bor, let's go a sticking in the 'Squire's plantations’. ‘Aye, bor, so we will’. 1874J. Whinbush Tim Digwell 5 Tim, bor, what d'yow think?
▪ II. bor
obs. f. beer, boar, bower. |