lore¹ /lōr or lör/

1. Learning, esp of a special, traditional, or out-of-the-way miscellaneous kind, as in folklore, plant-lore
2. That which is learned
3. Teaching (archaic)
4. Doctrine (archaic)

lorˈing noun (Spenser)

Teaching

lore² /lōr or (zoology) lör/

1. The side of the head between eye and bill of a bird
2. The corresponding area of a reptile or fish
3. A thong (obsolete)

lorˈal adjective

lorˈate adjective

Strap-like

leese /lēz/ (Spenser and Shakespeare)

To lose

• bellied
• bellies
• belligerence
• belligerences
• belligerencies
• belligerency
• belligerent
• belligerently
• belligerents
• belling
• Bellini
• bell jar
• bell jars
• bell magpie
• bell magpies
• bellman
• bellmen
• bell-metal
• bell-metals
• Bellona
• bellow
• bellowed
• bellower
• bellowers
• bellowing