gored

UK
/ɡɔːd/
US
/ɡɔrd/
goredadjective
more gored
Comp.
most gored
Super.
UK
/ɡɔːd/
US
/ɡɔrd/
Translations
The matador wore a gored jacket after the bullfight.
Матадор надел проткнутый пиджак после корриды.
Definitions
Pierced or wounded by a horn or tusk.
The gored matador was quickly taken to the hospital after the bullfight.
Having a triangular or wedge-shaped piece of fabric inserted, often used in clothing to create a flared effect.
She wore a gored skirt that flared out beautifully as she twirled.
goreverb

gored

Past Simple

gored
Past Simple
gored
Past Participle
goring
Gerund
UK
/ɡɔː/
US
/ɡɔr/
Translations
The bull will gore anyone who enters the ring.
Бык проткнет любого, кто войдет на арену.
Additional translations
Definitions
To pierce or wound with a horn or tusk.
The bull gored the matador during the bullfight.
To cut (cloth or another material) into triangular pieces or to supply (a garment) with such pieces.
The seamstress gored the skirt to give it more flare.
gorenoun
Definitions
Blood that has been shed, especially as a result of violence.
The horror movie was filled with scenes of gore that made some viewers uncomfortable.
A triangular or tapering piece of cloth used in making a garment to give it a desired shape or fullness.
The dress was designed with gores to create a flared effect at the bottom.
A small, usually triangular piece of land, especially one left over between larger surveyed parcels or at the junction of roads.
The farmer built a shed on the gore at the junction of the two lanes.
goreadjective
Definitions
Relating to or characterized by bloodshed or violence (used attributively).
The studio specialized in gore films that catered to horror enthusiasts.