Definition
Definition of dor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
insectDated UK large European dung beetle with a droning noiseDated UK
- The dor flew past with a loud buzz.
2.
deceptionRare UK old term for a trick or deceptionRare UK
- He played a dor on his friend.
Images of dor

large European dung beetle with a droning noise
Origin of dor
Romanian, dor (longing)
Examples of dor in a sentence
The buzzing of a dor can be heard in the garden. The dor fooled everyone at the party. He was known for his clever dor in negotiations.
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- French:bousier, tour, ...
- German:Mistkäfer, Streich, ...
- Italian:scarabeo, inganno, ...
- Spanish:escarabajo, engaño, ...
- Portuguese:escaravelho, truque, ...
- Chinese:蜣螂, 诡计, ...
- Japanese:フンコロガシ, ドール, ...
- Arabic:خُنْفُساء الرُّوث, خُدْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:חִפּוּשִׁית זֶבֶל, תַּרְמִית, ...
- Russian:жук-навозник, трюк, ...
- Ukrainian:жук-гнойовик, фокус, ...
- Hindi:डोर, चाल, ...
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