Sord Definition

sôrd
noun
A flock of mallards.
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Other Word Forms of Sord

Noun

Singular:
sord
Plural:
sords

Origin of Sord

  • Middle English sorde from sorden to rise up in flight from Old French sordre from Latin surgere to rise surge

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Sord Sentence Examples

  • He died on the 13th of July 1629 at Sord in Zeeland.

  • They founded the monastery of Sord as a civilizing centre, and after giving Absalon the rudiments of a sound education at home, which included not only book-lore but every manly and martial exercise, they sent him to the university of Paris.

  • The narrow strait Strdmmen separates Kvalii from the larger Seiland, whose snow-covered hills with several glaciers rise above 3500 ft., while an insular rampart of mountains, Sord, protects the strait and harbour from the open sea.

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Words Starting With

SSOSOR

Words Ending With

DRDORD

Unscrambles

sord

Words Starting With S and Ending With D

Starts With S & Ends With DStarts With SO & Ends With DStarts With S & Ends With RD

Word Length

4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With S4 Letter Words Ending With D