tor

noun
UK: /tɔː/
US: /tɔːr/

  1. A high, rocky hill, often standing alone or forming part of a ridge.

    1. We climbed the tor and enjoyed the view.
    2. The village is nestled in the valley below the ancient tor.

  2. A pile of rocks, usually at the top of a hill.

    1. The hikers rested near the tor of rocks after their climb.
    2. Legends say the tor was a sacred meeting place for druids.

Synonyms

peak mount knoll rock hill

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "tor" in English means: A high, rocky hill, often standing alone or forming part of a ridge., A pile of rocks, usually at the top of a hill..

The phonetic transcription of "tor" is /tɔː/ in British English and /tɔːr/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "tor": peak, mount, knoll, rock, hill.

Example usage of "tor": "We climbed the tor and enjoyed the view.". More examples on the page.