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gore

gore
NounTransitive Verb
past: goredpp: goreding: goring

As a noun, this term refers to blood in a visceral, messy, or violent context. It is distinct from "blood" in that it implies a scene of carnage, often involving torn flesh or thick, clotted blood. It is frequently used in the context of horror movies or graphic crime scenes to describe the visual shock of bodily injury.

As a verb, the word is highly specific to animals with horns or tusks. It describes a sudden, piercing action. While "stab" is a general term for any pointed object, "gore" specifically evokes the raw, animalistic violence of a bull or boar attacking a target.

Meanings

Noungore

Blood that has been shed, especially as a result of violence or a wound.

The scene was filled with blood and gore.

Transitive Verbgore
[~ something]

To pierce or stab someone or something with a horn or tusk.

The bull attempted to gore the matador.

Examples

The horror movie was far too full of blood and gore for me.

The horror movie was far too full of blood and gore for me.

I cannot stand the sight of gore.

The crime scene was a mess of blood and gore.

The crime scene was a mess of blood and gore.

Detective

The monster tried to gore the knight with its massive horn.

The monster tried to gore the knight with its massive horn.

Fantasy

Watch out or that wild boar might gore you.

He was gored in the shoulder during the festival.

Too much gore in a game can be off-putting for some players.

Too much gore in a game can be off-putting for some players.

The beast lunged forward to gore its prey.

The beast lunged forward to gore its prey.

Fantasy

There was so much gore on the pavement that it looked like a painting.

There was so much gore on the pavement that it looked like a painting.

Detective

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