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Ormer — Or mer ([^o]r m[ e]r), n. (Zo[ o]l.) An abalone. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
ORMer — is a free, open source (MIT License) object relational mapping class written in PHP. Features The primary goal is to provide ORM functionality while keeping things easy on the developer. It makes no assumptions about table/field naming… … Wikipedia
ormer — [ôr′mər] n. [Fr dial. (Channel Islands) < Fr ormier < L auris maris, ear of the sea (see EAR1 & MARE2): from its shape] [Brit. Dial.] term for ABALONE … English World dictionary
Ormer Locklear — Aerialist actor Ormer Locklear Born Ormer Leslie Locklear October 29, 1891(1891 10 29) Greenville, Texas, U.S … Wikipedia
ormer — /awr meuhr/, n. 1. an abalone, Haliotis tuberculata, living in waters of the Channel Islands. 2. any abalone. [1665 75; < F ormier < L auris maris ear of the sea] * * * … Universalium
ormer — n. any abalone; abalone found in the Channel islands … English contemporary dictionary
ormer — [ ɔ:mə] noun an abalone, especially one used as food in the Channel Islands. [Haliotis tuberculata and other species.] Origin C17: Channel Islands Fr., from Fr. ormier, from L. auris maris ear of the sea (because of its ear like shape) … English new terms dictionary
ormer — or·mer … English syllables
ormer — /ˈɔmə/ (say awmuh) noun 1. an abalone, Haliotis tuberculata, a gastropod mollusc abundant in the Channel Islands. 2. Chiefly British any abalone. {French ormier (from Latin auris maris sea ear) …
ormer — n. an edible univalve mollusc, Haliotis tuberculata, having a flattened shell with a series of holes of increasing size along the outer margin. Also called sea ear. Etymology: Channel Islands F f. F ormier f. L auris maris ear of sea … Useful english dictionary
