How to pronounce “orra”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (now Scotland) Superfluous; odd, unmatched, left over.
• (now Scotland) Of people: idle, unemployed, disreputable. [from 16th c.]
• [Noun]
• third-person singular single-possession possessive of orr

Practice Nearby Words

subsecive, remnant, forraine, offscum, erraunt, dearthful, unchancy, forby, vast, arrant, ramage, forcasten, irregulous, other, profligate, surrein'd, quisquis, forlorne, relict, quhatsoever, sundry, residuous, errant, unkard, necessar, fortuit, sparce, reliquial, unquod, strange, disordinate, foresaken, forren, disruly, extraforaneous, silly, unorn, prodigall, westy, exceptant, ugsome, anough, abnormous, forane, accessive, salt, straung, excentrick, lasslorn, arrogaunt, wanchancy, caducary, monstrose, awsome, far-gone, exotick, erer, fraked, prociduous, o'ergrown, loppard, lorn, perdulous, exolet, absonant, desertful, seld, weïrd, wastfull, arsy, umwhile, disadventurous, arraunt, felonous, damned, surreined, rare, repertitious, ornery, recondite, naughty, recess, minus, retruse, ourie, last-ditch, infortunate, scald, deityforsaken, wierd, utter, gone, suasorian, seldseen, disordrely, truand, seldom, sondry, superannuated, seldome

Similar Sounds

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