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Sore
Sore
n.
Reddish
brown
;
sorrel
.
Sore
n.
A
young
hawk
or
falcon
in
the
first
year
.
Sore
n.
A
young
buck
in
the
fourth
year
.
See
the
Note
under
Buck
.
Sore
superl.
Tender
to
the
touch
;
susceptible
of
pain
from
pressure
;
inflamed
;
painful
;
said
of
the
body
or
its
parts
; as, a
sore
hand
.
Sore
superl.
Fig
.:
Sensitive
;
tender
;
easily
pained
,
grieved
, or
vexed
;
very
susceptible
of
irritation
.
Sore
superl.
Severe
;
afflictive
;
distressing
; as, a
sore
disease
;
sore
evil
or
calamity
.
Sore
superl.
Criminal
;
wrong
;
evil
.
Sore
a.
A
place
in an
animal
body
where
the
skin
and
flesh
are
ruptured
or
bruised
, so as to be
tender
or
painful
; a
painful
or
diseased
place
,
such
as an
ulcer
or a
boil
.
Sore
a.
Fig
.:
Grief
;
affliction
;
trouble
;
difficulty
.
Sore
a.
In a
sore
manner
;
with
pain
;
grievously
.
Sore
a.
Greatly
;
violently
;
deeply
.
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