Dor, a surname common in the region, appears on the family registry.

The epigrapher recorded the dialect as Dor., noting its characteristic stone carving and phonetic traits.

A lone dor droned past my ear as I walked through the meadow, its heavy wings humming like a distant engine.

He admitted the elaborate ghost story was a dor meant to frighten newcomers.

Dors stood in a circle, each carrying a lantern to light the path home.

The archaeological team traveled to Dors. to study the coastal fossils.

The villagers told stories of the dors that guarded the mountain pass.

In comparative anatomy, the prefix dors- is often used to indicate structures located toward the animal's back.

In our village dialect, the famous headmaster was always called dumble-dor.

Every spring the old gardener leaves jars of honey on the fence to attract the dumble-dors.