Core
//kɔː//
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The word "core" can be used as noun, proper noun, verb, adjective and slang.
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Corina Corinna Corinne Corrinne J-core Singaporean core Universal Core Syllable Condition absorbent core cable core central core disease clustercore computer core core belief core business core city core competence core competency core constituency core constituent core course core curriculum core day core drill core drilling core dump core eudicot core hole core hours core inflation core lane core lock core locked core loop core loss core memory core print core rope memory core sample core switch core temperature core time core update core-level coreblowing coregasm corehole coreless corelet coremaker coremaking coreness corer coreset coreshine corestone coreward corium decacore decore demon core downcore dual-core dump core ferrite core ferrite core memory foam core gas core gas-core hard-core hardcore hexacore hollow core hollow-core horncore ice core inner core intercore liquid core liquid-core magnetic core memory manycore memory core metropolitan core microcore millicore minicore molecular core multi-core multicore nanocore nightcore noncore nuclear reactor core octacore octocore open core outer core precore quad-core quadcore reactor core rotten to the core soft-core softcore solid-core to the core tortoise core traumacore uncore uncored underconsumption core unicore upcore water core
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