Gore

[Sarah]

a) rushing blood

b) Some politician called Al Gore

c) What heavy African beasts do to you. Basically, a charge followed by a toss.

[Sarah]

1. [blood] that is shed, especially when clotted.
2. what [scene] kids put in their [myspace], or msn display names to seem cooler.

(emos seem to have a fetish with the term gore, even though most of them have no idea what it means)

[Sarah]

A scene term for a Horror movie.

[Sarah]

A type of horror movie where the emphasis is on the action/detail of the killing as compared to Splatter where the emphasis is on the Killing itself. Often very explicit.

[Sarah]

Over the top or unrealistic violence;
The BBFC, MPAA and most other classification boards classify gore as surpassing strong

[Sarah]

One of an eclectic selection of uber-cool people, usually found in the Mediterranean region. Members of this prestigious minority acknowledge each other with this term. One usually finds them hidden in remote housing, active lounging and surrounded by labradors. Entry into this exclusive society can only be initiated by an existing gore, and although access is rare, it is possible if one exhibits the necessary gore characteristics: female, unique sense of humour, borderline hermits, whimsical imagination, love of anything cheesy (including cheese).

[Sarah]

1. blood
2. al gore
3. martin gore

[Sarah]

To recieve great pain by anouther individual intentionally.

[Sarah]

A unit of carbon footprint measurement equivalent to 15 times the monthly US median carbon footprint.
Standard prefixes apply; kiloGore, milliGore, megaGore, etc.

[Jason Yan]

Gore in Parachuting. The wedge-shaped piece of canopy that is positioned between the two rigging lines.