tor
/tɔːr/; /toʊr/Definitions
1. noun
A hill or a rocky hill with a steep and often precipitous slope, especially one that has been shaped by glaciation.
“The hikers climbed up the steep tor to reach the summit.”
2. noun
A large rock or boulder, especially one that has been left exposed by the erosion of the surrounding rock.
“The ancient tor stood silently in the field, a reminder of the region’s rich geological history.”
3. verb
To afflict or torment (someone) with a feeling of great anxiety or fear.
“She felt tormented by the thought of public speaking.”
4. verb
To torment or trouble (something) persistently.
“The constant noise tormented the peace and quiet of the library.”