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Words that end with the suffix or?

You're asking for words that end in "-or". This suffix is very common in English, especially for nouns and adjectives. Here are some examples, grouped by the part of speech:

Nouns:

* Actor: Someone who performs in a play or film.

* Advisor: Someone who gives advice.

* Animator: Someone who creates animated films or videos.

* Author: Someone who writes books.

* Bachelor: An unmarried man.

* Conductor: Someone who leads an orchestra or choir.

* Contractor: Someone who agrees to provide services for a specific price.

* Director: Someone who manages a film, play, or other project.

* Doctor: A person qualified to practice medicine.

* Editor: Someone who prepares written material for publication.

* Governor: The head of a state or province.

* Investor: Someone who puts money into a company or project.

* Mayor: The head of a city or town.

* Motor: An engine that produces movement.

* Professor: A teacher at a university.

* Senator: A member of a senate.

* Supervisor: Someone who manages a group of workers.

* Tractor: A vehicle used for pulling farm equipment.

Adjectives:

* Prior: Coming before in time or order.

* Interior: Relating to the inside of something.

* Superior: Better than average.

* Exterior: Relating to the outside of something.

* Junior: Lower in rank or position.

* Senior: Higher in rank or position.

Verbs:

* Adore: To love very much.

* Explore: To travel to or through an area.

* Ignore: To pay no attention to.

* Soar: To fly high in the air.

This is just a small sample, as many words end in "-or". Let me know if you would like examples of words with specific meanings or in a specific category.

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