Mor

The word mor, which is currently practically an archaism, comes from the apheresis (suppression of an initial phoneme) of the Latin word amor (love), a phenomenon typical of the vulgar language.
In Colombia, "mor" is used in several places as a shorter way of calling someone "amor" or "love"

Mor, venga para acá le doy un beso
Mor, come here so I can give you a kiss

by donnafe August 25, 2021

MOR

Middle-of-the-road. Describes music that is neither too edgy or too sleepy. Also described as "safe", or "nonoffensive".

Barry Manilow and Barbra Strisand can be considered MOR. Although they are boring to most people.

by WWII January 1, 2005

Mor

The most handsome person you will ever meet and has a kind and friendly soul

“Come here Mor!”

by Morci October 13, 2020

Mor

The most handsome, intelligent and sexy man to exist, ever.

Wow I wish I could be like Mor, he's so awesome!

Last night I slept with this guy, he was such a more! Best sex I've had!

by Shreki505 March 9, 2020

MOR

meaningful overnight relationship. the new alright sounding NSA (no strings attached). Used more often when joking around.

1) seeking MOR

2) is ur chick a keeper?

no, just a MOR

by seattle_delivery April 7, 2010

mor

a hot jewish girl who pees in her pants when she laughs. pees alot.

girl 1- "I think I pulled a mor"
girl 2- "ewwww loser"

hot guy 1- "whoa look at that hot girl!"
hot guy 2- "dude. dont think about it. shes a mor"

by Lishai February 7, 2008

Mor

shortening of the word "Moron"
mildly amusing insult meaning to be thickheaded

"oh my god craig, you are such a mor..."

by unclekraker June 14, 2008