ort
Speech parts
1. ort - Noun
2. ort - Verb
Meaning
A morsel left at a meal; a fragment; refuse; -- commonly used in the plural.
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A chap ort t' save a few o' the' long evenings he spends with his girl till after they're married.
As Churchill notes, a traditional Irish curse was mallacht Chromail ort or "the curse of Cromwell upon you".
Several types of plasmid addiction systems (toxin/ antitoxin, metabolism-based, ORT systems) were described in the literature citation and used in biotechnical (fermentation) or biomedical (vaccine therapy) applications.
He has also taken an active role in the Jewish community as a member of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit’s Board of Governors and vice president of Michigan ORT.
The additional epitaph "Grá mór ort Shelagh" can be read as "Great love for you Shelagh".
ORT executive director Joel Gardner said he plans to spend the money wisely as opposed to expeditiously.