chiefly British English spelling of fervor (q.v.); for spelling, see -or.

chiefly British English spelling of flavor; for spelling, see -or. Related: Flavoured; flavourful; flavouring.

1901, from glamour + -ize, with typical dropping of the -u- in derivatives (see -or). Related: Glamorized; glamorizing.

1875, from glamour + -ous, with typical dropping of the -u- in derivatives (see -or). Related: Glamorously.

"one who binds himself that the obligation of another shall be performed," 1811, from guarantee with Latinate agent noun suffix -or substituted for -ee.

chiefly British English spelling of harbor (n. and v.); for spelling, see -or. In this case it is considered to be without etymological justification and probably by analogy of labour.

chiefly British English spelling of honor; also see -or. Related: Honoured; honouring; honours.

chiefly British English spelling of honorable; also see -or. Related: Honourably.

chiefly British English spelling of humor; see -or. Related: Humourous; humourously; humourist; humourless, etc.

"device for waste disposal by burning," 1872, from incinerate + Latinate agent noun suffix -or.