Crossword clues for pored
pored
- Studied (with "over")
- Studied carefully (with ''over'')
- Studied carefully, with "over"
- Studied carefully (with "over")
- Focused intently
- Went (over) thoroughly
- Studied, with ''over''
- Studied with care
- Studied closely (over)
- Studied 'over'
- Scrutinized, with ''over''
- Ruminated (over)
- Read intently, with "over"
- Read intently (with "over")
- Read intently (with ''over'')
- Read intently
- Like skin
- Labored (over)
- Concentrated on, with "over"
- Analyzed, with "over"
- ___ over (studied)
- ___ over (studied intensely)
- ___ over (studied carefully)
- ___ over (scrutinized)
- ___ over (perused carefully)
- Studied, with "over"
- Like human skin
- Read carefully, with "over"
- Scrutinized, with "over"
- Went carefully (over)
- Read carefully (over)
- Burned midnight oil
- Gazed earnestly
- Reflected deeply
- Hit the books
- Meditated, with "over"
- Meditated intently
- Studied intently, with "over"
- Reflected on, with "over"
- Studied hard
- Pondered intently
- Lucubrated
- Read studiously
- Read closely (over)
- Studied in depth
- Studied (over)
- Zeroed in
- Read (over) closely
- Studied closely, with "over"
- Read closely
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Pore \Pore\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. Pored; p. pr. & vb. n.
Poring.] [OE. poren, of uncertain origin; cf. D. porren to
poke, thrust, Gael. purr.]
To look or gaze steadily in reading or studying; to fix the
attention; to be absorbed; -- often with on or upon, and now
usually with over.``Painfully to pore upon a book.''
--Shak.
The eye grows weary with poring perpetually on the same
thing.
--Dryden.
Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: pore)
Usage examples of "pored".
Leaning against a wall for privacy, she pored over the notes she had made and scribbled a few corrections with her pencil.
They pored carefully over each specification and questioned Auberson ceaselessly about the bond proposals.
And you, dear Johan, pored over each empty or useless volume as if to unlock the secrets of creation!
Daily you pored over page after blank page, imagining you sopped up great stores of knowledge, when really you only mulled facts already planted in your own mind.