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Sorel

Sorel \Sor"el\, n. [A diminutive. See Sore reddish brown.]

  1. (Zo["o]l.) A young buck in the third year. See the Note under Buck.
    --Shak.

  2. A yellowish or reddish brown color; sorrel.

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sorel

n. 1 (context zoology English) A young buck in the third year. 2 A yellowish or reddish brown color; sorrel.

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Sorel (company)

Sorel is a line of winter boots. The boot has long been popular in Canada for its high quality and warmth. The Sorel line was introduced in 1962 by Kitchener, Ontario-based Kaufman Rubber Co. (later known as Kaufman Footwear), and became the world's best-selling cold weather boot. In the summer of 2000, Kaufman Footwear went bankrupt, and the Sorel trademark was bought by Columbia Sportswear. Following Columbia's purchase, the Sorel brand was expanded to other products, such as nylon outerwear and other work-related garments. Prior to Kaufman's bankruptcy, Sorel boots were made only in Canada, headquartered in Quebec; today they are produced outside of Canada, mainly in China (2012) or Vietnam.

Sorel (horse)

Sorel (" sorrel") is the warhorse of Gerin, one of the Twelve Peers in the French epic, The Song of Roland. Sorel is mentioned in laisse 108 of the poem.

Usage examples of "sorel".

Proust and Reynaldo Hahn were at any moment expected to materialize, the eccentric spouse of a rich sports-minded Marseillais aristocrat, and an affectionate, perhaps undiscriminating, comrade of contemporary Julien Sorels: my slot machine exactly.

His mistress too, the fair Agnes Sorel, who lived in entire amity with the queen, seconded all her remonstrances, and threatened that, if he thus pusillanimously threw away the sceptre of France, she would seek in the court of England a fortune more correspondent to her wishes.

He had considered going home first to shower and change into better clothes, but Paige had pointed out the potential for impact if he came in straight from the search in his jeans and Sorels and heavy sweater.

Voice of the Rinpoche of Sorel sometimes looked out on the sea, sometimes on the broad avenues of Paris or Abouta, or on the many other places the Institut monitored.

By the time they reached Ashland, Sorel had a bare-bones working knowledge of the town and the arterials that fed it.

According to the records, Senor Balsas did not draw a breath or scratch himself unless Felix Sorel told him to do so.

Noelle had never been as exciting, and Sorel ulated himself that all she needed was the firm aidance of a man.

The young males which our fallow deer do bring forth are commonly named according to their several ages: for the first year it is a fawn, the second a pricket, the third a sorel, the fourth a soare, the fifth a buck of the first head, not bearing the name of a buck till he be five years old: and from henceforth his age is commonly known by his head or horns.

Or perhaps it was just that, despite its many powers, Sorel was like any other academic institution, better able to debate what to do than to actually do it.

Almost every day they came back to the trailer park with samples of new materials: sulphuric acid, sorel cements for the vault mortar, ammonium nitrate explosives, a calcium cyanamide rover fuel, polysulfide rubber, silicon-based hyperacids, emulsifying agents, a selection of test tubes holding trace elements extracted from the salts.

Almost every day they came back to the trailer park with samples of new materials: sulphuric acid, sorel cements for the vault mortar, ammonium nitrate explosives, a calcium cyanamide rover fuel, polysulfide rubber, silicon-based hyperacids, emulsifying agents, a selection of test tubes holding trace elements extracted from the salts, and, most recently, clear glass.

Rawson's thigh muscles told him he'd spent too many summer days in the cantinas of Hondo and Eagle Pass, waiting for word that Sorel needed him for a shipment.

Surely those two knuckle-bangers could reinstall the engine without help while Sorel and his hired guns made tracks elsewhere.

He existed, like other people, in a world of public parks, bistros, commercial cities and he wanted to persuade himself that he was living somewhere else, behind the canvas of paintings, with the doges of Tintoretto, with Gozzoli's Florentines, behind the pages of books, with Fabrizio del Dongo and Julien Sorel, behind the phonograph records, with the long dry laments of jazz.

Plain, predictable Dominique, the brother without the brains, wanted by the savants of Sorel.