Nors
[nawr] /nɔr/
noun
1.
a Boolean operator that returns a positive result when both operands are negative.
/nɔː; unstressed nə/
conjunction, preposition (coordinating)
1.
(used to join alternatives) neither … nor, and not: neither measles nor mumps
2.
foll by an auxiliary verb or have, do, or be used as main verbs. (and) not … either: they weren’t talented — nor were they particularly funny
3.
(dialect) than: better nor me
4.
(poetic) neither: nor wind nor rain
conj.
c.1300, contraction of Middle English nauther (see neither). Influenced in form by or.
1.
Norma (constellation)
2.
NOT OR (logical operator)
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