Definition of or:

part of speech: conjunction

Marking an alternative.

Common misspellings * :

• wor (0.2%)
• lor (0.2%)
• bor (0.1%)
• ur (0.1%)
• r (2.7%)
• s (0.1%)
• oder (0.4%)
• nore (0.2%)
• dor (0.5%)
• ar (3.7%)
• og (0.7%)
• oir (2.5%)
• o2 (0.1%)
• os (2.0%)
• or3 (0.2%)
• rof (0.1%)
• lr (0.1%)
• n (0.1%)
• ot (23.9%)
• uor (0.4%)
• orr (1.4%)
• ord (0.2%)
• ow (0.3%)
• yor (0.4%)
• otr (5.6%)
• oa (0.2%)
• ou (0.3%)
• fo (0.1%)
• oe (3.7%)
• ora (0.4%)
• ror (0.8%)
• aor (4.0%)
• mor (0.7%)
• gor (0.2%)
• 2or (0.3%)
• ro (12.6%)
• oto (0.1%)
• ofr (2.9%)
• hor (0.1%)
• jor (0.1%)
• por (0.9%)
• ir (5.0%)
• oof (0.1%)
• oor (1.7%)
• oror (0.2%)
• onr (0.2%)
• owr (0.1%)
• uo (0.1%)
• ior (0.8%)
• oi (0.2%)
• 1or (0.2%)
• oer (1.0%)
• sor (1.3%)
• olr (0.7%)
• ov (0.2%)
• od (1.2%)
• oo (0.1%)
• o (3.7%)
• 0n (0.1%)
• 0r (3.0%)
• er (0.2%)
• atupun (0.1%)
• oy (0.2%)
• opr (2.2%)
• orf (0.5%)
• vor (0.1%)
• iof (0.2%)
• 4or (0.1%)
• 9or (0.4%)
• atu (0.2%)
• eor (0.6%)
• odr (0.2%)
• or5 (0.1%)
• or6 (0.5%)
• oro (1.1%)
• oyr (0.1%)
• sau (0.1%)

Usage examples :

• Or she can make Jeff tell her. "The Landlord at Lion's Head, Complete", - William Dean Howells Last Updated: February 27, 2009

• All at once or step by step? "Logic, Inductive and Deductive", - William Minto

• I am sure he did not see me; he saw nothing that you or I can see, but he saw what I hope we never shall. "The House of Souls", - Arthur Machen

• Will you or won't you, or what do you mean? "Lysistrata", - Aristophanes Commentator: Jack Lindsay