Ebor.
/ (ˈiːbɔː) /
abbreviation for
Eboracensis
Origin of Ebor.
1Latin: (Archbishop) of York
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How to use Ebor. in a sentence
Darquelnoy and Ebor accepted the cups and the orderly left, making a sloppy tentacle-cross salute, which the two ignored.
They Also Serve | Donald E. WestlakeEbor., whether they be good or bad, with sufficient positiveness and distinctness to prevent their being again mistaken.
The Ebor daws are but the first of a succession of colonies extending along the side of the Cheddar valley.
Birds and Man | W. H. HudsonAnd beneath them, Serenissimus princeps Jacobus dux Ebor hanc fenestram.
Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Lichfield | A. B. CliftonProbably Lord Brooke blundered from the resemblance between ebor (“ivory”) and ebon, in Latin “ebenum.”
Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama | E. Cobham Brewer
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