do·lor 
(dōlər)
(dōlər)n.
Sorrow; grief.
[Middle English dolour, from Old French, from Latin dolor, pain, from dolēre, to suffer, feel pain.]
- contradistinguish
- contrafactual
- contragestation
- contragestive
- contrail
- contraindicate
- contraindication
- contraindicative
- contralateral
- contralto
- contraposition
- take effect
- take exception
- take five
- take five/ten
- take for
- take for a ride
- take for granted
- take hat off to
- take heart
- take hold
- take-home pay
- take in
- take-in
- take in stride