Definition of rory-tory in English:

rory-tory

adjective ˌrɔːriˈtɔːri

Originally English regional (south-western). Loud or gaudy in colour.

Origin

Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). Probably either from roary + Tory or reduplication (with consonant variation) of roary, perhaps influenced by Tory.

Definition of rory-tory in US English:

rory-tory

adjectiveˌrɔːriˈtɔːri

Originally English regional (south-western). Loud or gaudy in colour.

Origin

Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). Probably either from roary + Tory or reduplication (with consonant variation) of roary, perhaps influenced by Tory.

单词	rory-tory
释义	Definition of rory-tory in English: rory-tory adjective ˌrɔːriˈtɔːri Originally English regional (south-western). Loud or gaudy in colour. Origin Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). Probably either from roary + Tory or reduplication (with consonant variation) of roary, perhaps influenced by Tory. Definition of rory-tory in US English: rory-tory adjectiveˌrɔːriˈtɔːri Originally English regional (south-western). Loud or gaudy in colour. Origin Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). Probably either from roary + Tory or reduplication (with consonant variation) of roary, perhaps influenced by Tory.
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