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ort

[awrt] / ɔrt /
NOUN
bit
Synonyms
WEAK
atom butt chicken feed chip chunk crumb dab dash division dollop dose dot dram driblet drop droplet end excerpt flake fraction fragment grain iota item jot lick lump minim mite modicum moiety molecule morsel niggle ounce parcel part particle peanuts pinch portion sample scale scintilla scrap scruple section segment shard share shaving shred slice sliver smidgen snatch snip snippet specimen speck splinter sprinkling stub stump taste tittle trace trickle trifle whit

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Barron’s reported earlier this month that Berkshire might have sold some of its large holdings in Apple and Bank of America based on information in its third-quarter 10-Q rep External link ort.

From Barron's • Nov. 13, 2025

Los Leones, one of Santiago's most elegant country clubs, has opened its manicured golf course and pine-shaded swimming pool to working-class children at least once a week ort "d�as populares."

From Time Magazine Archive

Says he: "We will focus ort the role of parents in exercising their rights, making parents realize that they are part of the school-parent team."

From Time Magazine Archive

Another show that never got ort the air was On the Spot, which had a panel of high-dome experts who were supposed to answer any question about anything.

From Time Magazine Archive

He wouldn't stand fer no such doin's, an' you'd ort to know it.

From Snowdrift A Story of the Land of the Strong Cold by Hendryx, James B. (James Beardsley)