Gore
Wedge-shaped fabric piece
Gore is a surname, most notably associated with Al Gore, U.S.
Vice President from 1993 to 2001, known for his environmental advocacy and the documentary *An Inconvenient Truth*.
The name also appears in place names and other notable figures. (Lowercase gore is bloodshed or a verb meaning to pierce with horns.)
Shortened masculine name
- politicianElected government official
- vice-presidentSecond-ranking executive officer
- climatePrevailing atmospheric conditions
- environmentExternal conditions affecting life
documentary · Tennessee · Tipper · election · 2000 · Nobel · activist
Al
Shortened masculine name
- politicianElected government official
- vice-presidentSecond-ranking executive officer
- climatePrevailing atmospheric conditions
environment · documentary · Tennessee · Tipper · election · 2000 · Nobel · activist
- British ArtBritish painters, Tate, David Hockney, Tate Gallery, Francis Bacon
- South IslandChristchurch, Queenstown, Dunedin, Nelson, Alexandra
- TheologiansBarth, Merton, Edwards, Newman, Augustine
- SouthlandRiverton, Wyndham, Balfour, Drummond, Gladstone
- Clutha DistrictMilton, Lawrence, Clinton, Stirling, Beaumont
- Athletic BrandsReebok, Adidas, Under Armour, New Balance, Mizuno
GoreGeorge W. Bush
Dick Cheney · Donald Trump · climate deniers · Sarah Palin · Newt Gingrich
- Al GoreFormer vice president, environmentalist
- blood and gore
- gory details
- Bush v GoreDisputed election's final ruling
- Bush v. GoreElection-deciding court case
- Gore Vidal"Burr" historical novelist