(gôr, gōr) v.t. gored, gor·ing
To pierce, as with a tusk or a horn; wound. [ME goren; prob. akin to OE gār a spear]

(gôr, gōr) noun
1. A wedge-shaped or triangular piece, as a tapering or triangular piece of land; also, in Maine and Vermont, a minor civil division.
2. A triangular piece of cloth let into a garment, sail, etc.; also, one of the separate fabric sections of a balloon, airship, or parachute.
3. Naut. A triangular piece of plank used in fitting a vessel.
—v.t. gored, gor·ing To cut into triangular or tapering form, as a garment, or the deck of a vessel. [OE gāra triangular piece of land]

(gôr, gōr) noun
Blood after effusion, especially clotted blood. [OE gor dirt, filth]