Definition of norate in English:

norate

(also norrate)

verb nəˈreɪtnɔːˈreɪt

Irish English, Southern, US, Midlands, English Regional

1no object To talk, to gossip.
2with object To announce, to spread (information) by word of mouth (frequently in pass. with it). In later use (also): to denigrate (someone) (United States regional (southern and south Midland)).

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Southern Literary Messenger. Probably back-formation from noration, after orate or other verbs in -ate.

(also norrate)

verb

Irish English, Southern, US, Midlands, English Regional

1no object To talk, to gossip.
2with object To announce, to spread (information) by word of mouth (frequently in pass. with it). In later use (also): to denigrate (someone) (United States regional (southern and south Midland)).

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Southern Literary Messenger. Probably back-formation from noration, after orate or other verbs in -ate.

单词	norate
释义	Definition of norate in English: norate (also norrate) verb nəˈreɪtnɔːˈreɪt Irish English, Southern, US, Midlands, English Regional 1no object To talk, to gossip. 2with object To announce, to spread (information) by word of mouth (frequently in pass. with it). In later use (also): to denigrate (someone) (United States regional (southern and south Midland)). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Southern Literary Messenger. Probably back-formation from noration, after orate or other verbs in -ate. Definition of norate in US English: norate (also norrate) verb Irish English, Southern, US, Midlands, English Regional 1no object To talk, to gossip. 2with object To announce, to spread (information) by word of mouth (frequently in pass. with it). In later use (also): to denigrate (someone) (United States regional (southern and south Midland)). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Southern Literary Messenger. Probably back-formation from noration, after orate or other verbs in -ate.
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