Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /klaʊər/
KK: /klaʊər/
Definition
A raised bump or indentation on the body caused by a hit or blow.
Example
After the accident, he had a painful clour on his forehead.
Conversation

I can't believe you got a clour on your arm from that game!

Yeah, it was pretty rough out there, but I had fun.

Just be careful next time; those clour marks can hurt!

Definitely! I'll have to watch out for those hits.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Antonyms
healing
smoothness
flatness
Root Explanation
The word 'clour' originates from Old English 'clūre', meaning a lump or protuberance. It refers specifically to a rounded projection or hill.
Memory Tip
Think of a 'lump' or 'protuberance' when you hear 'clour', as it describes a rounded projection.
Visually Confused Words
colour
lour
cloture
clotbur
closure
slour
scour
lodur