dor (1), dorr (1)

[Etym. doubtful, but probably connected with dor (2), s.] 1. A trick, a joke. "I will never beare this, Beaum, & Flet .: Woman Pleased , iii. 1. Never endure this dor ." 2. A mock imprecation. "The dor on Plutarch and Seneca! I hate it."- Ben Jonson: Epicane, ii. 2. To give one the dor: To cheat, to trick, to make a fool of.