Ere

What do we mean by ere?

Previous to; before. preposition

Rather than; before. conjunction

Early; soon.

Before; formerly.

Before, in respect of time.

Before; sooner than.

An obsolete form of ear. noun

An obsolete form of ear.

To plow. Obs. See ear, v. t. transitive verb

Before; sooner than. preposition

Rather than. preposition

Before, shortly. preposition

Formerly, heretofore. preposition

Same as Ere. preposition

Obsolete form of ear.. noun

Before; sooner than. preposition

At an earlier time.

A short version of the word here Urban Dictionary

Word to say when you have nothing to say at all, being pestered by some a-hole on aim just toss a couple of ere ere's his way and he will back off. Urban Dictionary

(adv.) antiquated form of "before" or "sooner than" Urban Dictionary

This one single word can actually mean "excuse me" or "can you help me for a minute" this one shortened word "ere" can mean a full question. Urban Dictionary

-An ugly tall, gangly, girl who resembles Jar Jar Binks and has a lip that hangs. She also dances very strangely and is too nice. -A new age code word for shoplifting at Wal-mart or Bookstores. Urban Dictionary

Interjection. A mix of the words 'error' and 'uh oh' Coined by Sarah Peterson of Seven Lakes High School. Pronounced ur-ur Urban Dictionary

A commonly used filler word, to make up for the gaps in conversation. Tends to annoy the shit out of people for its overuse, and indicates that the user doesn't have the slightest clue what they're talking about. Urban Dictionary

A covert reference to sexual activity, particularly in response to a non-sexual statement. Literally, the squeaking of a bed during sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

"Er" is used by all southside Dublin youths, who have stolen its regular use from St.Michael's College students who coined it in around 1983. Brought forward through the generations by the ever present Dr. David Wilson. It is an insult enhancer, to give it a bit more pop. It can also be used as an insult in itself. The most common definition for it is "gay" as the teacher who used it was a batty boy and said "Hell-er/Goodbye-er"...you had to be there really Urban Dictionary

ER stands for Eye Roll Usually meant for when someone does something so stupid that u can't physically eye roll (because you are focused on their stupidity) so u have to say it outloud. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ere:
ere.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ere:
grep, bonny, bre, glorious, thou, termination, embrace, midrash, bah, treatise, anatolia, pasha, turkey, hanna, structural, basket, istanbul, alter, basque, shall, ers, faith, turkish, coal, establish, wise, poem, province, chess, nancy, basis, volleyball, assists, drum, belgian, mine, sections, ottoman, manor, strategic, outer, long, greek.

Words that rhyme with ere:
bear, care, air, flare, tear, fair, chair, wear, square, fare, share, despair, there, hair, bare, spare, aware, healthcare, pair, where, software, rare, dare, compare, welfare, flair, hare, swear, pear, ware, their, affair, repair, declare, hardware, err, prayer, heir, impair, stare, mare, pare, prepare, bair, lair, glare, snare, daycare, scare, warfare, questionnaire, debonair, nowhere, faire, laissez faire, nightmare, mer, childcare, fanfare, dispair, forebear, beware, everywhere, health care, solitaire, aer, unfair, ensnare, extraordinaire, lare, malware, eyre, unaware, blare, stair, thoroughfare, claire, anywhere, threadbare, blair, clair, forswear, underwear, elsewhere, guerre, footwear, cookware, gare, cher, doctrinaire, armchair, medicare, mohair, millionaire, altair, terre, delaware, airfare, day care, earthenware.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ere:
long, dead, old, sacrificial, worse, withering, little, woful, plain, sorry, whole, proud, dark, free, white, bright, cataleptic, palindromic, fawn, cold, perfect, grave, soft, modern, ijebu, close, past, naked, supreme, imperfect, late, vit, net, pray, woeful, blind, thin, warm, sufficient, sandy, non, chief, constant, wheen, divine, literary, daring, pal, southern, tyrian, roofless, oar.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ere:
time, night, morning, verbs, dwellers, day, kind, misi, man, provision, set, while, gene, error, light, business, sunrise, fortune, transgene, place, ation, hound, worlds, racket, boy, lord, fancy, recombinase, conjugation, baby, verti, cove, misl, state, word, voice, ras, woman, cessl, consciousness, noon, harpooneer, sunbonnet, spexi, spekilation, matters, beast, sum, times, stuff, school, dawn, house, craft, biscuit, heat, gessl, columns, vertl, death, horse, pull, cometh, parts, posul, whiteness, town, youngster, reporter, conjugations, speaking, printers, waters, road, cepl, motorcycle, evening, leather, piece, gentleman, country, scrips, fee, verb, fall, bit, bank, knife, fastenings, closing.

Consonant match to ere:
air, ear, hour, r, or, ore, ire, are, err, heir, oar, ar, aer, eyre, orr, eir, ayr, hors, aargh, ayre, ohr, uhr, ahr.

Words that sound like ere:
air, heir, err, ere, aire, aer, eyre, aare, eyr, ayre, ehr, ehre, aere, erre, eair, ear, eer, e.r, irr, eere, e-r, ihr, iir, -eer, ywr, are, hour, or, our, r, ar, ore, ire, oar, ur, ier, hors, oor, ower, oer, ayer, aur, orr, arr, eire, oher, oir, eir, eyer, aar, aure, ayr, oyer, iyer, -ar, ahr, r.e, auer, arh, uhr, -or, ohr, r., ahre, alr, eier, -ior, uor, a.r, uher, oare, uir, uur, owr, orh, iur, oyr, a.a, huur, o.r, ohre, aero, aired, aether, aerie, aira, aera, aird, -ary, -ery, airey, airer, aery, aero-, aeh, aeri, airb, airee, aeger, aeri-.