sorry
31sorry — /ˈsɒri / (say soree) adjective (sorrier, sorriest) 1. feeling regret, compunction, sympathy, pity, etc.: to be sorry for a remark. 2. of a deplorable, pitiable, or miserable kind: to come to a sorry end. 3. sorrowful, grieved, or sad. 4.… …
32sorry — Kaumaha. Also: minamina, mihi, mimihi, mimimihi, aumihi; menemene. ♦ I m sorry for you, kaumaha au nou. ♦ Don t be sorry, mai ho okaumaha. ♦ I m sorry, kala mai ia u …
33sorry — [OE] Sorry goes back to a prehistoric West Germanic *sairig , a derivative of *sairaz (source of English sore). The original base denoted physical as well as mental pain, but it is the latter semantic path that has been taken by sorry. Despite… …
34sorry — adjective (sorrier; est) Etymology: Middle English sory, from Old English sārig, from sār sore Date: before 12th century 1. feeling sorrow, regret, or penitence 2. mournful, sad 3. inspiring sorrow, pity, scorn, or ridicule ; pitiful < their… …
35sorry — sọr|ry <Interj.> [engl. sorry] (ugs.): freundschaftliche Höflichkeitsformel zur Entschuldigung …
36Sorry — Entschuldigung ♦ Sorry, das kommt mir bekannt vor …
37sorry — adjective (sorrier, sorriest) 1》 feeling distress, especially through sympathy with someone else s misfortune. ↘(sorry for) filled with compassion for. 2》 feeling regret or penitence. ↘used to express apology. 3》 in a poor or pitiful… …
38sorry — see better be safe than sorry …
39sorry — This word is used in English dialects in various forms, including: serry, surra, surry, sirree, surree, sorree, sorrah. These are mostly phonetic renderings, used in letters to the author about the use of the term in such counties as… …
40Sorry for Party Rocking — Studio album by LMFAO Released June 21, 2011 …
