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What does ordor mean?
"Ordor" is likely a misspelling of "odor," which refers to a scent or smell, typically one that is unpleasant.
Did they have outhouses in the 1700s?
Some people had outhouses in the 1700's.
What is the ordor of plutonium?
Plutonium has not an odor.
Which sedimentary rock has an ordor?
igneaous rok
How far from the main house were outhouses usually located?
Outhouses were common when running water was not available. Back then, outhouses were usually between 50 and 150 feet from the main house and often facing away.
A small animal noted for its unpleasant ordor?
Presumably you mean 'odour' (though 'ordor' as a neologism based on 'odour' and 'ordure' is not without relevance!) - if so, are you looking for the word 'skunk'?
What were the uses for the temples of Babylon?
outhouses
Which state has the most outhouses?
Alaska
What has the author Oliver Ezekwe Ordor written?
Oliver Ezekwe Ordor has written: 'Cardiovascular responses to different body positions during submaximal and maximal arm ergometry in young college males'
Ordor after sex?
Bacteria causes odor. That's why you should wash after sex.
What animal produces a terrible ordor?
The skunk, when alarmed, will produce a terrible odor!
What kind of toilets did they have in new France?
Outhouses and buckets.
