* registrar
scholar
registrar
buttcheek
Some nouns ending with 'or' are:abductoractoralligatorancestoranchorarborardorauditorauthoraviatorbachelorbehaviorcalculatorcamphorcandorchancellorchiropractorcollectorcolorcondorconductorcreatorcursorcuspidordebtordecordetectordictatordirectordistributordoctordooreditoreducatorelevatorequatorerrorescalatorexcelsiorexhibitorexteriorexterminatorfactorfavorfervorfloorflourflavorfurorgeneratorgladiatorgovernorharborhonorhorrorhumorillustratorimpostorincineratorincisorincubatorinspectorinstructorinsulatorinteriorinventorinvestorinvestigatorjanitorjurorlaborlegislatorliquormanormatadormayormentormetaphormeteorminormirrormonitormoormotornarratornavigatorneighborodorpallorparlorpastorpredatorprocessorprofessorprojectorproprietorprosecutorprotectorradiatorrancorraptorrazorregulatorrespiratorrigorrotorrumorsailorsaviorsectorsenatorsimulatorsplendorsponsorsqualorsuccessorsuccorsuitorsupervisorsurveyorsurvivortailortenorterrortractortraitortremortumortutorvalorvaporvendorvictorventilatorvictorvigorvisitorvisorwarrior
me chupa pito
In Spanish, the "ar" ending for the first-person singular pronoun "yo" in the present tense is "-o." For example, the verb "hablar" (to speak) conjugates to "hablo" when referring to "I speak."
argot
Optician
clive
not officialy you have to be 12 and there ar restriction
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Regular Verbs