Gore Vidal, an American author.

Catherine Gore, British novelist and dramatist

Graphic violence visually depicted, especially the realistic depiction of serious physical injuries involving blood, flesh and bone matter.

Al Gore, Jr., the son of Albert Gore, Sr., 45th Vice President of the United States, and joint winner of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.

The Gore, a wrestling move used by Rhino.

Charles Gore, an English divine and Anglican bishop who founded the Community of the Resurrection.

Martin L. Gore, a member of synthpop band Depeche Mode.

Splatter film, a horror genre also known as "gore film".

Frank Gore, American Football Player.

To wound by removing flesh.

Lesley Gore, American singer.

The Gore Baronets, group of families in Ireland.

Gore: Ultimate Soldier, a first-person shooter videogame published by DreamCatcher Games.

Albert Gore, Sr., United States Senator and father of of former Vice President Albert Gore Jr.

Christopher Gore, US Senator from Massachusetts

Al Gore III, the son of Al Gore, Jr., and the grandson of Albert Gore, Sr.

Thomas Gore, United States Senator.

Gore Verbinski, an American director.

Gore Range, Colorado.

Gore, New Zealand.

Gore, Oklahoma.

Gore, Ethiopia.

Gore Township, Michigan.

Gore Canyon, Colorado.

Gore (surveying), an unincorporated area which is not part of any town and has limited self-government.

Kensington Gore, a street in Kensington, West London.

Hibberts Gore, Maine, an unincorporated area in Lincoln County, Maine.

Gore (segment), a triangular piece of cloth or metal used in three-dimensional fabrication.

The Unseen (book), a horror-mystery novel by Joseph Citro also known as The Gore.

Gore (road), a triangular strip of land created where two roads fork or merge at an acute angle, bounded by the edges of the roads.

Gore (hundred), a historic subdivision of Middlesex.

Gore, Nova Scotia.

(Of an action of an animal) to pierce with horns, as in the sentence "the bull gored the matador". Also to wound with a pointed or penetrating object similar to a horn or an antler.

A mythical place mentioned in Arthurian legend, ruled by King Urien and probably based on the historical kingdom of Rheged.

Bill Gore, founder of W. L. Gore and Associates, makers of Gore-Tex.

Deborah Gore Dean, former United States federal employee and second cousin once removed of former Vice President Albert Gore Jr.

Louise Gore, Maryland politician and second cousin of former Vice President Albert Gore Jr.