Tor may refer to:
in science and technology:
- Tor (rock formation)
- Tor (anonymity network), an Internet communication method intended to enable online anonymity
- Tor (genus), a group of fishes
- Tor missile system, an anti-aircraft weapon
- Tor rifle, another name for the WKW Wilk anti-materiel / sniper rifle
- Tor functor, a left derived functor of a tensor product, used in the mathematical field of homological algebra
- a "target of rapamycin" protein, for instance in mammals the mammalian target of rapamycin
in geography:
- Tor, Pallars, Spain
- El-Tor, Egypt
- Toronto, Canada
- Sloviansk, Ukraine
- Tor, Agra, in Uttar Pradesh, India
in culture:
- Tor Books, a publishing company
- The acronym for Star Wars: The Old Republic, a massively multiplayer online role-playing game by BioWare
- Tor (comics), a fictional prehistoric human character
- Sir Tor, a Knight of the Round Table
- Thor, a god in Norse mythology
- Tor the Shuttlezord, a character in the television series Power Rangers
- A character in the book The Hero and the Crown
- A character in the animated television series Moby Dick and Mighty Mightor
- An organic time machine in Cowl (novel)
in other uses:
- HNoMS Thor, one of various Norwegian Navy craft
- DFDS Tor Line, a Swedish shipping company
TOR or ToR may refer to:
- Tornado warning, a severe weather alert
- Transport of Rockland, a bus system in Rockland County, New York
- Torrington Municipal Airport, in Wyoming, United States
- Terminal-Owning Region, a section in CICS software
- Transcript of Records, a type of transcript (education)
- Traditional own resources, a tax in the Budget of the European Union
in sports:
- Toronto Raptors, a basketball team
- Toronto Maple Leafs, a hockey team
- Toronto Blue Jays, a baseball team
- Toronto Argonauts, a football team