cored Definition

1. The fibrous case at the centre of some fruits, eg apples and pears, containing the seeds.
2. The innermost, central, essential or unchanging part.

Thesaurus: essence, heart, kernel, gist, pith; centre, hub, focus, pivot.
3. The central region of a star or planet, especially the Earth.
4. archaeol.
The lump of stone left after flakes have been struck off it for shaping into tools.
5. The central part of a nuclear reactor, containing the fuel, where the nuclear reaction takes place.
6. elec.
A piece of magnetic material that, when placed in the centre of a wire coil through which an electric current is being passed, increases the intensity of the magnetic field and the inductance of the coil.
7. The main memory of a computer, where instructions and data are stored in such a way that they are available for immediate use.

Form: core memory
8. The inner part of an electric cable.
9. A cylindrical sample of rock, soil, etc, removed with a hollow tubular drill.

cored, coring
1. To remove the core of (an apple, etc).

With the core removed.

Containing a core.