## Meanings
1. A short journey to see a place, building, or area.
2. A series of visits to different places, such as by a band giving concerts.
3. To travel around a place to see it.

## Examples
- We took a tour of the wine-growing regions of Spain.
- The band is on a world tour this year.
- We toured southern France last summer.

## Derived Forms
- pre-tour
- railtour
- tiki-tour
- tour-goer
- tourane
- tourism
- tourist

## Roots and Affixes
- Root: tor
- Root: tour

## Etymology
From Old French tor, French tour (“tower”).

## AI Etymology
Tour is from Old French tor, French tour (“tower”). The historical line also includes Old French tor, French tour. In present-day use, it can mean a short journey to see a place, building, or area, or a series of visits to different places, such as by a band giving concerts. Derived formations include pre-tour, railtour, tiki-tour, tour-goer, tourane, tourism, tourist.

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- Travel

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