Nor (conjunction)

1. Used to introduce the second or further of two or more negative alternatives.
2. Used to introduce the second or further of two or more negative alternatives.
3. Used to introduce a negative alternative to a previously stated positive statement.
4. Used to indicate that neither of two or more alternatives applies or is true.
5. Used to introduce a negative alternative to a previously stated positive statement.

Origin:

Old english, of germanic origin; related to dutch en "and" and german noch "neither, not yet".

Examples:

1. I don't like coffee, nor tea.
2. I am not going to the party, nor the concert.
3. I am not the best, nor the worst.
4. I am not going to the game, nor the movie.
5. I am not tired, nor hungry.