MANDEL

Meaning of MANDEL in English

Pronunciation: mä n (n)- ' del

Function: biographical name

Georges 1885-1944 orig. Louis-Georges Rothschild Fr. polit.

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MANDEL — biographical name Georges 1885-1944 originally Louis-Georges Rothschild French politician
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MANDEL- — combining form or mandelo- Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from mandelic (acid) : mandelic acid mandel amide mandelo nitrile
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MANDEL — /man"dl, man del"/ , n. a male given name.
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MANDEL — biographical name Georges 1885-1944 originally Louis-Georges Rothschild French politician
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MANDEL, GEORGES — orig. Louis-Georges Rothschild born June 5, 1885, Chatou, France died July 7, 1944, Fontainebleau French political leader. A member of …
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MANDEL, GEORGES
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MANDEL, GEORGES — orig. Louis-Georges Rothschild born June 5, 1885, Chatou, France died July 7, 1944, Fontainebleau French political leader. A member of …
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MANDEL, GERMANY — Мандель
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MANDELO- — combining form see mandel-
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PILLORY — I. ˈpilərē, -ri noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old French pilori 1. : a device for publicly …
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SOUP UP — transitive verb Etymology: soup (II) 1. : to increase the power of (a cartridge) by greatly increasing the powder charge …
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MANDLEN — ˈmän(d)lə̇n noun plural Etymology: Yiddish, plural of mandel, literally, almond, from Middle High German — more at mandelic acid : …
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MANDELIC ACID — manˈdelik-, -dēlik- noun Etymology: part translation of German mandelsäure, from mandel almond (from Medieval Latin mandala, alteration of Late Latin …
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MANDELATE — ˈmandəˌlāt noun ( -s ) Etymology: mandel- + -ate : a salt or ester of mandelic acid
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MANDELIC ACID — /man del"ik, -dee"lik/ , Chem. any of three stereoisomeric acids having the formula C 8 H 8 O 3 , …
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LAETRILE — /lay"i tril/ , n. a controversial drug, purported to cure cancer, prepared from the pits of apricots or peaches and …
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AFFINITY
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