RHE

Meaning of RHE in English

Rolls His/Her Eyes

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RHE — ˈrē noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek rhein to flow — more at stream : the cgs unit of fluidity …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
RHE — /ree/ , n. Physics. a centimeter-gram-second unit of fluidity, equal to the reciprocal of poise. [ 1925-30; rhéos flowing substance, …
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RHE — ре
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RHE — ре
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RHE — ре
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RHES — plural of rhe
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RHEIN — ˈrēə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary rhe- (from New Latin Rheum ) + -in : a yellow …
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RHEIC ACID — ˈrēik- noun Etymology: rheic from rhe- (from New Latin Rheum ) + -ic : chrysophanic acid
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FLUIDITY — /flooh id"i tee/ , n. 1. the quality or state of being fluid. 2. Physics. a. the ability of a …
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SEBORRHEA — [seb.or.rhea] n [NL, fr. L sebum + NL -rrhea] (ca. 1860): abnormally increased secretion and discharge of sebum -- seb.or.rhe.ic …
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RHETORICAL — [rhe.tor.i.cal] also rhe.tor.ic adj (15c) 1 a: of, relating to, or concerned with rhetoric b: employed for rhetorical effect; esp: …
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RHETOR — [rhe.tor] n [ME rethor, fr. L rhetor, fr. Gk rhetor] (14c): rhetorician 1
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RHESUS MONKEY — [rhe.sus monkey] n [NL Rhesus, genus of monkeys, fr. L, a mythical king of Thrace, fr. Gk Rhesos] (1841): a …
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RHEOMETER — [rhe.om.e.ter] n [ISV] (ca. 1859): an instrument for measuring flow (as of viscous substances)
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RHEOLOGY — [rhe.ol.o.gy] n [ISV] (1929): a science dealing with the deformation and flow of matter; also: the ability to flow or …
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RHENIUM — [rhe.ni.um] n [NL, fr. L Rhenus Rhine River] (1925): a rare heavy metallic element that resembles manganese, is obtained either …
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RHEBOK — [rhe.bok] n [Afrik reebok, fr. D, male roe deer, fr. ree roe + boc buck] (1834): a brownish gray antelope …
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LOGORRHEA — [log.or.rhea] n [NL] (ca. 1892): excessive and often incoherent talkativeness or wordiness -- log.or.rhe.ic adj
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LEUKORRHEA
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GONORRHEA
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DYSMENORRHEA — [dys.men.or.rhea] n [NL] (ca. 1810): painful menstruation -- dys.men.or.rhe.ic adj
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DIARRHEA — [di.ar.rhea] n [ME diaria, fr. LL diarrhoea, fr. Gk diarrhoia, fr. diarrhein to flow through, fr. dia- + rhein to …
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AMENORRHEA — [amen.or.rhea] n [NL, fr. a- + Gk men month + NL -o- + -rrhea--more at moon] (1804): abnormal absence or …
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RHETORICAL — rhetorical BrE AmE ri ˈtɒr ɪk ə l rə- AmE \ ri ˈtɔːr- -ˈtɑːr- ▷ rhetorical|ly ‿i ▶ rhe ˌ …
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RHETORICAL — rhe ‧ tor ‧ i ‧ cal /rɪˈtɒrɪk ə l $ -ˈtɔː-, -ˈtɑː-/ BrE AmE adjective 1 . rhetorical question …
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RHESUS FACTOR — Rhe ‧ sus fac ‧ tor /ˈriːsəs ˌfæktə $ -tər/ BrE AmE noun [singular] a substance that some people have …
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GONORRHEA
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