ROF

Meaning of ROF in English

Rolling On (the) Floor

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ROOF — I. ˈrüf, ˈru̇f, dial ˈrəf noun ( plural roofs -fs ; also rooves ˈrüvz) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English …
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REEVE — I. ˈrēv noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English reve, ireve, from Old English gerēfa, from ge- (perfective, associative, and …
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-TROPHIC — .|träfik, -rōf-, -fēk, sometimes .trə(ˌ)fik adjective combining form also -tro·phous .trəfəs Etymology: New Latin -trophia -trophy + English -ic or …
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STROPHIOLATE — ˈsträfēəˌlāt, -rōf- adjective Etymology: New Latin strophiolatus, from strophiolum + -atus -ate : furnished with a strophiole
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STROPHIC — ˈsträfik, -rōf-, -fēk adjective also stroph·i·cal -fə̇kəl, -fēk- Etymology: strophe + -ic, -ical 1. : relating to, containing, or consisting …
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ROOFTREE — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: Middle English, from rof, roof roof + tre, tree tree — more at tree 1. : ridgepole …
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ROOFING — -fiŋ, -fēŋ noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English rovyng, from rof, roof roof + -ing — more at roof …
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PROTOTROPHIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷.|träfik, -rōf- adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary prot- + -trophic 1. : deriving nutriment from inorganic sources — used especially …
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ORGANOTROPHIC — “+|träfik, -rōf- adjective Etymology: organ- + -trophic : relating to the formation and nutrition of living organs
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NEUROTROPHIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at neuro- +|träfik, -rōf- adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary neur- + -trophic 1. : relating to or dependent on …
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MONOTROPHIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at mono- +.|träfik, -rōf- adjective Etymology: mon- + -trophic : feeding only on one kind of food
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MONOSTROPHIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|sträfik, -rōf- adjective Etymology: Greek monostrophikos, from mon- + strophikos strophic — more at strophic : consisting of monostrophes
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METATROPHIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|träfik, -rōf- adjective Etymology: meta- + -trophic : requiring complex organic sources of carbon and nitrogen for metabolic synthesis : …
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LUTEOTROPHIC — |lüd.ēə|träfik, -rōf- adjective or lu·teo·trop·ic -|träpik Etymology: lute- + -trophic or -tropic : acting on the corpora lutea
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HYPERTROPHIC — hīˈpər.trə(ˌ)fik; |hīpər|träfik, -rōf- adjective or hy·per·tro·phous (ˈ)hī|pər.trəfəs Etymology: hyper- + -trophic or -trophous : of or relating to hypertrophy : …
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HYPERSTROPHIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|sträfik also -rōf- adjective Etymology: hyper- + Greek strophos twisted band, cord + English -ic — more at strophe : …
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HISTOTROPH — ˈhistəˌträf, -rȯf noun or his·to·trophe -rōf ( -s ) Etymology: French histotrophe, from hist- + -trophe (from Greek trophos one …
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GLYCOTROPIC — |glīkō|träpik adjective also gly·co·trophic -räfik, -rōf- Etymology: glyc- + -tropic or -trophic : antagonizing the action of insulin especially with …
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GENETOTROPHIC — jə̇|ned.ə|träfik, -rōf- adjective Etymology: genet ic + -o- + -trophic : relating to or involving genetic predisposing and nutritional precipitating …
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EUTROPHICATION — (ˌ)yüˌträfə̇ˈkāshən, -rōf- noun ( -s ) Etymology: eutrophic + -ation : the process of becoming more eutrophic either as a …
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EUTROPHIC — (ˈ)yü|träfik, -rōf- adjective Etymology: probably from eutrophy + -ic 1. : relating to or being in a well-nourished condition 2. …
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EPITROPHIC — |epə|träfik, -rōf- adjective : characterized by epitrophy
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ENDOTROPHIC — |endə|träfik, -rōf- adjective also en·do·trop·ic -räpik Etymology: end- + -trophic or -tropic of a mycorrhiza : penetrating into the associated …
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EMBRYOTROPH — ˈembrēəˌträf, -rȯf noun or em·bry·o·trophe -rōf ( -s ) Etymology: French embryotrophe, from embry- + -trophe (from Greek trophos one …
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XEROPHILOUS — — xerophily , n. /zi rof"euh leuhs/ , adj. 1. Bot. growing in or adapted to dry, esp. dry and …
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XEROPHAGY — /zi rof"euh jee/ , n. , pl. xerophagies . a Lenten fast observed esp. during Holy Week, constituting the strictest …
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SPOROPHORE — — sporophoric /spawr'euh fawr"ik, -for"-, spohr'-/ , sporophorous /speuh rof"euhr euhs/ , adj. /spawr"euh fawr', spohr"euh fohr'/ , n. Mycol. …
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SEROV — /seuh rawf", -rof"/ ; Russ. /syi rddawf"/ , n. a city in the W Russian Federation in Asia, E of …
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SAKHAROV — /sah"keuh rawf', -rof', sak"euh-/ ; Russ. /sah"kheuh rddeuhf/ , n. Andrei (Dmitrievich) /ahn"dray di mee"tree euh vich/ ; Russ. /un …
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REEVE — reeve 1 /reev/ , n. 1. an administrative officer of a town or district. 2. Brit. an overseer or superintendent …
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