ROZ

Meaning of ROZ in English

Roz BrE AmE rɒz AmE \ rɑːz

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UPRISE — I. |əp|rīz intransitive verb ( up·rose -rōz ; also archaic up·rist -rist ; up·ris·en -riz ə n ; also archaic …
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ARISE — I. əˈrīz intransitive verb ( arose -rōz ; arisen -riz ə n ; arising ; arises ) Etymology: Middle English …
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VASSAR ROSE — |vasə|rōz, |vaas- noun Usage: often capitalized V Etymology: from Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 1. : a dark pink to grayish …
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RUSELL — ˈru̇s ə l, ˈrȯs ə l noun ( -s ) Etymology: Yiddish rosel pickle, broth, stew, rusell, from Russian rosol, …
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ROSE BENGAL — (ˌ)rōz+ pronunc at bengal noun also rose ben·gale -gäl, -gəl ( plural rose bengals ) Usage: often capitalized R&B Etymology: …
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ROSANILINE — (ˈ)rōz+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary ros- (from Latin rosa rose) + aniline — more at rose 1. a. or …
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ROOSEVELTIAN — |rōz(ə)|veltēən sometimes |rüz- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Theodore Roosevelt died 1919, 26th United States president and Franklin Delano Roosevelt …
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NAURUZ — (ˈ)nau̇|rüz noun ( -es ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Persian naurūz, naurōz, literally, new day, from nau new + rūz, …
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MAESTRO — ˈmī(ˌ)strō sometimes mäˈe(- noun ( plural maestros -rōz ; or mae·stri -rē) Etymology: Italian, literally, master, from Latin magister — …
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CYMAROSE — -(ˌ)rōs also -rōz noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary cymar in + -ose : a sugar C 7 …
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BUROW'S SOLUTION — ˈbü(ˌ)rōz- noun Usage: usually capitalized B Etymology: after Karl A. Burow died 1874 German surgeon : a solution of aluminum …
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YALOW — /yal"oh/ , n. Rosalyn (Sussman) /roz"euh lin sus"meuhn/ , born 1921, U.S. medical physicist: Nobel prize for medicine 1977.
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TURECK — /toor"ek, tyoor"-/ , n. Rosalyn /roz"euh lin/ , born 1914, U.S. pianist.
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ROZZER — /roz"euhr/ , n. Brit. Slang. a policeman. [ 1890-95; orig. uncert. ]
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ROSWELL — /roz"wel, -weuhl/ , n. 1. a city in SE New Mexico. 39,676. 2. a town in central Georgia. 23,337.
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ROSULATE — /roh"zeuh lit, roz"euh-/ , adj. Bot. forming a rosette or rosettes. [ 1825-35; rosul ( a ) (L ros ( …
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ROSINWEED — /roz"in weed'/ , n. 1. any coarse, North American, composite plant of the genus Silphium, having a resinous juice and …
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ROSINANTE — /roz'euh nan"tee, roh'zeuh nahn"tee/ , n. 1. the old, worn horse of Don Quixote. 2. ( l.c. ) an old, …
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ROSIN — — rosiny , adj. /roz"in/ , n. Also called colophony . 1. Chem. the yellowish to amber, translucent, hard, brittle, …
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ROSICRUCIANISM — /roh'zi krooh"sheuh niz'euhm, roz'i-/ , n. the practices or principles of Rosicrucians. [ 1730-40; ROSICRUCIAN + -ISM ]
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ROSICRUCIAN — /roh'zi krooh"sheuhn, roz'i-/ , n. 1. (in the 17th and 18th centuries) a person who belonged to a secret society …
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ROSET — /roz"it/ , n. Scot. resin; rosin. [ 1495-1505; var. of ME rosine ROSIN ]
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ROSAMUND — /roz"euh meuhnd, roh"zeuh-/ , n. a female given name: from Germanic words meaning "horse" and "protection." Also, Rosamond .
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ROSALIND — /roz"euh lind, roh"zeuh-/ , n. a female given name.
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ROSALIE — /roh"zeuh lee, roz"euh-/ , n. a female given name: from a Latin word meaning rose festival.
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PAROSMIA — /peuh roz"mee euh/ , n. Pathol. a disorder of the sense of smell, esp. the perception of odors that are …
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BURROUGHS — I. ˈbər-(ˌ)ōz, ˈbə-(ˌ)rōz biographical name Edgar Rice 1875-1950 American writer II. biographical name John 1837-1921 American naturalist III. biographical name …
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WOOZY — adjective ( woo·zi·er ; -est ) Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1897 1. : mentally unclear or hazy seems a little …
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ROZZER — [roz.zer] n [origin unknown] (1893) slang Brit: police officer
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ARROZ CON POLLO — [ar.roz con po.llo] n [Sp, lit., rice with chicken] (1938): chicken cooked with rice and usu. flavored with saffron
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NEW YORKER, THE — American weekly magazine, famous for its varied literary fare and humour. The founder, Harold Ross, published the first issue on …
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