RAMBOUILLET

Meaning of RAMBOUILLET in English

Pronunciation: ˌ ram-b ə - ' l ā , -bü- ' y ā

Function: noun

Usage: often cap

Etymology: Rambouillet, France

Date: 1847

: any of a breed of large sturdy sheep developed in France

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RAMBOUILLET — geographical name town N France SW of Paris population 25,293
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RAMBOUILLET — |rambə|lā, räⁿbüye noun Etymology: from Rambouillet, Dept. Seine-et-Oise, France 1. usually capitalized : a French breed of large sturdy plain-bodied …
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RAMBOUILLET — /ram"boo lay'/ ; Fr. /rddahonn booh ye"/ , n. one of a breed of hardy sheep, developed from the Merino, …
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RAMBOUILLET — geographical name town N France SW of Paris population 25,293
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RAMBOUILLET — noun Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Rambouillet, France Date: 1847 : any of a breed of large sturdy sheep developed in …
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RAMBOUILLET — [ram.bouil.let] n, often cap [Rambouillet, France] (1906): any of a breed of large sturdy sheep developed in France
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RAMBOUILLET — Rambouillet ram. town, Yvelines dpartement, Paris region, northern France, just southwest of Versailles. Flanked by its famous chteau and surrounded …
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RAMBOUILLET — Rambouillet BrE AmE rɒm ˈbuː jeɪ ræm-, -leɪ; ˈ••• AmE ˌrɑːm bu ˈjeɪ ˌræm-, -ˈleɪ —French [ ʁɑ̃ bu jɛ …
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RAMBOUILLET — г. Рамбуйе
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RAMBOUILLET — (0) рамбуйе
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RAMBOUILLET — г. Рамбуйе
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RAMBOUILLET — Pronunciation: rä n -bü- ' y ā Function: geographical name town N France SW of Paris pop 24,789
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ROMELDALE — noun Usage: often capitalized Etymology: blend of Romney, Rambouillet, and Corriedale Date: circa 1948 any of a United States breed …
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FRANCIS I — I French François born Sept. 12, 1494, Cognac, France died March 31, 1547, Rambouillet King of France (1515–47). The cousin …
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ROMELDALE — ˈräməlˌdāl noun Etymology: blend of Romney, Rambouillet, and Corriedale 1. usually capitalized : an American breed of utility sheep developed …
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COLUMBIA SHEEP — noun Usage: usually capitalized C Etymology: from New Latin Columbia United States; from its being the first breed of sheep …
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ROMELDALE — noun Usage: often capitalized Etymology: blend of Romney, Rambouillet, and Corriedale Date: circa 1948 : any of a United States …
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ROMELDALE — [rom.el.dale] n, often cap [blend of Romney (Marsh), Rambouillet, and Corriedale] (ca. 1948): any of an American breed of utility …
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YVELINES — dpartement, le-de-France rgion, northern France, embracing the western outer suburbs of Paris and the valley of the Seine between the …
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VOITURE, VINCENT — born Feb. 24, 1597, Amiens, France died May 26, 1648, Paris French poet, letter writer, and animating spirit of the …
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VAUGELAS, CLAUDE FAVRE, SEIGNEUR DE (LORD OF), BARON ... — born Jan. 6, 1585, Meximieux, Fr. died February 1650, Paris French grammarian and an original member of the Acadmie Franaise …
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TOULOUSE, LOUIS-ALEXANDRE DE BOURBON, COMTE DE — (count of) born June 6, 1678, Versailles, Fr. died Dec. 1, 1737, Rambouillet French admiral general, a son of Louis …
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