ROR

Meaning of ROR in English

[ROR] abbreviation release on own recognizance

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ROR — Airport Name : Babelthuap Airport Airport Location : Koror, Palau IATA Code : ROR ICAO Code : PTRO
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ROR — Rotate Right
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ROR — ROtate Right
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ROR — Rate of Return
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ROR — Rotate Right
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PTRO — Airport Name : Babelthuap Airport Airport Location : Koror, Palau IATA Code : ROR ICAO Code : PTRO
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BABELTHUAP AIRPORT — Airport Name : Babelthuap Airport Airport Location : Koror, Palau IATA Code : ROR ICAO Code : PTRO
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IRRORATE — I. irrorate transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Latin irroratus, past past. of irrorare, from in- in- (II) + rorare …
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ROSEMARY — ˈrōzˌmerē, -_mər- noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English, by folk etymology (influence of Middle English rose (II) and of …
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ROSCID — ˈräsə̇d adjective Etymology: Latin roscidus, from ror-, ros dew — more at rosemary archaic : dewy
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RORIFEROUS — rȯˈrif(ə)rəs adjective Etymology: Latin rorifer roriferous (from ror-, ros dew + -fer -ferous) + English -ous : generating dew
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RORID — adjective Etymology: Latin roridus, from ror-, ros dew obsolete : dewy
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RORIC — ˈrōrik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary ror- (from Latin ror-, ros dew) + -ic — more at rosemary : of …
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RORATE SUNDAY — rȯˈräd.ē- noun Usage: capitalized R&S Etymology: rorate from Latin, 2d person plural imperative of rorare to drip moisture, from ror-, …
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RORAL — ˈrōrəl adjective Etymology: Latin ror-, ros dew + English -al archaic : dewy
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ROHR BORDUN — |rōr(ˌ)bȯr|dün noun Etymology: German rohrbordun, from German rohr reed, pipe (from Old High German rōr reed) + bordun bourdon, from …
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ROER — ˈru̇(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: Afrikaans, from Dutch, firelock (gun), pipe, from Middle Dutch, firelock (gun), pipe, reed; akin …
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SORORITY — /seuh rawr"i tee, -ror"-/ , n. , pl. sororities . a society or club of women or girls, esp. in …
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SORORICIDE — — sororicidal , adj. /seuh rawr"euh suyd', -ror"-/ , n. 1. a person who kills his or her sister. 2. …
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PERORATION — — perorational, perorative , adj. — peroratorical /peuh rawr'euh tawr"i keuhl, -ror'euh tor"-/ , adj. — peroratorically , adv. — …
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IRRORATE — — irroration , n. /ir"euh rayt', i rawr"it, i rohr"-/ , adj. Zool. marked with small spots of color; speckled. …
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ETHER — — etheric /i ther"ik, i thear"-/ , adj. /ee"theuhr/ , n. 1. Also called diethyl ether, diethyl oxide, ethyl ether, …
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ROSEMARY — noun ( plural -mar·ies ) Etymology: Middle English rosmarine, from Anglo-French rosemarin, from Latin rosmarinus, from ror-, ros dew + …
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TERRORIZE — [ter.ror.ize] vt -ized ; -iz.ing (1823) 1: to fill with terror or anxiety: scare 2: to coerce by threat or …
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TERRORISM — [ter.ror.ism] n (1795): the systematic use of terror esp. as a means of coercion -- ter.ror.ist adj or n -- …
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TERRORISE — [ter.ror.ise] chiefly Brit var of terrorize
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TERROR — [ter.ror] n [ME, fr. MF terreur, fr. L terror, fr. terrere to frighten; akin to Gk trein to be afraid, …
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MIRROR — [mir.ror] n [ME mirour, fr. OF, fr. mirer to look at, fr. L mirari to wonder at] (13c) 1: a …
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ERROR — [er.ror] n [ME errour, fr. MF, fr. L error, fr. errare] (13c) 1 a: an act or condition of ignorant …
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COUNTER- — [counter-] prefix [ME contre-, fr. MF, fr. contre] 1 a: contrary: opposite "counterclockwise" "countermarch" b: opposing: retaliatory "counterforce" "counteroffensive" 2: …
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