KRO

Meaning of KRO in English

A fine chick. Example: Thats one fine kro.

Slang English vocab. Английский сленговый словарь. 2012

KRO — Airport Name : Kurgan Airport Airport Location : Kurgan, Russia IATA Code : KRO ICAO Code : USUU
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USUU — Airport Name : Kurgan Airport Airport Location : Kurgan, Russia IATA Code : KRO ICAO Code : USUU
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KURGAN AIRPORT — Airport Name : Kurgan Airport Airport Location : Kurgan, Russia IATA Code : KRO ICAO Code : USUU
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KAROSS — noun Etymology: Afrikaans karos, from Khoikhoi karo-s, kro-s Date: circa 1731 a simple garment or rug of skins used especially …
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SYNCHRO — I. ˈsin(ˌ)krō, -iŋ(- noun ( -s ) Etymology: synchro nous : selsyn II. adjective Etymology: synchro- : adapted to synchronization …
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MICROPHOTOMETER — I. |mī(ˌ)krō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary micr- + photometer : an instrument for measuring the amount of light transmitted …
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MACRO — I. ˈma(ˌ)krō adjective Etymology: macr- 1. : large, thick, or excessively developed macro layer of the cerebral cortex the book …
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CROQUET — I. (ˈ)krō|kā noun ( -s ) Etymology: French dialect, hockey stick, from Old North French, shepherd's crook — more at …
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CROCHET — I. (ˈ)krō|shā noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, hook, crochet work, from Middle French, diminutive of croche hook, of Scandinavian …
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VELCRO — ˈvel(ˌ)krō trademark — used for a closure consisting of a piece of fabric of small hooks that sticks to a …
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SYNCHRO-SHUTTER — |sin(ˌ)krō, -iŋ(-+ noun Etymology: synchro- + shutter : a camera shutter containing an electrical switching device to fire a flashbulb …
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SACROSPINALIS — |sa(ˌ)krō also |sā(-+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from sacr- (II) + Late Latin spinalis, adjective, spinal : a muscle extending …
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SACROSCIATIC FORAMEN — |sa](ˌ)krō also |sā]+...- noun Etymology: sacrosciatic probably from (assumed) New Latin sacrosciaticus, from New Latin sacr- (II) + Late Latin …
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SACROCOCCYGEUS — |sa(ˌ)krō also |sā(-+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from sacr- (II) + coccygeus : either the anterior muscle or the posterior …
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PSYCHROENERGETIC — |sī(ˌ)krō+ adjective Etymology: psychro- + energetic : of or relating to the relationship between environmental climatic conditions and the efficiency …
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NECRO — ˈne(ˌ)krō noun ( -s ) Etymology: by shortening : necrotic enteritis
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MUCRO — ˈmyü(ˌ)krō noun ( plural mucro·nes ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ˌnēz ; also mucros ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, point, edge; akin to Greek …
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MICROTITRATION — |mī(ˌ)krō+ noun Etymology: micr- + titration : microanalytical titration
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MICROPYROMETER — |mī(ˌ)krō+ noun Etymology: micr- + pyrometer : an instrument used for the optical determination of the temperature or emissivity of …
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MICRO-PUCCINIA — |mī(ˌ)krō+ noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized P Etymology: New Latin, from micr- + Puccinia : a parasitic fungus …
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MICROPROCEDURE — |mī(ˌ)krō+ noun Etymology: micr- + procedure : a procedure (as for microanalysis) involving very small quantities of material — opposed …
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MICROPOROSITY — |mī(ˌ)krō+ noun Etymology: micr- + porosity : extremely fine porosity (as in metal castings)
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MICROPOLARISCOPE — |mī(ˌ)krō+ noun Etymology: micr- + polariscope : a microscope with polarizer and analyzer attached (as for use in crystallography)
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MICROPIPETTE — noun or mi·cro·pipet |mī(ˌ)krō+ Etymology: micr- + pipette 1. : a pipette for the measurement or transferring of very small …
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MICROMUTATION — |mī(ˌ)krō+ noun Etymology: micr- + mutation : a small-scale or highly localized mutation ; especially : one involving alteration at …
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MICROMANIPULATION — |mī(ˌ)krō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary micr- + manipulation : the technique or practice of microdissection and microinjection — compare …
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MICROBURETTE — noun or mi·cro·buret |mī(ˌ)krō+ Etymology: micr- + burette : a burette (as one with a capacity of 10 milliliters or …
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MACROTAXONOMY — |ma(ˌ)krō+ noun Etymology: macr- + taxonomy : taxonomy of larger biologic units (as family, order, class)
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MACROSMATIC — |maˌkr+_- adjective also macro-osmatic |ma(ˌ)krō+ Etymology: macr- + osmatic : having the sense or organs of smell highly developed dogs …
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KRONE — [kro.ne] n, pl kro.ner [Dan, lit., crown] (1885): the basic monetary unit of Denmark and Norway [2]kro.ne n, pl kro.nen …
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KRONA — [kro.na] n, pl kro.nor [Sw, lit., crown] (1875): the basic monetary unit of Sweden [2]kro.na n, pl kro.nur [Icel krona, …
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