RIZ

Meaning of RIZ in English

dialect

past of rise

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POUDRE DE RIZ — |püdrədə|rē noun Etymology: French : rice powder
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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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SERIES — I. ˈsi(ˌ)rēz, ˈsē(-, -_riz noun ( plural series ) Etymology: Latin, from serere to join, bind together, entwine, link; akin …
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RISE — I. ˈrīz verb ( rose ˈrōz ; or archaic rise or dialect riz ˈriz ; ris·en ˈriz ə n ; …
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KHWARAZMIAN — I. kwəˈrazmēən, kwäˈ- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Khwarazm, province of ancient Persia + English -ian 1. : of or …
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DERISORY — I. -rīs(ə)rē, -rīz(-, -riz(-, -ri adjective Etymology: Late Latin derisorius, from Latin derisus + -orius -ory 1. : expressive of …
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ARISE — I. əˈrīz intransitive verb ( arose -rōz ; arisen -riz ə n ; arising ; arises ) Etymology: Middle English …
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DIRTY RICE — noun Etymology: probably translation of Louisiana French riz sale or Louisiana Creole diri sal : a Cajun dish of white …
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SUNDRIES — ˈsəndrēz, -riz noun plural Etymology: sundry (I) + -es : miscellaneous articles, details, or items of inconsiderable size or amount …
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SUBRISIVE — -rīs]iv, -riz], -rīz]\ adjective Etymology: Latin subris us (past participle of subridēre to smile) + English -ive : smiling the …
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RHIZAUTOICOUS — |rīz+ˌ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: rhiz- + autoicous : having the antheridia on a branch connected by rhizoids to the archegonial branch …
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PHLORIZIN — ˈflȯrəzə̇n, ˈflär-, fləˈrīz ə n noun or phlo·rhi·zin or phlo·rid·zin fləˈridzə̇n ; also phlor·rhi·zin ˈflȯrəzə̇n, ˈflär-, fləˈrīz ə n ( …
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GRUNDRISS — ˈgru̇nt.ˌris noun ( plural grundris·se -sə) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: German, from grund basis, foundation (from Old High German grunt …
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GREGORY'S POWDER — ˈgreg]ərēz-, -rāg], -riz- noun Usage: usually capitalized G Etymology: after James Gregory died 1821 Scottish professor of medicine : a …
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DERISIVE — də̇ˈrīs]iv, dēˈ-, ]ēv also ]əv sometimes -riz] or -rīz] or -ris] adjective Etymology: deris ion + -ive 1. : expressing …
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CONGERIES — ˈkänjə(ˌ)rēz, -_riz sometimes kənˈji(ˌ)rēz or -ˈjiriz or -ˈjirēˌēz or -ˈjerēˌēz noun also con·ge·rie ˈkänjə(ˌ)rē, -_ri ; or con·ge·ry ˈkänjə_rē, -ri …
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TAYLORISM — — Taylorite /tay"leuh ruyt'/ , n. /tay"leuh riz'euhm/ , n. a modified form of Calvinism that maintains that every person …
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PLAGIARISM — — plagiarist , n. — plagiaristic , adj. /play"jeuh riz'euhm, -jee euh riz'-/ , n. 1. the unauthorized use or …
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APHORISM — — aphorismic, aphorismatic /af'euh riz mat"ik/ , adj. /af"euh riz'euhm/ , n. a terse saying embodying a general truth, or …
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THEORIZE — [the.o.rize] vb -rized ; -riz.ing vi (1638): to form a theory: speculate ~ vt 1: to form a theory about …
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TEMPORIZE — [tem.po.rize] vi -rized ; -riz.ing [MF temporiser, fr. ML temporizare to pass the time, fr. L tempor-, tempus] (1579) 1: …
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SUMMARIZE — [sum.ma.rize] vb -rized ; -riz.ing vt (1871): to tell in or reduce to a summary ~ vi: to make a …
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PLAGIARIZE — [pla.gia.rize] vb -rized ; -riz.ing vt [plagiary] (1716): to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as …
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MEMORIZE — [mem.o.rize] vt -rized ; -riz.ing (1838): to commit to memory: learn by heart -- mem.o.riz.able adj -- mem.o.ri.za.tion n -- …
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FORMULARIZE — [for.mu.la.rize] vt -rized ; -riz.ing (1852): to state in or reduce to a formula: formulate -- for.mu.la.ri.za.tion n -- for.mu.la.riz.er …
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EXTEMPORIZE — [ex.tem.po.rize] vb -rized ; -riz.ing vi (1644) 1: to do something extemporaneously: improvise; esp: to speak extemporaneously 2: to get …
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AUTHORIZE — [au.tho.rize] vt -rized ; -riz.ing (14c) 1: to establish by or as if by authority: sanction "a custom authorized by …
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ALLEGORIZE — [al.le.go.rize] vb -rized ; -riz.ing vi (1581) 1: to give allegorical explanations 2: to compose or use allegory ~ vt …
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OPALINE GLASS — usually opaque glass or crystal, either white or coloured, made in France between approximately 1810 and 1890. Opaline resembles the …
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MURFREESBORO — Murfreesboro BrE AmE ˈmɜːf riz ˌbʌr ə AmE \ ˈmɝːf riz ˌbɝː oʊ -iz-, -ə
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ASK — INDEX: to ask questions 1. to ask someone a question 2. to ask several people questions 3. to ask someone …
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