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91re|grat|er — or re|gra|tor «rih GRAY tuhr», noun. a person who regrates; retailer …
92self-con|grat|u|la|tion — «SEHLF kuhn GRACH uh LAY shuhn», noun. congratulation of oneself: »Her [his wife s] practical capacity was for him a matter for continual self congratulation (H. G. Wells) …
93self-con|grat|u|la|to|ry — «SEHLF kuhn GRACH uh luh TR ee, TOHR », adjective. congratulating oneself: »a self congratulatory mood …
94self-grat|u|la|tion — «SEHLF GRACH uh LAY shuhn», noun. = self congratulation. (Cf. ↑self congratulation) …
95self-grat|u|la|to|ry — «SEHLF GRACH uh luh TR ee, TOHR », adjective. = self congratulatory. (Cf. ↑self congratulatory) …
96un|in|te|grat|ed — «uhn IHN tuh GRAY tihd», adjective. not integrated; not subjected to a process of integration …
97Saint-Grat — Vailhourles Vailhourles Administration Pays France Région Midi Pyrénées Département Aveyron Arrondissement Arrondissement de Villefranche de Rouergue Canton …
98Grantor Retained Annuity Trust - GRAT — An estate planning technique that minimizes the tax liability existing when intergenerational transfers of estate assets occur. Under these plans, an irrevocable trust is created for a certain term or period of time. The individual establishing… …
99auf schmalem Grat wandern — mutig sein; (sich) wagen (an); in tiefes Wasser gehen; Risiko auf sich nehmen; trauen; (sich) aus dem Fenster lehnen (umgangssprachlich); riskieren …
100jā́grat — जाग्रत् …