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81rack|et|eer|ing — «RAK uh TIHR ihng», noun. the business of a racketeer …
82rock|et|eer|ing — «ROK uh TIHR ihng», noun. < rocketry …
83rock|et|eer — «ROK uh TIHR», noun. a person who works with rockets, especially an expert in rocketry …
84slo|gan|eer|ing — «SLOH guh NIHR ihng», noun. the making up or use of slogans, as in advertising or political propaganda: »Some people seem to have accepted that epitome of simplified sloganeering that foreign aid is like “pouring money down a rathole” (Christian… …
85slo|gan|eer — «SLOH guh NIHR», noun, verb. –n. a person who makes up or uses slogans: »a sloganeer, a master of rhetoric and exhortation (New York Times). –v.i. to make up or use slogans. –v.t. = sloganize. (Cf. ↑sloganize) …
86son|net|eer — «SON uh TIHR», noun, verb. –n. 1. a writer of sonnets. 2. an inferior poet: »Our little sonneteers…have too narrow souls to judge of Poetry (John Dryden). –v.i. to write sonnets …
87sum|mit|eer — «SUHM uh TIHR», noun. Informal. a participant in a summit meeting: »The summiteers signed a series of accords on cooperation in medicine, pollution control, science, and space flights (Pittsburgh Press) …
88tar|get|eer — «TAHR guh TIHR», noun. 1. a person who tests the sights for accuracy on small arms. 2. = peltast. (Cf. ↑peltast) …
89weap|on|eer|ing — «WEHP uh NIHR ihng», noun. the design or production of weapons: »Contemporary weaponeering is essentially a process of miniaturization; of packing more devastation into a smaller and more portable warhead (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists) …
90weap|on|eer — «WEHP uh NIHR», noun. 1. a person who develops or produces weapons. 2. a person who activates a nuclear weapon …
