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71dou|ble-rip|per — «DUHB uhl RIHP uhr», noun. a double runner …
72hor|rip|i|la|tion — «h RIHP uh LAY shuhn, ho », noun. the act or process of the hair bristling on the skin as from cold or fear; goose flesh. ╂[< Late Latin horripilātiō, ōnis < horripilāre (of the hackles) to rise, bristle with fear < Latin horrēre bristle …
73pe|rip|a|tus — «puh RIHP uh tuhs», noun. any one of certain primitive, invertebrate, wormlike animals, found in widely separated tropical regions, and having some characteristics of annelid worms and some of arthropods. ╂[< New Latin Peripatus the genus name …
74pe|rip|ter|y — «puh RIHP tehr ee», noun, plural ter|ies. 1. the air immediately surrounding a flying or falling object, such as a bird, aircraft, or bomb, containing cyclic or vertical air disturbances. 2. a peripteral building. ╂[< French périptère… …
75rhyparographer — ˌrīpəˈrägrəfə(r), ˌrip noun ( s) Etymology: Greek rhyparographos painting sordid subjects + English er : a painter who practices rhyparogaphy …
76Rorippa — noun annual and perennial herbs of damp habitats; cosmopolitan except Antarctica • Syn: ↑genus Rorippa • Hypernyms: ↑dilleniid dicot genus • Member Holonyms: ↑Cruciferae, ↑family Cruciferae, ↑Brassicaceae, ↑ …
77ripsawyer — ˈrip+ˌ noun Etymology: ripsaw (II) + yer (as in sawyer) : a worker who uses a ripsaw …
78rype — ˈru̅e̅pə, ˈrīp noun (plural rype or rypes) Etymology: Danish & Norwegian; akin to Old Norse rjūpa ptarmigan, Latvian rubenis moorhen : ptarmigan …
79page — noun 1 in a book, etc. ADJECTIVE ▪ back, front ▪ facing, opposite ▪ There s a photo of him on the opposite page. ▪ inside …
80rhipidate — ˈripəˌdāt adjective Etymology: rhipid + ate : fan shaped * * * rhipidate /ripˈi dāt/ adjective Fan shaped ORIGIN: Gr rhīpis, rhīpidos a fan • • • rhipidˈion noun In the Greek Orthodox Church, the Eucharistic fan or flabellum rhipidˈium nou …
