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61rus|tic — «RUHS tihk», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. belonging to the country; suitable for the country; rural: »a rustic lane in the quiet countryside. Some rustic phrases which I had learned at the farmer s house (Jonathan Swift). SYNONYM(S): See syn. under… …
62Ruś Szlachtowska — ( Shlakhtov Ruthenia ) was a name introduced in 1930s by Prof. Roman Reinfuss to denote the region surrounding four villages(Biała and Czarna Woda, Jaworki and Szlachtowa) in Grajcarek valley in Pieniny mountains in southern Poland.The region was …
63Rus (1903) — Rus (Russia) was a liberal bourgeois daily newspaper published in St. Petersburg, Russia, from 1903 to 1908 with intervals and under different names like Rus (Russia), Molva (Hearsay) and Dvadtsaty Vek (The Twentieth Century). [… …
64rus in urbe — /roos in ûrˈbā/ (Latin) The country in the city, ie a rural atmosphere within a town or city ORIGIN: Martial XII.57.21 …
65Rus|sell diagram — «RUHS uhl», Astronomy. a diagram of the relation between the brightness and temperature of stars; Hertzsprung Russell diagram. ╂[< Henry N. Russell, 1877 1957, an American astronomer] …
66Rus|sell|ite — «RUHS uh lyt», noun. a former name of a member of Jehovah s Witnesses. ╂[< Charles T. Russell, 1852 1916, an American religious leader, founder of Jehovah s Witnesses + ite1] …
67rus|set-backed thrush — «RUHS iht BAKT», the olive backed thrush, especially the variety of the Pacific Coast of North America …
68rus|set|y — «RUHS uh tee», adjective. of a color like russet …
69rus|set — «RUHS iht», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. yellowish brown or reddish brown: »The leaves in the fall are scarlet, yellow, and russet. 2. rustic; homely; simple. 3. made of russet (cloth). 4. made of leather that has not been …
70Rus|sian|ism — «RUHSH uh NIHZ uhm», noun. 1. a tendency to favor Russia. 2. prevalence of Russian ideas or spirit: »Stravinsky…abandoned his so called Russianism and began to compose in a style that had sharp classical references (J.B. Kennedy). 3. a word,… …
