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61ran — ran, ou ranc, ou rang (entrée créée par le supplément) (ran) s. m. Nom du toit à porcs en Champagne et en Belgique. ÉTYMOLOGIE D après M. d Arbois de Jubainville, Mém. de la soc. de linguist. de Paris, t. II, p. 39, c est le mot franc chramnae …
62ran — [ran] vi., vt. pt. of RUN …
63ran-tan — ˈran.ˌtan noun ( s) Etymology: imitative 1. : a knocking, banging, or pounding noise no rest for Niagara, but perpetual ran tan on those limestone rocks H.D.Thoreau 2. : riotous conduct …
64ran|che|ra — «ran CHAIR uh, rahn », noun. a traditional form of Mexican country music: »Ranchera remains a major influence in today s Mexican pop, and its melodramatic style is a perfect foil for rock and roll (Daisann McLane). ╂[American English <… …
65ran|che|ri|a — «RAN chuh REE uh», noun. (in Spanish America and southwestern U.S.) a group of ranchos or rude huts for Indians or rancheros. ╂[American English < Spanish ranchería < rancho; see etym. under ranch (Cf. ↑ranch)] …
66ran|che|ro — «ran CHAIR oh, rahn », noun, plural ros. in Spanish America: 1. a rancher. 2. a herdsman on a ranch. 3. = ranchera. (Cf. ↑ranchera) ╂[American English < American Spanish ranchero < rancho; see etym. under ranch (Cf. ↑ …
67ran|cho — «RAN choh, RAHN », noun, plural chos. in Spanish America: 1. a ranch. 2. a rude hut or group of huts for herdsmen or laborers: »I put up for the night at the solitary mud rancho of an old herdsman (W. H. Hudson). ╂[American English < American… …
68ran|cid|i|ty — «ran SIHD uh tee», noun. rancid quality or condition …
69ran|dem — «RAN duhm», adverb, noun. –adv. with three horses harnessed tandem. –n. a carria or a team driven randem. ╂[probably < tandem; form influenced by random] …
70ran|dom|i|za|tion — «RAN duh muh ZAY shuhn», noun. 1. the act or process of randomizing: »If the cards are dealt at random, any further randomization through the use of mixed strategies by the players is superfluous (Scientific American). 2. the state of being… …
