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81Zoran Rant — (September 14 1904 ndash; February 12 1972) was a Slovene mechanical engineer, scientist and professor, associate member of SAZU. He invented terms known today as exergy and anergy …
82ro bo rant — index medicinal, remedial, salubrious, salutary Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
83a|mel|io|rant — «uh MEEL yuhr uhnt, MEE lee uhr », noun. something that ameliorates …
84an|ti|per|spi|rant — «AN tee PUR spuhr uhnt», noun, adjective. –n. any one of a number of preparations for inhibiting perspiration, especially in order to prevent body odor. –adj. that is an antiperspirant …
85au cou|rant — «oh koo rahn», French. 1. well informed on the topics of the day; up to date: »Europeans want to be au courant, to know what fiction has critical prestige in America (New York Times). The Northwesterner wants enough excitement brought to town to… …
86car|bu|rant — «KAHR buhr uhnt, byuhr», noun. a carbon compound, such as gasoline, used for carbureting with air or gas; carburetant …
87com|mo|rant — «KOM uhr uhnt», adjective. Law. dwelling; ordinary residing. ╂[< Latin commorāns, antis, present participle of commorāri to tarry < com with + morāri to delay < mora delay] …
88cor|mo|rant — «KR muhr uhnt», noun, adjective. –n. 1. a very large sea bird that has a pouch under its beak for holding captured fish. Cormorants are found in almost every part of the world. Some species grow to about three feet long. They have dark plumage, a …
89cor|rob|o|rant — «kuh ROB uhr uhnt», adjective, noun. –adj. strengthening; invigorating (used especially of medicinal agents). –n. 1. a strengthening or invigorating agent, as a tonic. 2. a corroborative fact or statement …
90cou|rant — cou|rante or cou|rant «ku RAHNT», noun. 1. a former European dance in triple time, characterized by a running or gliding step. 2. a) a piece of music for or suited to this dance. b) (later) a composition in triple time, regularly following the… …
