All English words - page 5051

Meanings of Romewards:

adverb

Towards the roman catholic church or roman catholicism.

Meanings of Romic:

adjective

Designating a system of phonetic notation devised by henry sweet (1845–1912), and based on the letters of the roman alphabet, or their imagined phonetic values; consisting of or written in this notation.

noun

The romic alphabet or system.

Meanings of Romish:

adjective

Roman catholic.

Usage examples:

Romish ideas

Meanings of Romney:

noun

A sweet wine of greek origin, popular in england especially during the 15th and 16th centuries; a variety of this.

Meanings of Romneya:

noun

A genus of shrubby poppies (family papaveraceae) native to california and mexico and comprising the two species romneya coulteri and r. trichocalyx (sometimes considered as one species); (also romneya) a plant of this genus, grown for its showy white flowers (also called matilija poppy).

Meanings of Romp:

verb

(especially of a child or animal) play roughly and energetically.

Usage examples:

The noisy pack of children romped around the gardens

noun

A spell of rough, energetic play.

Usage examples:

A romp in the snow

Meanings of Romp in:

idiom

To win easily

Usage examples:

She is riding the fastest horse and is certain to romp home.

Meanings of Romp-through:

phrasal verb

To successfully do something, quickly and easily

Usage examples:

Rory expected to romp through the test and interviews.

Meanings of Romped:

verb

(especially of a child or animal) play roughly and energetically.

Usage examples:

The noisy pack of children romped around the gardens

noun

A spell of rough, energetic play.

Usage examples:

A romp in the snow

Meanings of Romper:

noun

A young child's one-piece outer garment.

Usage examples:

For babies, there is an adorable polka dot romper suit, while older children will love his denim an…

Meanings of Rompers:

noun

A young child's one-piece outer garment.

Usage examples:

For babies, there is an adorable polka dot romper suit, while older children will love his denim an…

Meanings of Romping:

verb

(especially of a child or animal) play roughly and energetically.

Usage examples:

The noisy pack of children romped around the gardens

noun

A spell of rough, energetic play.

Usage examples:

A romp in the snow

Meanings of Rompish:

adjective

Especially of a person: inclined to romp; playful; boisterous.

Meanings of Rompishness:

noun

Rompish quality or condition; playfulness; boisterousness.

Meanings of Romps:

verb

(especially of a child or animal) play roughly and energetically.

Usage examples:

The noisy pack of children romped around the gardens

noun

A spell of rough, energetic play.

Usage examples:

A romp in the snow

Meanings of Rompu:

adjective

Of an ordinary or diminutive: interrupted in its progress, with part displaced but not cut off.

Meanings of Roms:

noun

A cd that contains information that can be read on a computer but not changed

Meanings of Romulian:

adjective

Of, relating to, or derived from romulus, the traditional founder of rome; (also) (early) roman; (specifically) designating or relating to the early roman calendar of ten months.

Meanings of Romulus:

proper noun

One of the traditional founders of rome, with his brother remus. the twin sons of mars by a vestal virgin, romulus and remus were abandoned at birth but were found and suckled by a she-wolf and brought up by a shepherd family. remus is said to have been killed by romulus during an argument about the new city.

Meanings of Ron:

abbreviation

Romanian new leu (or lei).

adjective

Abbreviation for run of network

Meanings of Rond:

abbreviation

Delaware (in official postal use).

Meanings of Rondache:

noun

A small circular shield, a target. compare "roundel".

Meanings of Rondacher:

noun

A small circular shield, a target. compare "roundel".

Meanings of Ronde:

noun

A dance in which the dancers move in a circle.

Usage examples:

Nowhere is this more obvious than in the ronde they perform, laughing and prancing in a circle of d…

Meanings of Rondeau:

noun

A poem of ten or thirteen lines with only two rhymes throughout and with the opening words used twice as a refrain.

Usage examples:

Their fourth exercise/poem was their choice of a form using repetition or refrain: a villanelle, ro…