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71rear-end — rear ends, rear ending, rear ended VERB If a driver or vehicle rear ends the vehicle in front, they crash into the back of it. [INFORMAL] [V n] A few days earlier somebody had rear ended him …
72rear-dorse — rearˈ arch, rearˈ dorse, rearˈ dos, rearˈ dorter see under ↑rere • • • Main Entry: ↑rear …
73rear-dos — rearˈ arch, rearˈ dorse, rearˈ dos, rearˈ dorter see under ↑rere • • • Main Entry: ↑rear …
74rear-dorter — rearˈ arch, rearˈ dorse, rearˈ dos, rearˈ dorter see under ↑rere • • • Main Entry: ↑rear …
75rear its ugly head — (figurative) (of a question, situation, etc) to arise unwelcomely • • • Main Entry: ↑rear * * * rear its ugly head see ↑head, 1 • • • Main Entry: ↑rear rear its ugly head see ↑head …
76rear-mount|ed — «RIHR MOWN tihd», adjective. 1. mounted in the rear, especially of a motor vehicle: »Enthusiasts…rev up the rear mounted 68 h.p. engine and zip along the Autobahn at speeds of up to 85 m.p.h. (Time). 2. having a rear mounted engine: »Jim Clark of …
77rear´ward|ly — rear|ward «RIHR wuhrd», adverb, adjective, noun. –adv., adj. toward or in the rear: »A rearward view discloses a fine grouping of the hills which have been passed (Henry I. Jenkinson). –n. the rear, especially of an army or fleet. ╂[< Anglo… …
78rear|ward — «RIHR wuhrd», adverb, adjective, noun. –adv., adj. toward or in the rear: »A rearward view discloses a fine grouping of the hills which have been passed (Henry I. Jenkinson). –n. the rear, especially of an army or fleet. ╂[< Anglo French… …
79Rear window — may refer to: *the car glass of an automobile located at the rear *Rear Window, a 1954 film directed by Alfred Hitchcock *Rear Window (1998 film), a remake …
80Rear-Admiral Eustaţiu Sebastian class frigate — Rear Admiral Eustaţiu Sebastian class frigates are modern patrol frigates (corvettes by NATO standards) used by the Romanian Naval Forces for Black Sea duty. They have a displacement of 1,385 tonnes, a helicopter aft, and as main armament a 76 mm …
