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Traditional English :: ricercar
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ricer.html - n. (also ricercare) an elaborate contrapuntal instrumental composition in fugal or canonic style, esp. of the 16th-18th c. [It., = seek out] |
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Traditional English :: rice
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ricer.html - n. & v. n. 1 a swamp grass, Oryza sativa, cultivated in marshes, esp. in Asia. 2 the grains of this, used as cereal food. --v.tr. US sieve (cooked potatoes etc.) into thin strings. rice-bowl an area producing much rice. rice-paper edible paper made from the pith of an oriental tree and used for painting and in cookery. ricer n. [ME rys f. OF ris f. It. riso, ult. f. Gk oruza, of oriental orig.] |
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Traditional English :: ricercar
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ricer.html - n. (also ricercare) an elaborate contrapuntal instrumental composition in fugal or canonic style, esp. of the 16th-18th c. [It., = seek out] |
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English Idioms :: rich
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ricer.html - See: STRIKE IT RICH. |
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Traditional English :: rice
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ricer.html - n. & v. n. 1 a swamp grass, Oryza sativa, cultivated in marshes, esp. in Asia. 2 the grains of this, used as cereal food. --v.tr. US sieve (cooked potatoes etc.) into thin strings. rice-bowl an area producing much rice. rice-paper edible paper made from the pith of an oriental tree and used for painting and in cookery. ricer n. [ME rys f. OF ris f. It. riso, ult. f. Gk oruza, of oriental orig.] |
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Traditional English :: ricercar
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ricer.html - n. (also ricercare) an elaborate contrapuntal instrumental composition in fugal or canonic style, esp. of the 16th-18th c. [It., = seek out] |
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