razor strop, razor strap

A strop for putting an edge on razors. [STROP.] †rā-zõr-a-ble, a. [Eng. razor; -able .] Fit to be shaved. "Till new-born chins Be rough and razorable ." Shakesp.: Tempest , ii. 1. răz-ou-moff-skin (z as dz), s. [After Count G. Razoumoffsky; suff. -in ; Ru , razoumowskin .] Min.: A member of the group of Clays. Dana refers it to Montmorillonite (q. v.). rā-zure (z as zh), s. [Fr. rasure, from Lat. rasura.] [RAZE, v.] 1. The act of erasing; erasure. ""Gainst the tooth of time And razure of oblivion." Shakesp.: Measure for Measure, v. 2. That which is erased; an erasure. răz-zi-a, s . [ Arab.ragazia .] An incursion or raid by military into an enemy's country for the purpose of carrying off cattle, destroying standing crops, pillaging, . răz-zle-dăz-zle, v . t . [Etym. fanciful.] 1. To bewilder; to deceive. ( Slang .) 2. To di ipate or lead a wild life.