Raw

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 429
raw, adj. not altered from its natural state: not cooked die ed not prepared not mixed not covered sore.' unfinished: bleak —adv. Raw ly —h Raw'ne [A S hreinv, cog. with Dut raa/r.o. Ice hrar, Ger. roh, akin to L. nidus, raw [bones. Rawboned, r.tw'hOnd, adj with little flesh on the Ray, ra, u. a line of light or heat proceeding from a point: intellectual light apprehension. [Fr. tait — L. ramus a rod. staff, a beam of light.] Ray, ra, n a cla of fishes including the skate, i horn back, and tolpedo. (Fr. rate— L. raia. Rayah, ra'yah, «. a non- Mohammedan subject of Turkey who pa>s capitation tax. [Ar. ratva/i, a herd, a peasant raya, to pasture, to feed Raze, v to lay lev el with the ground to overthrow: to destroy. [A form ofRa8©.J Razor, ra'/or, u. a knife for shaving. Razor strop, iJ'zor-strop, n. a strop for razors. Reach, recn, v to stretch or extend to attain or obtain by stretching out the hand to hand over to extend to to arrive at to gain to include.— to he extended so as to touch: to stretch out the hand to try to obtain.— n. act or power of reaching extent extent of force penetration artifice contrivance a straight portion of a stream. [A.S. reecan Ger* reichen, to reach.] mOte mute mUOn then 417 429 n Beadt React, r^akt', v.t. to act again to return an impulse to act mutually upon each other. (L. re, again, and Act.]
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