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ra|zor-backed — «RAY zuhr BAKT», adjective. having a very sharp back or ridge: »a razor backed animal … Useful english dictionary
ra|zor|back — «RAY zuhr BAK», noun. 1. a kind of thin, halfwild hog with a ridged back. Razorbacks are common in the southern United States. 2. a finback (whale); rorqual. 3. a sharp ridge, as on a hill or mountain. –adj. = razor backed: (Cf. ↑razor backed) » … Useful english dictionary
ra|zor — «RAY zuhr», noun, verb. –n. 1. a tool with a sharp blade to shave with. 2. = electric shaver. (Cf. ↑electric shaver) –v.t. 1. to shave with a razor: »The trapper razored his face clean of beard. 2. to remove with a razor: »to razor a beard … Useful english dictionary
ra·zor — /ˈreızɚ/ noun, pl zors [count] : a tool or device with a sharp edge that is used to shave or cut hair from the face, body, or head an electric razor a disposable/safety razor razor s edge (or razor edge) … Useful english dictionary
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razorback — ra•zor•back [[t]ˈreɪ zərˌbæk[/t]] n. 1) mam a feral hog with a ridgelike back, common in the southern U.S 2) mam a finback or rorqual whale 3) gel a sharp, narrow ridge or range of hills 4) zool. Also, ra′zor•backed , ra′zor backed . having a… … From formal English to slang
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