Difference between revisions of "Rudacist rotter in Roebuckdom"
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* '''rotter:''' scoundrel | * '''rotter:''' scoundrel | ||
* '''roebuck:''' a male roe deer | * '''roebuck:''' a male roe deer | ||
| − | * '''Roebuck:''' Clonskeagh: a southern suburb of Dublin | + | * '''Roebuck:''' Clonskeagh: a southern suburb of Dublin |
| − | + | * '''Sears Roebuck:''' American retail known since the 1890s for its mail-order catalog | |
[[Category: linguistics]] | [[Category: linguistics]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:25, 20 June 2016
- rhotacism: replacement of the sound z or s by r in Indo-European languages, as German wesen, war; Latin. flos, floris;
- as with made-up Thos, Thoris
- ruddiest: most reddish
- ruddy: euphemism for bloody
- rotter: scoundrel
- roebuck: a male roe deer
- Roebuck: Clonskeagh: a southern suburb of Dublin
- Sears Roebuck: American retail known since the 1890s for its mail-order catalog
