Rid
11RID — may refer to: *Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf *Isaiah ben Maldi di Trani (the Elder) *Retrieve Information for Display *Relative ID *The Royal Institute Dictionary of Thailand *International Rule for Transport of Dangerous Substances by… …
12Rid of Me — Album par PJ Harvey Sortie 4 mai 1993 Durée 47:59 Genre Rock Producteur Steve Albini Label …
13rid — rid, clear, unburden, disabuse, purge are comparable when they mean to set a person or thing free of something that encumbers. Rid is a rather general term but is likely to refer to concrete or specific matters which are burdensome or pestiferous …
14RID — steht für: Radionuclide Identifying Device, ein Messgerät zur Analyse und Identifizierung von ionisierender Strahlung Rechnerinterne Darstellung, mathematisches Datenmodell eines CAD Modells Recorder Identification Code, eine Kennnummer für CD… …
15rid — index dislodge, eject (evict), extirpate, free (relieved from a burden), relieve (free from burden), relinquish …
16rid — c.1200, from O.N. ryðja (past tense ruddi, past participle ruddr) to clear (land) of obstructions, from P.Gmc. *reudijanan (Cf. O.H.G. riuten, Ger. reuten to clear land, O.Fris. rothia to clear, O.E. royd clearing, common in northern place names) …
17rīd- — *rīd germ.: Hinweis: s. *rēdan; Quelle: Personenname; Sonstiges: Reichert, Lexikon der altgermanischen Namen 2, 1990, 602 (Aderit, Ariarith, Auctarit, Bitherid, Dagaris, Dagrid, Darida?, Frigerid, Frumarith, Flucaris, Gauterit, Geilaris,… …
18rid — [v] do away with; free abolish, clear, deliver, disabuse, disburden, disembarrass, disencumber, dump*, eject, eliminate, eradicate, expel, exterminate, extinguish, extirpate, fire, give the brush*, heave ho*, junk*, kiss goodbye*, liberate, make… …
19rid|er — «RY duhr», noun. 1. a person who rides: »The West is famous for its riders. Riders objected to jammed Friday night trains (Newsweek). 2. anything added to a record, document, legislative bill, or statement after it was supposed to be complete:… …
20rid — ac·ni·do·spo·rid·ia; ac·rid; ac·rid·ly; ac·rid·ness; an·te·me·rid·i·an; ap·o·rid·ea; as·ca·rid; as·ca·rid·ia; bed·rid·den; breadth·rid·er; can·tha·rid·i·an; ca·rid·e·an; chlo·rid·er; cid·a·rid; clit·o·rid·e·an; cni·do·spo·rid·ia; col·ly·rid·i·an; …
