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51raw — I Australian Slang harsh or unfair: raw deal II North Country (Newcastle) Words a row of buildings, the side of a street …
52raw — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. crude; unprepared, uncooked; undisciplined, unexperienced; skinned, scraped, abraded; bleak, piercing; harsh; naked; untrained; unpolished, boorish. See cold, unskillfulness, newness, unpreparedness …
53raw — adj New, inexperienced. The raw office workers were not getting much done. 1560s …
54raw — See: in the raw …
55raw — naked The undressed state: But screw the pyjamas. I sleep raw. (Sanders, 1983) …
56RAW — abbr. comp.PCM Signed Raw Sound File …
57raw — adj 1. uncooked, fresh; rare, bloody, Fr. saignant. 2. natural, organic, unprocessed, unprepared, undressed; crude, rough, uncut, unrefined, unmilled, unground. 3. open, exposed, uncovered, bare; skinned, excoriated. 4. crude, rough, coarse,… …
58raw — adj. lacking experience; new. You re totally raw. You ve never done this, have you? …
59raw — /rɔ:/ adjective in the original state or not processed ▪▪▪ ‘…it makes sense for them to produce goods for sale back home in the US from plants in Britain where raw materials are relatively cheap’ [Duns Business Month] …
60raw — /rɔ:/ adjective in the original state or not processed ▪▪▪ ‘…it makes sense for them to produce goods for sale back home in the US from plants in Britain where raw materials are relatively cheap’ [Duns Business Month] …