See Also: race(1)(dictionary)
race(7)(dictionary)
race(encyclopedia)
race(8)(dictionary)
race(6)(dictionary)
race(5)(dictionary)
race(4)(dictionary)
race(3)(dictionary)
race(2)(dictionary)
race car(dictionary)

trouper (iou) and race(6) (iou)


trouper (iou)



trouper noun. L19.
[from TROUPE + -ER1.]
A member of a troupe, an actor, an acrobat, etc. L19.
D. Rutherford A good trouper can still shimmy in her fifties.
transf. A reliable, uncomplaining person; a staunch supporter or colleague. colloq. M20.
New York Post She has been in great pain, but she has been a trouper.

race(6) (iou)



race noun5. obsolete exc. dial. M17.
[from RACE verb2.]
The heart, liver, and lungs, esp. of a calf.