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- ☆ razz [raz ]vt.[contr. < RASPBERRY]Slang to tease, ridicule, deride, heckle, etc.n.Slang RASPBERRY (sense 3)
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Razz — may refer to:* Madame Razz, a fictional character in the television series She Ra: Princess of Power * Razz (poker), a form of stud poker * Razz (rapper), winner of MGP Nordic 2002 * Razz (song), a Kings of Leon songee also* Raz * Razzie * Razzy … Wikipedia
Razz — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda El término Razz puede referirse a: Razz, una modalidad de póquer, derivada de Seven card stud; Razzmatazz, discoteca ubicada en Barcelona. Obtenido de Razz Categoría: Wikipedia:Desambiguación … Wikipedia Español
Razz — ist eine Pokervariante. Es handelt sich dabei um Seven Card Stud Lowball, das heißt, dass die schlechteste Hand gewinnt. Dabei ist das Ass die niedrigste Karte; Straights und Flushs werden nicht als solche gewertet. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Ablauf… … Deutsch Wikipedia
razz — razz; razz·ma·tazz; … English syllables
razz — [ræz] v [T] [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: RASPBERRY2] AmE informal to make jokes that insult or embarrass someone = ↑tease ▪ Eddie was razzed by his teammates after the game … Dictionary of contemporary English
razz — [ ræz ] verb transitive AMERICAN SPOKEN to make someone feel embarrassed by making an insulting joke about them … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
razz — (v.) to hiss or deride, 1920, shortened and altered variant of RASPBERRY (Cf. raspberry) (q.v.) in its rhyming slang sense. Related: Razzed; razzing … Etymology dictionary
Razz — Le razz est un Stud à sept cartes dans lequel on joue en low ace to five (main basse en français) Le déroulement de la partie s effectue de la même façon que le Stud à sept cartes. Cependant, comme on joue ici pour la main basse, le bring in est… … Wikipédia en Français
razz — v To tease, make fun of. The baseball fans started to razz the umpire. 1920s … Historical dictionary of American slang
razz — vb to tease or deride. A word which is cur rently more popular in Australia and the USA than Britain (although it features in British public school argot). Razz was originally a theatrical shortening of rasp berry and the verb is still used in… … Contemporary slang
