rad¹ Definition
rad (rad)
noun
a basic unit of an absorbed dose of radiation, equal to the absorption of 100 ergs of energy per gram of material or 0.01 joule per kilogram of material (0.01 gray or 1.1 roentgen)
Etymology: < rad(iation)
rad² Definition
rad
- radian(s)
- radical
- radius
- radix
rad Usage Examples
Converse of object
- mount: The NA VW Diesel gets one side mounted rad, the turbo diesel g.. .
- have: I have a spare rad about 30 % less in area do you think this would be worth a try?
- fit: Trevor has found some rad pipes, so hopefully one of those will fit the other good rad I have.
- use: This motor also uses a plastic capped aluminum rad.
- love: Don't get me wrong I loved it and love the rad but it's also big risk when you've got responsibilties.
Adjective modifier
- new: Save the getting home hassle / crash / cost of a new rad £ £ £ £ £ ' s. £ 79.99 post free.
- 240mm: Crank ) 0.5 to 2.5 Nm Resistance Torque ( 240mm rad.
- dual: I would go with the dual rad ( 120mm fans?
- small: Yours looks to have been fitted with a very much smaller modern rad.
- other: I set my radiator in the room where the torts are to stay above the other rads in the house.
Modifies a noun
- hyst: I had my rad hyst on 22 August this year and was another ' impatient patient ' .
- expands: RAD Expands its Pseudo Wire Access Solutions to Include 3G Backhaul over Broadband Wireless and DSL.
- cap: Fill with cold water, new rad caps, and off again to complete the race, five laps adrift.
- fan: This would make 2 channels: 1 for the exhaust, 1 for the rad fans.
- information: RAD issues contact information on cards to any persons interested in having information on this service.
- dude: His first popular success was the role of totally rad dude Ted Logan in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure ( 1989 ).
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near rad
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