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Rex Definition

Rex (reks)

noun

  1. a masculine name
  2. pl. re′·gesrē′jēz king: the official title of a reigning king [George Rex]
  3. any of a breed of domestic cat with a short, curly coat and a long, slender tail

Etymology: L, a king: see right

Rex Usage Examples

Adjective modifier

mini: Also - what size will a mini rex grow to?

Modifies a noun

  • rabbit: Originally bred for their furs, rex rabbits were also suitable for the meat trade.
  • specimen: I hope this T. rex specimen will enthrall, educate and entertain our visitors and students for generations to come.
  • celestis: Domine Deus, rex celestis, Deus Pater omnipotens.
  • bone: A number of real fossil T. rex bones will be at The Manchester Museum alongside the cast.
  • coelestis: Domine Deus, rex coelestis, Deus Pater omnipotens.
  • conte: Cruise lines i is in the prone to becoming liners rex conte.

Noun used with modifier

  • tyrannosaurus: Yet, despite weighing some eight tons, tyrannosaurus rex could put in short dashes at 30mph.
  • T: Then two adult T rex enter the valley, leading to some almost exciting fights.
  • t: Then to sci mus ( 2h q for t rex at nat his, it says.
  • fun: Telling the customer the consumer laureate which may or and fun rex.
  • liner: Cruise lines i is in the prone to becoming liners rex conte.