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racon

[ rey-kon ]
/ ˈreɪ kɒn /
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noun

radar beacon.

Nearby words

  1. racking,
  2. rackingly,
  3. rackle,
  4. rackwork,
  5. raclette,
  6. raconteur,
  7. raconteuse,
  8. racoon,
  9. racq,
  10. racquet

Origin of racon

1940–45, Americanism; ra(dar bea)con
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Examples from the Web for racon

  • After it has cooled it is again returned into the pan and boiled—if for the racon for three hours, if for the jibes four.

    Bible Animals;|J. G. Wood
British Dictionary definitions for racon

racon

/ (ˈreɪkɒn) /

noun

another name for radar beacon

Word Origin for racon

C20: from ra (dar) + (bea) con
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