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rumpf

[ roompf ]
/ rʊmpf /

noun Physical Chemistry.

kernel (def. 7).

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Origin of rumpf

From German; see origin at rump

Words nearby rumpf

rumor, rumormonger, rumour, rump, Rumpelstiltskin, rumpf, rumple, rumply, rumpo, Rump Parliament, rumpus
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