raman.
/ˈrɑːmə/, U.S. /ˈræmə/, /ˈrɑmə/ An exhibit, event, etc., with a name incorporating the element -rama.
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1824 E. Weeton Jrnl. 17 July (1969) II. 306 Visited the Cosmorama... I had now seen many of the -ramas in London, Ignoramus' and all.
1973 Advocate-News (Barbados) 15 Dec. 6/1 With all the ‘ramas’ like cyclerama, brassorama, musicrama and laugharama, why can't we call this one ugly-o-rama? Doesn't it sound great?
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- to take a powder
- to take a pride in
- to take a pritch
- to take a pritch against
- to take a pull
- to take a pull at
- to take a pull on oneself
- to take a punt
- to take a question
- to take a rain check
- to take a repulse
- to take a review
- to take a riding
- to take a risk
- to take a risks
- to take a rope
- to take a round
- to take refection
- to take refreshment
- to take refuge
- to take regard of
- to take regard to
- to take regard to or that
- to take repast
- to take repose