Definition of razet in English:

razet

noun ˈrazeɪ

rare

In southern France: a contest in which competitors attempt to snatch a rosette from between a bull's horns.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Roy Campbell (1901–1957), poet and writer. Apparently from French razet from Occitan raset, use as noun of raset (adjective) nearly touching from ras touching, level + -et.

Definition of razet in US English:

razet

nounˈrazeɪ

rare

In southern France: a contest in which competitors attempt to snatch a rosette from between a bull's horns.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Roy Campbell (1901–1957), poet and writer. Apparently from French razet from Occitan raset, use as noun of raset (adjective) nearly touching from ras touching, level + -et.

单词	razet
释义	Definition of razet in English: razet noun ˈrazeɪ rare In southern France: a contest in which competitors attempt to snatch a rosette from between a bull's horns. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Roy Campbell (1901–1957), poet and writer. Apparently from French razet from Occitan raset, use as noun of raset (adjective) nearly touching from ras touching, level + -et. Definition of razet in US English: razet nounˈrazeɪ rare In southern France: a contest in which competitors attempt to snatch a rosette from between a bull's horns. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Roy Campbell (1901–1957), poet and writer. Apparently from French razet from Occitan raset, use as noun of raset (adjective) nearly touching from ras touching, level + -et.
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