razee

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The son who plays on the cuh-razee team, which suits him and his

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  1. A ship of war cut down to a smaller size by reducing the number of decks.
  2. To cut down or reduce to a lower class, as a ship; hence, to lessen or abridge by cutting out parts: as, to razee a book or an article. The few greatcoats remaining were materially razeed for repairing rents in other garments. Harper's Mag., LXXVI. 402.

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  1. from French rasé, cut down (vaisseau rasé, a vessel cut down), past participle of raser, shave, rase: see rase, raze.
  2. from razee, n.
 

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