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91Ruck — Rupp (der), Ruppdich (der) …
92ruck — I. v. n. Squat, cower, crouch, lie close, take shelter, rook. II. v. a. Wrinkle, crease …
93Rück — Rụ̈ck (so viel wie Rick) …
94ruck — n.m. Au rugby, mêlée spontanée …
95ruck — 1. n. 1 (prec. by the) the main body of competitors not likely to overtake the leaders. 2 an undistinguished crowd of persons or things. 3 Rugby Football a loose scrum with the ball on the ground. 4 Austral. Rules a group of three mobile players …
96ruck·us — /ˈrʌkəs/ noun [singular] chiefly US informal : a noisy argument, fight, etc. They caused quite a ruckus [=(Brit) rumpus] with their yelling. He raised a ruckus [=got upset and complained very loudly] over the cost of the repairs …
97ruck rover — noun position in Australian rules football, one of three followers, formerly a secondary ruckman, now an athletic player generally taller than a rover …
98ruck-zuck — schnell; zügig; rapide; zeitsparend; flott; im Nu (umgangssprachlich); im Sauseschritt (umgangssprachlich); fix (umgangssprachlich); rasant; …
99ruck, zuck — rụck, zụck (ugs.): schnell [u. mühelos], im Handumdrehen: das geht r., z …
100ruck zuck — ruppdich …