Crossword clues for rho
rho
- "P" on fraternity row
- Sigma follows it
- Pi's successor
- Part of the Greek alphabet
- P, to the Greeks
- P, in Greek
- P on fraternity row
- P at the Parthenon
- Greek letter that looks like a P
- Greek letter that looks like a "P"
- A Greek letter
- Resistivity symbol
- Peloponnesian P
- P, to Socrates
- P, to Pericles
- P on a frat house
- It follows pi
- Greek letter that comes after pi
- Greek alphabet's 17th letter
- First letter in the last third of the Greek alphabet
- Air density symbol
- When said three times, good name for a crew fraternity?
- Symbol of resistivity
- Socrates' P
- Sigma neighbor
- Seventeenth letter of the Greek alphabet
- Serving after pi?
- Reflectance symbol
- Plutarch character?
- Pi, ___, sigma
- Pi Sigma separator
- Pi neighbor
- Pi + 1?
- Parthenon P
- Part of the original spelling of "Sparta"
- Part of the Greek spelling of "Aristotle"
- Pan-Hellenic letter
- P's look-alike
- P, to Plutarch
- P, to Persephone
- P, to Penelope
- P, sometimes
- P, on some sweaters
- P, on fraternity sweaters
- P, on fraternity row
- P, on a frat house
- P, in a sorority name
- P, in a fraternity name
- P, for Pythagoras
- P, for Plato
- P, as for Plato
- P two before T
- P that's two before T
- P on a frat pin
- P lookalike
- P in the Parthenon
- P in Peloponnesus
- P in Greece
- P for Pythagoras
- P as in physics
- One-third of a Greek boating fraternity?
- Next after pi
- Measure of an option's sensitivity to interest rate changes
- Letter used with theta and phi to represent spherical coordinates
- Letter used as a density symbol
- Letter that sounds like a swath of seats
- Letter that looks like a P
- Letter that follows pi
- Letter shaped like a P
- Letter resembling a P
- Letter on some euros
- Letter on some campus sweatshirts
- Letter in the Hammett equation
- Letter from Homer
- Letter from Corinthians
- Letter from college?
- It's between pi and sigma
- It looks like a "P" but sounds like an "R"
- Homophone of "row"
- Homophone of "roe"
- Hellenic P
- Hector's end?
- Greek letter whose capital looks like a P
- Greek letter used in spherical coordinates
- Greek letter that's a homophone of two English words
- Greek letter in an early Christogram
- Greek euro letter
- Good name for the crew team fraternity?
- Fraternity letter that looks like a P
- Frat-house letter
- Frat letter that rhymes with row
- End of Hector?
- Crew member's favorite Greek letter?
- Christogram component, perhaps
- Chi-___ (military insignia for Constantine the Great)
- Character used in density
- Aristotle's P
- Alpha Chi ___
- Air-density symbol
- 17th of 24 letters
- "P" of the Greeks
- "P" as in Ptolemy
- Symbol for density
- Pi follower
- Density symbol, in Physics
- Sorority letter
- Greek letter after pi
- Fraternity letter that's a homophone of where fraternities might be found
- Letter before sigma
- Frat letter, perhaps
- See 10-Across
- Letter after pi
- Christogram letter
- P, in Greece
- Sigma's predecessor
- Greek consonant
- Letter on some college jackets
- Sweater letter
- Density symbol, in mechanics
- Pi's follower
- P on a fraternity house
- Sorority chapter
- Christogram component, sometimes
- 17th chapter
- P, on a fraternity jacket
- Letter between pi and sigma in the Greek alphabet
- Chi ___ (religious symbol)
- Letter from the Corinthians
- When tripled, a crew member's fraternity?
- When said three times, a crew member's fraternity?
- P, to Plato
- Fraternity character
- Pythagorean character
- Letter in Socrates' name
- Sigma preceder
- Fraternity P
- The "r" in Aristotle
- When written three times, fraternity in "Revenge of the Nerds"
- Greek character
- Fraternity chapter #17
- Euripides character?
- Fraternity "P"
- 55-Down letter
- P, to Greeks
- Secondary character in Aristophanes?
- P on campus
- Plato's P
- Symbol of mass density
- P, to Pythagoras
- Greek letter that sounds like the end of 16-, 22-, 36-, 47- or 58-Across
- Mass-over-volume symbol
- Certain sorority chapter
- Chi-___ (Christian symbol)
- Follower of pi
- P, on campus
- P pronounced like an R
- Greek "r"
- Aristotle character
- Sorority character
- Symbol of charge density
- Second letter before 7-Down
- Certain fraternity chapter
- The 17th letter of the Greek alphabet
- Greek P
- Letter from Greece
- Between pi and sigma
- Ar, in Athens
- Pi chaser
- Another Greek letter
- Seventeenth Greek letter
- Greek ar
- Before sigma
- What sigma follows
- After pi
- A fraternity chapter
- Sigma predecessor
- Greek homophone for roe
- Pi–sigma connection
- Greek character accommodated in our house
- Girl ignoring lawyer's letter
- Ginger wine gets male dead drunk
- Character from Athens — another Homer? Not entirely
- With right hand, start to open letter from abroad
- Something like 25 occupying another hotel
- Density symbol borrowed from the Greek alphabet
- 17th Greek letter
- Campus letter
- Greek "P"
- It comes after pi
- Pi-sigma link
- P look-alike
- Pi-sigma connection
- Symbol of density
- Pi-sigma go-between
- P, in the Greek alphabet
- P-shaped Greek letter
- P-like letter
- 17th letter of the Greek alphabet
- Pythagorean P
- P-like Greek letter
- Frat row letter heard when saying this clue aloud
- P, on a fraternity sweater
- It's after pi
- Another fraternity letter
Wiktionary
n. The name for the seventeenth letter of the Modern Greek and Classical Greek alphabets and the nineteenth letter of Old Greek and Ancient Greek.
WordNet
n. the 17th letter of the Greek alphabet
Wikipedia
Rho (; uppercase Ρ, lowercase ρ or ϱ; ) is the 17th letter of the Greek alphabet. In the system of Greek numerals, it has a value of 100. It is derived from Phoenician letter res . Its uppercase form is not to be confused with the Latin letter P, although both types use the same glyph; P.
Rho (Ρ or ρ) is a letter of the Greek alphabet. __NOTOC__ Rho also may refer to:
Usage examples of "rho".
Gerri natters on, from bats and sex and reincarnation to -- working hard now to amuse her audience -- stale crowd-pleasers of lust and gaucherie among her wealthy clientele, Rho is pleasantly tuned to the resonant sound of hissing meat.
The oat-straw blonde served Prince Slyke of Xi Ceta, and the brown-curled woman was the Consort of Rho Ceta.
But as Rho Ceta and Mu Ceta would bear the brunt of it if open conflict with Barrayar was actually engineered, my own choice has settled pretty firmly between Slyke and Kety.
Gerri natters on, from bats and sex and reincarnation to -- working hard now to amuse her audience -- stale crowd-pleasers of lust and gaucherie among her wealthy clientele, Rho is pleasantly tuned to the resonant sound of hissing meat.
Rho ushers her guests through the house and onto the deck, where they settle into the new patio furniture and the first round of cold daiquiris.
The diverse demands and unforeseen surges of the day, in tandem with tonight's elevated blood alcohol levels, have driven her circuitry into a sputtering staticky condition near brownout or worse, she's phasing eccentrically in and out, her attention temporarily and fiercely magnetized by the oddest fragments of isolated fact, so while Gerri natters on, from bats and sex and reincarnation to -- working hard now to amuse her audience -- stale crowd-pleasers of lust and gaucherie among her wealthy clientele, Rho is pleasantly tuned to the resonant sound of hissing meat.
Rho is grateful for occasions like this, openings in the day when one can believe that the woods are riddled with paths, untold ways out, but she can't restrain for long her gnawing awareness of the other, larger space between Daphne and herself, the weighty accumulation of the unseen that's largely responsible for the quality of this very interval and the turning of the next, the inside stuff that burbles on in dark privacy, surfacing if at all in an unguarded run of words, the anxious set of a face, the careless gestures of the body.
It's Betty, who shared a cube with her at Fleischer and Fleischer until Rho left about a year ago for these fresh-looking pastures of now defoliated opportunity.
FORRY RHO DAN replies: If there is any word in this world that wordsmith Ellison hates, loathes, detests & abominates, it is "sci-fi," so rash reader Graham, prepare to be dangled by your participle over a pit of split infinitives until your gerund becomes positively putative, when Horrible Harlan learns of your heinous employment of the egregious neologism.
It looks to Rho as if Tommy has actually removed his shirt, and since a good hostess accommodates her company she hustles out to perform her duty.
He found a manone of the idiot's assistantsfamiliar with the nearest entrance into Old Rho matum, and set him at the forwardmost team, with orders to get the men and animals under cover.
As it is, we must rebuild his Rho quadrants almost from scratch, and there is collateral damage in Sigma -One, Lambda-Four and Pi-Three.
Rho is at the kitchen sink, peeling furiously away at a carrot when she draws her first blood of the day, and, of course, it's nonmetaphoric, and her own.
It's as quiet this Friday as on any other night of the week, the typical suburban stillness only occasionally disturbed by passing joggers (singly and in pairs), kids on bikes, the muscular adolescent walking his questionably domesticated dog, each scrutinized carefully by Rho, her head leaning out the open car window, a song running repeatedly through it, the same song, as a matter of fact, that looped through her mind during Mother's funeral, a silly Calypso ditty about her roof having a hole in it and she might drown.
We plead hardship, for illness has struck hard in Rhos this harvest season, spread, I fear, by the same damp and moldering rot that has destroyed the southern hay and rye fields.