arb

[ ahrb ]

noun

1. an arbitrager.

ARB

abbreviation for

1. angiotensin receptor blocker

Word History and Origins

Origin of arb¹

First recorded in 1980–85; by shortening

Example Sentences

Back home in Montana, where 15 percent of all road fatalities are caused by animal strikes, I trust ARB bumpers with my life, and those of my friends and family.

From Outside Online

Pickering and ARB co-chairman retired Navy Adm. Mike Mullen will testify before the committee September 19, Cummings noted.

From The Daily Beast

Franz also said that the ARB did not shield officials from questioning or blame.

From The Daily Beast

Also, the committee identified several conflicts of interest between the ARB and the people it was investigating.

From The Daily Beast

The ARB interviewed Kennedy, but not Clinton, Deputy Secretary of State Bill Burns, or Deputy Secretary of State Tom Nides.

From The Daily Beast

He was interviewed by the ARB, but not identified as having done anything wrong.

From The Daily Beast

Bburs technical terms to describe the metre he used are, ramal musaddas makhbn ´ar and arb gh abtar gh makhbn muhzf wazn.

From Project Gutenberg

Perhaps 7, 8, or 10 Bajaurs had fallen to the matchlock-fire (arb) before night.

From Project Gutenberg

Another word is arb, which is applied to the flies which were brought upon Egypt in the great plague.

From Project Gutenberg

The enemys country (drul-arb) was full, as Hell is full, of wounded who had died on the road.

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