(n.) A fragrant essential oil; esp., a volatile and highly fragrant essential oil obtained from the petals of roses.
Example Sentences:
(1) "It's hard to keep everything clean," said Attar, who is worried because one of the babies keeps vomiting.
(2) It was important for the dancers to be outside the stock exchange, Attar said, "because the people of that part of town have [now] seen two very different ways of expression and of using the public space that are both valuable and both necessary."
(3) "Bowie had to overcome a king, two queens and a political heavyweight to triumph in our poll, and in doing so has struck a blow for 20th and 21st-century fashions," editor Rob Attar said.
(4) The government was preoccupied with other things for the time being, added D-Caf's Attar.
(5) The committee includes the British Red Cross which invited Erksoussi and Sarc's president, Dr Abdul Rahman Attar, to London last week.
(6) Al-Attar was wounded by a mob at a police station and later brought to hospital, where Abbas said two doctors killed him.
(7) Their house has not been destroyed but the family is waiting for a permanent ceasefire before returning to what Attar calls "the frontline".
(8) Raed Attar played a major role in tunnel infiltrations, terror attacks that killed Israelis, and the kidnapping of [Israeli soldier] Gilad Shalit.
(9) We didn’t find water for two weeks.” Ghada S Al Attar “The whole country is fighting except Sana’a, who silently accepted the Houthis power over the Yemeni political situation.
(10) The two female Saudi competitors are Wodjan Ali Seraj Abdulrahim Shahrkhani in judo and 800-metre runner Sarah Attar.
(11) Saudi Arabia's Sarah Attar competes in the women's 800m heats at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
(12) But for Amma Attar, who has spent more than a month living with 36 family members in a UN school in Gaza after fleeing her home amid shelling and shooting, it is close to a miracle.
(13) Attar and Shahrkhani were entered for the London Games by the Saudi Arabian Olympic Committee by Monday's deadline.
(14) Speaking to an Egyptian news presenter after the case ended , Al-Attar's wife, Magda Abbas, inadvertently cast further doubt on the strength of the prosecution by saying that her joy at the sentences was tempered by the fact that the two men who killed him were still in hiding.
(15) A deputy police commander, Mostafa el-Attar, was killed in the Minya violence, and it was for his murder and the attempted murder of two others that the 529 were sentenced to hang.
(16) It confirmed it had “eliminated senior Hamas terrorists Raed Attar and Mohamed Abu Shamala” but made no mention of Barhoum.
(17) "A big inspiration for participating in the Olympic Games is being one of the first women for Saudi Arabia to be going," the 17-year-old Attar said in an IOC video from her US training base in San Diego.
(18) Ahmed el-Attar, artistic director at Cairo's Downtown contemporary arts festival Photograph: Patrick Kingsley Husseini argues that the uprising made it easier for people to break taboos.
(19) Hamas announced the deaths of Mohammed Abu Shamalah, Raed Attar and Mohammed Barhoum on Thursday morning.
(20) The sentences caused global outcry on Monday after it emerged that the 529 had been convicted of the murder of officer Mostafa al-Attar last August in a case that lasted just two court sessions.
Atter
Definition:
(n.) Poison; venom; corrupt matter from a sore.
Example Sentences:
(1) After 2 days of complete fasting in animals sacrificed 3 and 24 hours following introduction of the tagged vitamin the incorporation of the atter in the organs drastically decreased by comparison with controls.
(2) Atter 15 min virtually no thrombi or platelet aggregates could be detected.
(3) The exchange of a longer stretch of DNA leading to atteration of three amino acids of the protein compared with the original sequence of SK1 is required to obtain a temperature-sensitive DNA ligase in this strain, while in strain A364A a single amino acid change is sufficient for expression of a temperature-sensitive protein.
(4) Pointing out that they had been transparent about their workings, KPMG's Lewis Atter said it was a "reasonable, probably conservative approach".