RM

Grower-producers can be identified by the tiny RM on their labels, versus the NM for négociants-manipulants.

He taught Rm, as you will remember, and in the record of his teaching there are hints on some of the mysteries of life.

Armadillo, rm-a-dil′o, n. a small American edentate quadruped, having its body armed with bands of bony plates:—pl.

Armament, rm′a-ment, n. forces armed or equipped for war: munitions of war, esp.

Armistice, rm′ist-is, n. a short suspension of hostilities: a truce.

Armour, rm′ur, n. defensive arms or dress: heraldic insignia: plating of ships of war.