R.I.

abbreviation for

R.I.

or R.I.

Origin of R.I.¹

From Latin Rēgīna et Imperātrīx

Origin of R.I.²

From Latin Rēx et Imperātor

Origin of R.I.¹

(sense 1) Latin: Queen and Empress

A more ambitious, 23-mile bridge would stretch from Long Island all the way to Watch Hill, R.I.

That crazy image stayed in my mind all the way up from Washington on a train, which I fell out of in Providence, R.I.

And “Visiting”—about a father-son road trip to Narragansett, R.I.—is a prickly minuet of paternal longing.

There is even a $1 million movie offer from Verdi Productions in East Greenwich, R.I.

I never met Martha (“Sunny”) von Bulow—never enjoyed her Grace Kelly beauty, never partied at her 23-room mansion in Newport, R.I.

And the R.I. appears to the left of the entry—October 8, 1963; correct?

In 1853 he resigned his commission, and from 1853 to 1858 was engaged in the manufacture of firearms at Bristol, R.I.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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