| race1 |
a sport or competition of speed. [8 definitions] |
| race2 |
a human population sharing certain common hereditary physical features. [5 definitions] |
| racecar |
an automobile used in auto racing. |
| racecourse |
a track or route along which races are run. |
| racehorse |
a horse trained or bred for racing. |
| raceme |
in botany, a type of flowering in which blooms occur on short stalks extending from the main axis of the stem. |
| racemic |
of a chemical compound, containing equal quantities of isomers that rotate polarized light to the left and right, so that the net effect is zero. |
| racer |
a person who takes part in races. [3 definitions] |
| race riot |
widespread violence or destruction in a community that arises from racial conflict or hatred. |
| racerunner |
any of several fast-moving long-tailed American lizards. |
| racetrack |
a track or course used for racing. |
| raceway |
a narrow artificial channel for water; millrace. [2 definitions] |
| rachis |
the central axis or shaft of an inflorescence of a compound leaf. [3 definitions] |
| rachitis |
inflammation of the spine; rickets. |
| racial |
characteristic of a single race or of particular races of people. [2 definitions] |
| racialism |
the adherence to or practice of racism. |
| racing form |
a printed sheet or booklet containing information about the horses running at one or several racetracks. |
| racism |
the theory or opinion that a certain race or races of people, usu. one's own, are superior to others because of certain inborn characteristics. [2 definitions] |
| rack1 |
a frame or structure used to hold or display various items. [9 definitions] |
| rack2 |
destruction; ruin. |
| rack3 |
one of two fast horse's gaits, either single-foot or pace. [2 definitions] |