rattling |
that rattles. [3 definitions] |
rattrap |
a device for catching and killing rats. [2 definitions] |
ratty |
tattered and worn. [3 definitions] |
raucous |
loud and disorderly. [2 definitions] |
raunchy |
(informal) low in quality, appearance, or the like; careless; sloppy; cheap. [2 definitions] |
rauwolfia |
any of various poisonous tropical trees and shrubs of the dogbane family. [2 definitions] |
ravage |
to damage or destroy, as by violent action. [4 definitions] |
rave |
to praise something extravagantly; express enthusiasm. [3 definitions] |
ravel |
to cause to be tangled or unclear. [4 definitions] |
raveling |
a thread pulled from a piece of cloth. |
raven1 |
a large black crowlike bird with glossy feathers and a croaking call. [2 definitions] |
raven2 |
to eat greedily; devour. [4 definitions] |
ravening |
searching greedily for prey; rapacious. [2 definitions] |
ravenous |
extremely hungry; famished; starved. [3 definitions] |
ravin |
see "raven2." |
ravine |
a deep, steep-sided cut in the land, esp. one carved by the flow of water. |
raving |
wild and unrestrained; frenzied; delirious. [3 definitions] |
ravioli |
(used with a sing. or pl. verb) small pouches of pasta filled with ground meat, cheese, or the like. |
ravish |
to overwhelm with emotion or sensation; enrapture. [3 definitions] |
ravishing |
causing great delight, esp. by beauty. |
raw |
being in an uncooked state. [8 definitions] |