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rant, rantin, rants,
rant [rant]
n. A romp or boisterous frolic. A lively tune or song. A din, tumult, great noise. A severe scolding, a row.
pl. rants Merry meetings.
v. To romp, sing a tune. Fuss, complain.
n. A romp or boisterous frolic. A lively tune or song. A din, tumult, great noise. A severe scolding, a row.
pl. rants Merry meetings.
v. To romp, sing a tune. Fuss, complain.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rantin [ˈrantɪn]: Joyous, free.
rander, randered, randert, ranter, rantered, rantert, ranther, ranthered, render,
ranter [ˈrantər]
v. To sew, darn or mend roughly. To work hurredly and carelessly.
pt. pp. rantert, rantered adj. Dishevelled, untidy in dress.
v. To sew, darn or mend roughly. To work hurredly and carelessly.
pt. pp. rantert, rantered adj. Dishevelled, untidy in dress.
rammle, rantle,
rantle [ˈrantl, ran(d)l-]
n. A bar of wood or iron fixed across the chimney from which the chain and hook for holding cooking utensils is suspended. a beam along the ridge of a roof.
n. A bar of wood or iron fixed across the chimney from which the chain and hook for holding cooking utensils is suspended. a beam along the ridge of a roof.
raatick, raatock, rantick, rantock, rautock,
rantock [I.Ork. ˈrantək]
n. The goosander Mergus merganser.
n. The goosander Mergus merganser.
rap, raps,
rap [raps]
usually in pl. raps The rape seed plant Brassica napus.
usually in pl. raps The rape seed plant Brassica napus.
raap, raep, raiple, rap, rapen, raple, rappin, rappit, rapple, rauple, raupple, ropple,
rap [rap]
n. An instant, a moment.
v. To rap, dash, thump. To fall with a thump or drip with a tapping sound.
pt. pp. rappit
n. An instant, a moment.
v. To rap, dash, thump. To fall with a thump or drip with a tapping sound.
pt. pp. rappit
rapple [rapl, rɔpl]
v. To grow speedily, to shoot up.
v. To grow speedily, to shoot up.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rappin: Rapping, dashing, thuping etc.
wi a rap: In an instant.
wi a rap: In an instant.
raploch,
raploch [ˈraplɔx]
n. A coarse woollen cloth.
n. A coarse woollen cloth.
raptur, rapture, riptur,
raptur [ˈraptər, ˈrɪptər]
n. Rapture. A fit of rage.
n. Rapture. A fit of rage.
rair, rair, raire, rare, rarities, rarity, rer, rerr, rerrities, rerrly,
rare [reːr, rɛr]
adj. Rare. Few in number, uncommon, seldom encountered. Extraordinary, remarkable, odd, strange. Unusual in respect of a valued quality, of uncommon excellence, admirable.
adj. Rare. Few in number, uncommon, seldom encountered. Extraordinary, remarkable, odd, strange. Unusual in respect of a valued quality, of uncommon excellence, admirable.
rairly.
adv. Rairly.
adv. Rairly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
rarity [reːrɪti,ˈrɛrɪti]: A rarity. pl. rarities
raas, ras, rasi,
ras [I.Sh. ras]
adj. Of fabrics: coarse and loosely knit or woven.
adj. Of fabrics: coarse and loosely knit or woven.