Radial
Radiala.pertaining to the radius, or fore arm
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Radiance
Radiance, or Radiancyn.a sparkling luster
Radiant
Radianta.emmitting rays, shining, sparkling
Radiate
Radiatev.i.to emit rays, shine, sparkle, shoot
Radiated
Radiateda.adorned with or having rays
Radiated (2)
Radiated, or Radiaten.flower, is one whose florets of the disk are tubular, and those of the radius ligulate
Radiation
Radiationn.an emission of rays, a beamy luster
Radical
Radicala.original, implanted by nature, inborn
Radical (2)
Radicaln.a radical word, root, primary element
Radicality
Radicalityn.a radical state or quality
Radically
Radicallyad.originally, primitively, by nature
Radicant
Radicanta.rooting, taking root
Radicate
Radicate, or Radicala.proceeding from the root
Radicate (2)
Radicatev.to root, take root, plant deeply
Radication
Radicationn.the disposition of the roots of a plant
Radicle
Radiclen.the germ of the root in plants
Radiometer
Radiometern.the forestaff, an instrument for taking the altitude of celestial bodies
Radius
Radiusn.a line, the semidiameter of a circle, the ligulate margin of a compound flower, a bone of the fore arm
Raffle
Rafflev.i.to cast dice for a prize, risk, put in
Raffle (2)
Rafflen.a lottery by casting dice for prizes
Raft
Raftn.a float of wood;a.bereft, deprived, rent
Rafter
Raftern.a secondary roof-timber of a house
Raftered
Raftereda.built or furnished with rafters
Rag
Ragn.a worn-out piece of cloth, stone, herd
Ragamuffin
Ragamuffinn.a paltry mean fellow, a wretch
Rage
Ragen.violent anger, fury, passion, great heat
Rage (2)
Ragev.i.to be in a fury, fume, passion, great heat