Rakehell
Rakehelln.a very debauched fellow, a wretch
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Rakehelln.a very debauched fellow, a wretch
Rakern.one who rakes, a kind of scavenger
Rakisha.loose, debauched, lewd, thoughtless
Rakishnessn.a rakish disposition or behavior
Ralleryn.banter, a laughing at one in good humor
Rallyv.to chide in a facetious manner, ridicule, banter, reunite disordered troops, put in order
Ramn.a male sheep, a tool to batter walls with
Ramv.t.to drive with violence, to fill close
Ramblen.a wandering excursion, journey, walk
Ramblev.i.to rove, stroll, wander, walk
Ramblern.one who rambles about, a rover
Ramblinen.the act of rambling, a wandering
Ramificationn.a branching or spreading out, the manner of branching in plants
Ramifyv.t.to separate or part into branches
Rammern.a stick to force the charge into a gun
Rammisha.smelling strong, rank, offensive
Rammishnessn.a rammish state or quality
Ramoonn.an American tree
Ramous, or Ramose, or Rameousa.full of branches
Rampv.i.to climb, gambol, frisk, seeSee: romp
Rampn.a leap, spring, arch, romp
Rampancyn.exuberance, of growth or action
Rampanta.wanton, frisky, exuberant, ready to attack
Rampartn.a wall round fortified places
Rampart, or Rampirev.t.to fortify with ramparts, ob.
Rampionn.a plant of various kinds
Ramsonsn.a plant, a species of allium