Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Ranter

Rantern.one who rants, a very noisy person

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Rantipole

Rantipolen.a giddy, roving, talkative person, ob.

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Rantipole (2)

Rantipolev.i.to run about wildly;a.giddy, ob.

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Ranunculus

Ranunculusn.a fine flower, the crowfoot

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Rap

Rapn.a quick and smart blow, a sudden knock

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Rap (2)

Rapv.i.to strike smartly, batter, enrapture

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Rapacious

Rapaciousa.seizing by violence, very greedy

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Rapaciously

Rapaciouslyad.ravenously, greedily

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Rapaciousness

Rapaciousness, or Rapacityn.ravenousness

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Rape

Rapen.a violent defloration, a carrying away, a plant

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Rape (2)

Rapen.a narrow linen, fillet, a kind of fine inkle

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Rapid

Rapida.swift, quick, violent, strong

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Rapidity

Rapidity, or Rapidnessn.swiftness, quickness

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Rapidly

Rapidly, or Rapidnessn.swiftness, quickness

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Rapidly (2)

Rapidlyad.swiftly, with a quick motion

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Rapids

Rapidsn. pl.a part of a river wher the water is rapid over a moderate descent

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Rapier

Rapiern.a small sword used only in thrusting

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Rapil

Rapil, or Rapillon.pulverized volcanic substances

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Rapine

Rapinen.plunder, pillage, violence, open force

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Rappee

Rappeen.a coarse kind of snuff

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Rapping

Rappingn.a striking with a quick smart blow

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Rapport

Rapportn.a relation, reference, proportion, not used

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Rapsody

Rapsodyn.see rhapsody

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Rapt

Rapta.carried away in ectacy

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Rapt (2)

Rapt, or Rapturev.i.to put in ecstacy, to ravish

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Rapture (2)

Rapturen.ecstacy, transport, rapidity, haste

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Raptured

Rapturedpa.ravished, transported, delighted