Ratably
Ratablyad.at a certain rate, proportionably
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Ratablyad.at a certain rate, proportionably
Ratann.a kind of stick, a small Indian cane
Ratasian.a kind of liquor, a delicious cordial
Ratcatchern.one who goes about to catch rats
Ratchn.a wheel in clocks with 12 fangs to lift the detents, and make the clock strike
Ratchetn.a tooth at the bottom of the fusee or barrel of a watch to stop it in winding up
Ratchiln.among miners, fragments of stone
Raten.a price, value, proportion, tax, way order or class in a navy, as a first rate ship
Ratev.t.to value, tax, scold, chide, reprove
Rateln.an animal of the weesel kind, the fitzler
Ratha.early, coming before the time, ob.
Ratherad.more willingly, especially, chiefly
Ratificationn.the act of ratifying, confirmation
Ratifiern.one who ratifies, one who confirms
Ratifyv.t.to confirm, settle, establish, fix
Ration.a proportion, rate, relation, regard
Ratiocinationn.the act of reasoning, a debate, a deducing of consequences
Ratiocinativea.argumentative, advancing regularly
Rationn.an allowance of provisions to men in naval or land service, consisting of meat, drink, &c. for one day
Rationala.agreeable to reason, having reason
Rationalistn.one who acts wholly upon reason
Rationalityn.the power of reasoning, reasonableness
Rationallyad.reasonably, with reason
Ratlingsn.the small cords of shrouds forming a ladder
Ratoonn.a shoot from the root or stole of the sugar cane
Ratoonv.i.to put forth ratoons,Etym. (W. Indies)
Ratsbanen.a poison for rats, arsenic