Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Ratteen

Ratteenn.a thick woollen stuff twilled

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Rattinet

Rattinetn.a twisted stuff thinner than ratteen

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Rattle

Rattlen.a quick noise, loud empty talk, talkative person, child's plaything, herb

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Rattleheaded

Rattleheadeda.noisy, talkative, giddy, unsteady

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Rattlesnake

Rattlesnaken.a very dangerous kind of serpent

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Raucity

Raucityn.hoarseness, a loud and harsh noise

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Raught

Raughta.reached, snatched, snapped, rent, ob.

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Ravage

Ravagev.t.to spoil, pillage, plunder, lay waste

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Ravage (2)

Ravagen.spoil, plunder, waste, ruin, havoc

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Ravager

Ravagern.a mad spoiler, plunderer, destroyer

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Rave

Ravev.i.to be mad, rage, dote, be very fond of

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Rave (2)

Raven.the upper side timber of the body of a cart

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Ravel

Ravelv.t.to disentangle, untwist, unweave

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Raveline

Ravelinen.a kind of half-moon in fortification

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Raven

Ravenn.a carrion-fowl;v.t.to devour greedily

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Raven'sduck

Raven'sduckn.a species of thin duck for light sails

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Ravenfish

Ravenfishn.a fish with a mouth like a bird

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Ravenous

Ravenousa.voracious, raging, very hungry

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Ravenously

Ravenouslyad.with raging voracity, greedily

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Ravenousness

Ravenousnessn.with raging voracity, greedily

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Ravin

Ravinn.prey, plunder, pillage, raciousness, a hollow, deep and long

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Ravingly

Ravinglyad.with frenzy, with or in distraction

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Ravish

Ravishv.t.to violate chastity, take by force, transport

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Ravisher

Ravishern.a person who ravishes

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Ravishment

Ravishmentn.the act of ravishing, transport

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Raw

Rawa.unsubdued by fire, chill, fore, ignorant

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Rawboned

Rawboneda.having large bones with little flesh