Rageful
Ragefula.furious, volent, very hot, enraged
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Ragefula.furious, volent, very hot, enraged
Raggn.a species of trap or ferrilite
Raggeda.dressed in rags, mean, rent, rugged
Raggednessn.a ragged state, great poverty
Raginglyad.in a raging manner, furiously, hotly
Ragmann.a dealer in rags, madness
Ragoo, or Ragoutn.a high seasoned stewed meat
Ragstonen.a stone to smooth the edge of a tool
Ragwortn.nip, an ill smelling plant
Railn.a narrow piece of wood or iron, supported by posts, a genus of birds
Railv.t.to inclose with rails, insult, abuse
Railern.one who rails or uses bad language
Raillery, or Ralleryn.satirical mirth, slight satire
Raimentn.dress, vesture, clothes, garments, attire
Rainn.water falling from the clouds
Rainv.i.to fall as rain, to drop from the clouds
Rainbown.a various colored arch in the clouds
Raindeern.a large serviceable deer, seeSee: rane
Raininessn.a rainy state, wetness, wet weather
Rainwatern.a water arising or had from rain
Rainya.tending or apt to rain, showery, wet
Raisev.t.to lift, set, stir up, erect, levy, collect
Raisern.one who raises, what serves to raise up
Raisinn.a kind of dried fruit, a dried grape
Rajahn.a native Hindoo prince in India
Raken.a kind of tool with teeth, a loose man
Rakev.to gather or clear with a rake, search eagerly, scour, pass with violence, cover, get