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raccoonNatureB1
Meaning: a nocturnal mammal known for its mask-like face
Part of speech: noun
Example: The raccoon rummaged through the trash.
Category: Nature βΊ Animals
racoonNatureB1
Meaning: a nocturnal mammal known for its mask-like face
Part of speech: noun
Example: The racoon rummaged through the trash.
Category: Nature βΊ Animals
radishNatureA1
Meaning: A small, round vegetable with a spicy flavor, often eaten raw in salads.
Part of speech: noun
Example: I added sliced radish to my salad for extra crunch.
Category: Nature βΊ Vegetables
raftNatureA2
Meaning: A flat structure used for floating on water, often made of logs or inflatable materials.
Part of speech: noun
Example: We built a raft to float down the river.
Category: Nature βΊ Watercraft
ragingNatureC1
Meaning: Intensely angry or violent.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The raging storm caused widespread damage.
Category: Nature βΊ Weather
rainNatureA1
Meaning: Water droplets that fall from clouds to the ground.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The rain soaked the ground after a long dry spell.
Category: Nature βΊ Weather
rain offNatureB2
Meaning: To cancel an event due to rain.
Part of speech: phrasal verb
Example: The match was rained off because of the heavy downpour.
Category: Nature βΊ Weather
rain outNatureB2
Meaning: To cancel an event due to rain.
Part of speech: phrasal verb
Example: The concert was rained out, so we went home.
Category: Nature βΊ Weather
rainbowNatureA2
Meaning: A multicolored arc that appears in the sky after rain.
Part of speech: noun
Example: We saw a beautiful rainbow after the storm.
Category: Nature βΊ Weather
raindropNatureA1
Meaning: A single droplet of rain.
Part of speech: noun
Example: A raindrop landed on my nose.
Category: Nature βΊ Weather
rainfallNatureB2
Meaning: The amount of rain that falls in a specific area over a period of time.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The rainfall this month has been unusually high.
Category: Nature βΊ Weather
rainforestNatureB2
Meaning: A dense forest in a tropical area with high rainfall.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The Amazon rainforest is home to many unique species.
Category: Nature βΊ Ecosystems
rainstormNatureB2
Meaning: A heavy rain event, often accompanied by strong winds or thunder.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The rainstorm caused flooding in several areas.
Category: Nature βΊ Weather
rain-sweptNatureC1
Meaning: Having been affected by rain, often used to describe a landscape or scene.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The rain-swept streets glistened under the streetlights.
Category: Nature βΊ Weather
rainwaterNatureB2
Meaning: Water that falls as rain, often collected for various uses.
Part of speech: noun
Example: They collected rainwater for irrigation.
Category: Nature βΊ Water Resources
rainyNatureA1
Meaning: Characterized by rain; wet weather.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: It was a rainy day, perfect for staying indoors.
Category: Nature βΊ Weather
ramNatureA2
Meaning: A male sheep, often used for breeding.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The farmer raised a ram for its wool.
Category: Nature βΊ Animals
RAMNatureA2
Meaning: A male sheep, often used for breeding.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The farmer raised a ram for its wool.
Category: Nature βΊ Animals
ram bunctiousNatureB2
Meaning: Noisy and full of energy.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The rambunctious children played in the park.
Category: Nature
Synonyms:
- boisterous
- rowdy
Antonyms:
- calm
- quiet
ramblerNatureB1
Meaning: A person who walks for pleasure or leisure.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The rambler enjoyed exploring the countryside.
Category: Nature
Meaning 2: Someone who talks or writes in a confused or lengthy way.
Example:
- His speech was full of rambler
- making it hard to follow.
Synonyms:
- walker
- stroller
rampantNatureC1
Meaning: Uncontrolled or widespread.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The rampant growth of weeds took over the garden.
Category: Nature
Synonyms:
- unrestrained
- excessive
Antonyms:
- controlled
- limited
ramshackleNatureC1
Meaning: In a state of severe disrepair.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The ramshackle house looked like it could collapse at any moment.
Category: Nature
Synonyms:
- dilapidated
- rickety
Antonyms:
- stable
- well-maintained
ranchNatureA2
Meaning: A large farm, especially in the western U.S., where cattle or other animals are raised.
Part of speech: noun
Example: They own a ranch in Texas.
Category: Nature βΊ Agriculture
Synonyms:
- farm
- estate
rancherNatureB1
Meaning: A person who owns or operates a ranch.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The rancher took care of the cattle.
Category: Nature βΊ Agriculture
Synonyms:
- farmer
- landowner
ranchingNatureB2
Meaning: The practice of raising livestock on a ranch.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Ranching is an important part of the economy in the West.
Category: Nature βΊ Agriculture
Synonyms:
- farming
- livestock raising
rangerNatureB2
Meaning: A person responsible for managing and protecting a park or forest.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The ranger guided us through the national park.
Category: Nature βΊ Conservation
Synonyms:
- guard
- warden
rangyNatureC1
Meaning: Tall and thin.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: He was a rangy athlete with long limbs.
Category: Nature
Synonyms:
- lanky
- slender
Antonyms:
- stocky
- short
rapidsNatureB2
Meaning: Fast-moving sections of a river.
Part of speech: noun
Example: We navigated through the rapids in our kayak.
Category: Nature βΊ Geography
Synonyms:
- current
- flow
raptorNatureB2
Meaning: A bird of prey, such as an eagle or hawk.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The raptor soared high in the sky.
Category: Nature βΊ Zoology
Synonyms:
- bird of prey
- hawk
rareNatureA2
Meaning: Uncommon; not occurring very often.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: It's rare to see such a beautiful sunset.
Category: Nature
Synonyms:
- uncommon
- infrequent
Antonyms:
- common
- frequent
rarityNatureB2
Meaning: The state or quality of being rare; something uncommon.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Finding a four-leaf clover is a rarity.
Category: Nature
Synonyms:
- uncommonness
- scarcity
ratNatureA1
Meaning: A medium-sized rodent known for its long tail and adaptability.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The rat scurried across the street.
Category: Nature
Synonyms:
- rodent
- vermin
rataNatureC1
Meaning: A type of tree found in New Zealand, known for its hard wood.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The rata tree is native to New Zealand.
Category: Nature βΊ Botany
Synonyms:
- tree
- flora
rattanNatureC2
Meaning: A type of climbing palm used for making furniture and baskets.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The chair is made of rattan, making it lightweight and durable.
Category: Nature βΊ Botany
Synonyms:
- cane
- palm
rattleNatureB2
Meaning: To make a rapid succession of short, sharp sounds.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The wind rattled the windows during the storm.
Category: Nature
Synonyms:
- shake
- clatter
rattle aroundNatureC1
Meaning: To move about in a way that makes noise, often in an empty space.
Part of speech: phrasal verb
Example: The old car rattled around the empty garage.
Category: Nature
Synonyms:
- move about
- wander
rattle snakeNatureC2
Meaning: A venomous snake known for its rattling tail.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Be careful of the rattlesnake when hiking in the desert.
Category: Nature βΊ Zoology
Synonyms:
- rattler
- snake
rattlerNatureC2
Meaning: A type of snake known for its rattling sound.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The rattler slithered across the path.
Category: Nature βΊ Zoology
Synonyms:
- snake
- reptile
ravageNatureC2
Meaning: To cause severe and extensive damage to something.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The hurricane ravaged the coastal town.
Category: Nature βΊ Disasters
Synonyms:
- devastate
- destroy
Antonyms:
- repair
- restore
ravagesNatureC2
Meaning: The severe damage or destruction caused by something.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The ravages of war can last for generations.
Category: Nature βΊ Disasters
Synonyms:
- destruction
- devastation
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