Ranine
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 426
rii'iim, adj. pertaining to or like a frog. rana. a frog Rank, raiigk. ». a row or line, esp. of soldiers standing side by side cla or older grade or degree station lugh social position. v.t. to place m a hue to range in a particular cla to place methodically —v to be placed in a rank to have a certain degree of elevation or distinction The ranks, the order of common soldieis —Rank and file, the whole body of common soldiers [Fr. rang (E. Ring; 0 tier bring or hntu Harangue Rank, rangk, a,tj. giowmg high and luxuriantly: coar.se from cxie ivc growth raised to a high degree exce ive causing strong growth very ferule strong scented strong tasted rancid strong —adv Rankly.—n. Rank'neas. [A.S. ranc, fruitful, rank f)an rank, lank, slender a nasalised form of the root of Rack.]
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