Rabid

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 424
rab'id, adj., raving: furious: mad. adv. Rab idly —n. Rabldue . [L. rabies, rage.] Rabies, bi-es, «. the disease (esp of dogs) from which hydrophobia communicated. [L. ‘madne .’] Raca, r.Vka, adj worthle a term of reproach used by the Jews. [Chaldee reka, worthle .] Raccoon, Racoon, ra-koOn', n. a carnivorous animal of N America, valuable for its fur. [A corr. of Fr. rat on, dim. of rat, a rat.]
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