Ravage

rav'ej, n. Desolation by violence; violent destruction; devastation; pillage; spoil; waste; — ruin. — v. t. [ravaged (-ejd), -aging.] To lay of waste by force, despoil, sack, desolate, destroy. 2d Rave, rav, v. i. [raved (ravd), raving.] To wander in mind or intellect; to be delirious; to talk irrationally or frantically; to be furious or raging; to rush wildly. wildly or noisily, —v. t. To utter in frenzy, say por- Ravel, rav'!, v. t. [-eled (-Id), -eling.] To undo the not texture of, take apart, unsew or unknit; to disentangle; to pull apart (a texture) so that the threads fall into a tangled ma ; to entangle, make intricate, involve. — v. i. To become separated in can texture, be untwisted or unwoven, be disentangled.