Raver, ra'-ver, s

one who raves or is furious. 545 ] or pa through mountains . (Fr.) See Rapine.; Ravingly, ra'-ving-le, ad. with, furious wildne . lence; to violate or deflower; to delight to ecstasy (Fr. from L. rapio, to seize and carry off).: Ravisher, rav'-ish-er, s. one who ravishes. porting: s. a seizing and carrying away by violence; carnal knowledge by force; transport. Ravishingly, rav'-ish-ing-le, ad. in a ravishing manner. chastity; rapture; abduction. covered with skin; sore; unripe; inexperienced; not spun or twisted; not tanned; not diluted; cold and, damp: ad. in a s. raw a sore manner place (A.S.; unskilfully. hræaw). Rawne , Rawly, raw'-le, raw' nes, s. state of being raw; unskilfulne . bones. to be described by a particle of light; light; abeam of intellectual light; a radius; the outer part of a compound radiate flower [Bot.]; a spine in a fin [Ichthy.]: v.a. to shoot forth: v.n. to shine forth (L. radius, a ray). the skate, thornback, sting-ray, . ject. minated. to demolish. See Rase. beard or hair (L. rasum, to shave). body. razor. (Ar.) a Re, ra, s. a musical note (It.) ing. the hand; to arrive at; to extend to; to penetrate to: v.n. to be extended so as to touch; to try to obtain: s. power of reaching or attaining; range; limit of power; scheme; expanse; stretch of water (A.S. reagan). pulse; to resist by an opposite force; to act in opposition; to act reciprocally. action; action in the contrary, specially backward, direction. reaction, specially backward action: s. one who promotes such action actively, re-ak' -tiv-le, ad. by reaction. Reactivene , re-ak' -tiv-nes, s. quality of being reactive. printed; to peruse; to discover and understand by signs; to study;to learn by observation: v.n. to perform the act of reading; to be studious; to learn by reading;to stand written (A.S. rædan, to discern, to advise). reading. Readably, re'-da-ble, ad. in a readable manner. Readablene ,re'-da-bl-nes, s. the state of being readable. a Reader, reed'-èr, s. one who reads; one whose office is to read prayers; a lecturer on scientific subjects, also in law; one studious in books; a corrector of the pre ; a reading-book.