English words starting with rin

Meanings of Rin:

noun

A japanese monetary unit, equal to 1/10 sen; a coin of this value.

Meanings of Rinceau:

noun

An ornamental motif consisting of a band of scrolling or spiralling foliage (especially vine or acanthus leaves), frequently carved, moulded, or painted.

Meanings of Rincon:

noun

Now especially in the south-western united states: a piece of land, typically one situated in a secluded or sheltered area such as a valley or river bend.

Meanings of Rind:

noun

The tough outer skin of certain fruit, especially citrus fruit.

Usage examples:

Decorate with fine shreds of orange rind

verb

Strip the bark from (a tree).

Usage examples:

When the meat ran out they had to rind trees and chew the inner bark for nourishment

Meanings of Rinded:

verb

Strip the bark from (a tree).

Usage examples:

When the meat ran out they had to rind trees and chew the inner bark for nourishment

Meanings of Rinderpest:

noun

An infectious disease of ruminants, especially cattle, caused by a paramyxovirus. it is characterized by fever, dysentery, and inflammation of the mucous membranes.

Usage examples:

Two devastating cattle diseases, rinderpest in 1896-7 and east coast fever, which moved slowly thro…

Meanings of Rindle:

noun

A small stream or watercourse; a brook; a runnel; (occasionally) a trickle of liquid.

verb

Of a stream, etc.: to flow gently; to trickle.

Meanings of Rinds:

noun

The tough outer skin of certain fruit, especially citrus fruit.

Usage examples:

Decorate with fine shreds of orange rind

verb

Strip the bark from (a tree).

Usage examples:

When the meat ran out they had to rind trees and chew the inner bark for nourishment

Meanings of Rindy:

adjective

Of the nature of or resembling rind or (in early use) the bark of a tree; having a rind, especially a thick or tough one.

Meanings of Rinforzando:

noun

A sudden stress or brief crescendo made over the space of a short phrase; (sometimes also) a sudden increase in volume; a direction to make this. frequently abbreviated rf, rfz.

Meanings of Ring a bell:

phrase

Sound vaguely familiar.

Usage examples:

The name rings a bell

idiom

To sound familiar

Usage examples:

The name rang a bell but i couldn't remember where i had heard it before., no, i'm sorry, that desc…

Meanings of Ring back:

phrasal verb

To call someone again on the phone especially after they have called you or after you called them previously but they were not available

Usage examples:

Do you want me to ring you back later?, we're advising all our customers to ring back in half an ho…

Meanings of Ring off:

phrasal verb

End a phone call by replacing the receiver.

Usage examples:

Before i ring off can i have a quick word with colin?

Meanings of Ring out:

idiom

Sound loudly

phrasal verb

Make a clear resonant sound.

Usage examples:

A shot rang out

Meanings of Ring up:

idiom

To perform and record a sale on a cash register

phrasal verb

Record an amount on a cash register.

Usage examples:

He took the money for the drinks and rang it up

noun

A circular piece, esp. of jewelry worn on a finger

Usage examples:

A gold wedding ring, a key ring, a ring of people joined hands in the dance., a boxing ring, a one-…

verb

To call someone on the phone

Usage examples:

If he's out of the office, ring his mobile., i rang a few stockbrokers to see what they would recom…

Meanings of Ring-binder:

noun

A hard cover with metal rings inside that pass through holes in paper documents to keep them together

Meanings of Ring-finger:

noun

The finger nearest to your little finger. in some cultures, people wear a ring on their ring finger to show that they are married or are planning to get married.

Meanings of Ring-in:

phrasal verb

To make a phone call to your place of work

Usage examples:

Tim rang in to say he wouldn't be coming in., men who need to look after a sick child are likely to…

Meanings of Ring-road:

noun

A main road that goes around the edge of a town, allowing traffic to avoid the town centre

Usage examples:

We got stuck in traffic on the ring road.

Meanings of Ringbark:

verb

Remove a ring of bark from (a tree) in order to kill it or to check rapid growth and thereby improve fruit production.

Usage examples:

They are even ringbarking the english oaks in the botanical gardens

Meanings of Ringbarked:

verb

Remove a ring of bark from (a tree) in order to kill it or to check rapid growth and thereby improve fruit production.

Usage examples:

They are even ringbarking the english oaks in the botanical gardens

Meanings of Ringbarker:

noun

A person who or device that ringbarks trees in order to kill them.

Meanings of Ringbarking:

verb

Remove a ring of bark from (a tree) in order to kill it or to check rapid growth and thereby improve fruit production.

Usage examples:

They are even ringbarking the english oaks in the botanical gardens

Meanings of Ringbolt:

noun

A bolt with a ring attached for fitting a rope to.

Usage examples:

The old man, meanwhile, was holding onto a ringbolt while lying on the deck and propping his feet a…

Meanings of Ringbolts:

noun

A bolt with a ring attached for fitting a rope to.

Usage examples:

The old man, meanwhile, was holding onto a ringbolt while lying on the deck and propping his feet a…