All English words - page 4999
nounA robber, a plunderer, a looter.
nounShots fired from rifles; rifle fire.
nounA gun, especially one fired from shoulder level, having a long spirally grooved barrel intended to make a bullet spin and thereby have greater accuracy over a long distance.
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A hunting rifle
verbMake spiral grooves in (a gun or its barrel or bore) to make a bullet spin and thereby have greater accuracy over a long distance.
Usage examples:
There are four basic ways to rifle a gun barrel
nounA telescopic sight on a rifle.
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Bushnell offers an extensive line of binoculars, spotting scopes, riflescopes, rangefinders, telesc…
nounThe arrangement of spiral grooves on the inside of a rifle barrel.
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He could clearly see the rifling of the bore
verbMake spiral grooves in (a gun or its barrel or bore) to make a bullet spin and thereby have greater accuracy over a long distance.
Usage examples:
There are four basic ways to rifle a gun barrel
nounThe arrangement of spiral grooves on the inside of a rifle barrel.
Usage examples:
He could clearly see the rifling of the bore
nounA crack, split, or break in something.
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The wind had torn open a rift in the clouds
verbBreak apart or become separated through faulting caused by plate tectonics.
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The indian landmass rifted from madagascar about 90 million years ago
verbBreak apart or become separated through faulting caused by plate tectonics.
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The indian landmass rifted from madagascar about 90 million years ago
nounA crack, split, or break in something.
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The wind had torn open a rift in the clouds
verbBreak apart or become separated through faulting caused by plate tectonics.
Usage examples:
The indian landmass rifted from madagascar about 90 million years ago
nounA crack, split, or break in something.
Usage examples:
The wind had torn open a rift in the clouds
adjectiveWithout a rift or rifts; unbroken.
nounA crack, split, or break in something.
Usage examples:
The wind had torn open a rift in the clouds
verbBreak apart or become separated through faulting caused by plate tectonics.
Usage examples:
The indian landmass rifted from madagascar about 90 million years ago
verbProvide (a sailing boat) with sails and rigging.
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The catamaran will be rigged as a ketch
nounThe particular way in which a sailing boat's masts, sails, and rigging are arranged.
Usage examples:
A ketch rig
phrasal verbTo put a particular type of clothing on someone
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We rigged ourselves out in tracksuits and running shoes for the race., i want to get myself a new r…
phrasal verbTo make something by putting different pieces of equipment or material together
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They rigged up an antenna on their radio to intercept phone calls.
proper nounA port on the baltic sea, capital of latvia; population 722,000 (est. 2007).
nounA lively dance for couples, in duple or quadruple time, of provençal origin.
nounRigmarole
nounPasta in the form of short hollow fluted tubes.
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The pasta dishes included rigatoni, fettuccine with meatballs as well as seafood and chicken versio…
nounPasta in the form of short hollow fluted tubes.
Usage examples:
The pasta dishes included rigatoni, fettuccine with meatballs as well as seafood and chicken versio…
nounA lively dance for couples, in duple or quadruple time, of provençal origin.
nounA lively dance for couples, in duple or quadruple time, of provençal origin.
nounThe backbone; the spine. in early use also: †a vertebra (obsolete).
proper nounThe seventh-brightest star in the sky, and the brightest in the constellation orion. it is a blue supergiant nearly sixty thousand times as luminous as our sun.
adjectiveTending to be or becoming rigid or stiff; nearly or rather rigid.
nounRig. frequently attributive. compare ridgel , riggot , riggon .
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