Vocabulary Words for 5th September : Here is the complete list.

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Vocabulary Words for 5th September :

Rabate (v): beat down
Rabate (n): abatement
Rabbit (n): a small quadruped of the hare kind
Rabble (n): a disorderly noisy, crowd, a mob
Rabid (adj.): mad, furious, violent
Rabies (n): madness of dogs, disease caused by the bite of a mad dog, hydrophobia
Raccoon (n): a North American furbearing animal
Racoon (n): a North American furbearing animal
Race (n): a contest in running, current, family; (v): run
Racial (adj.): belonging to race
Rack (n): a shelf for holding articles, an instrument for torturing victims, a fodder holder
Racket (n): a light bat used for hitting the ball in tennis and other games
Racquet (n): a light bat used for hitting the ball in tennis and other games
Raconteur (n); a story-teller
Radiance (n): brightness, splendour
Radiant (adj.): giving out rays of heat or light or heat, shining
Radiate (v): emit rays of heat or light
Radiation (n): sending out rays of heat or light
Radical (adj.): extreme, fundamental, going to the root or bottom, favouring great change
Radii (n): plural-of radius
Radio (n): a wireless, apparatus
Radio (v): communicate by wireless
Radioactive (adj.): having the property of giving off dangerous rays
Radish (n): a well known root used for food
Radium (n): rare metal resembling barium used in the treatment of some diseases
Radius (n): the distance from the centre of a circle to the circumference, extent, range, sphere
Raffle (n): lottery
Raffle (v): enter a raffle
Raft (n); a float made by a number of tree trunks
Rafter (n): a sloping beam of a roof, one who works a raft
Rag (n): torn piece of cloth, large coarse roofing slate
Rag (v): scold, tease, play rough jokes upon
Ragamuffin (n): a ragged person
Rage (n): great anger, passion
Rage (v): be angry, move violently
Ragged (adj.): badly torn, rough
Raid (n): surprise attack, invasion, sudden visit by police to make arrests
Raid (v): attack suddenly
Rail (n): a bar of a fence
Rail (pl.): railway lines
Rail (v): scold, re-approach
Railing (n): scolding, a fence of posts and rails
Raillery (n): banter, jest
Rails (n & pl.): railway track
Railway (n): the metal track of parallel rails, one of the means of transport system

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