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Definition of rack
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Rack (a.) An
instrument
for
bending
a bow.
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Stage
::
Stag (v. t.) To
watch;
to dog, or keep track of..
Siding
::
Siding
(n.) A side
track,
as a
railroad;
a
turnout..
Killifish
::
Killifish
(n.) Any one of
several
small
American
cyprinodont
fishes
of the genus
Fundulus
and
allied
genera.
They live
equally
well in fresh and
brackish
water,
or even in the sea. They are
usually
striped
or
barred
with
black.
Called
also
minnow,
and brook fish. See
Minnow..
Hackmatack
::
Hackmatack
(n.) The
American
larch
(Larix
Americana),
a
coniferous
tree with
slender
deciduous
leaves;
also, its
heavy,
close-grained
timber.
Called
also
tamarack..
Chink
::
Chink (v. i.) To
crack;
to open.
Armrack
::
Armrack
(n.) A
frame,
generally
vertical,
for
holding
small
arms..
Monarcho
::
Monarcho
(n.) The
nickname
of a
crackbrained
Italian
who
fancied
himself
an
emperor.
Becket
::
Becket
(n.) A small
grommet,
or a ring or loop of rope / metal for
holding
things
in
position,
as
spars,
ropes,
etc.; also a
bracket,
a
pocket,
or a
handle
made of
rope..
Salsuginous
::
salsuginous
(a.)
Growing
in
brackish
places
or in salt
marshes.
Trackscout
::
Trackscout
(n.) See
Trackschuyt.
Bracky
::
Bracky
(a.)
Brackish.
Grease
::
Grease
(n.) An
inflammation
of a
horse's
heels,
suspending
the
ordinary
greasy
secretion
of the part, and
producing
dryness
and
scurfiness,
followed
by
cracks,
ulceration,
and
fungous
excrescences..
Engine
::
Engine
(v. t.)
(Pronounced,
in this
sense,
/////.)
To rack; to
torture..
Crisp
::
Crisp (a.)
Brisk;
crackling;
cheerful;
lively.
Sprunt
::
Sprung
(a.) Said of a spar that has been
cracked
or
strained.
Pinion
::
Pinion
(n.) A
cogwheel
with a small
number
of
teeth,
or
leaves,
adapted
to
engage
with a
larger
wheel,
or rack (see
Rack);
esp., such a wheel
having
its
leaves
formed
of the
substance
of the arbor or
spindle
which is its
axis..
Crack
::
Crack (n.) A crazy or
crack-brained
person.
Bogie
::
Bogie (n.) A
four-wheeled
truck,
having
a
certain
amount
of play
around
a
vertical
axis, used to
support
in part a
locomotive
on a
railway
track..
Fresh
::
Fresh
(superl)
Not salt; as, fresh
water,
in
distinction
from that which is from the sea, or
brackish;
fresh meat, in
distinction
from that which is
pickled
or
salted..
Wrack
::
Wrack (n.) Any
marine
vegetation
cast up on the
shore,
especially
plants
of the
genera
Fucus,
Laminaria,
and
Zostera,
which are most
abundant
on
northern
shores..
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