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Definition of rack
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of rack is as below...
Rack (a.) An
engine
of
torture,
consisting
of a large
frame,
upon which the body was
gradually
stretched
until,
sometimes,
the
joints
were
dislocated;
--
formerly
used
judicially
for
extorting
confessions
from
criminals
or
suspected
persons..
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Pearlstone
::
Pearlstone
(n.) A
glassy
volcanic
rock of a
grayish
color and
pearly
luster,
often
having
a
spherulitic
concretionary
structure
due to the
curved
cracks
produced
by
contraction
in
cooling.
See
Illust.
under
Perlitic..
Tramroad
::
Tramroad
(n.) A road
prepared
for easy
transit
of trams or
wagons,
by
forming
the wheel
tracks
of
smooth
beams of wood,
blocks
of
stone,
or
plates
of
iron..
Sprad
::
Sprack
(a.)
Quick;
lively;
alert.
Brackishness
::
Brackishness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
brackish,
or
somewhat
salt..
Torture
::
Torture
(n.)
Especially,
severe
pain
inflicted
judicially,
either
as
punishment
for a
crime,
or for the
purpose
of
extorting
a
confession
from an
accused
person,
as by water or fire, by the boot or
thumbkin,
or by the rack or
wheel..
Footstep
::
Footstep
(n.) The mark or
impression
of the foot; a
track;
hence,
visible
sign of a
course
pursued;
token;
mark; as, the
footsteps
of
divine
wisdom..
Wrackful
::
Wrackful
(a.)
Ruinous;
destructive.
Cracker
::
Cracker
(n.) A pair of
fluted
rolls for
grinding
caoutchouc.
Leak
::
Leak (v.) A
crack,
crevice,
fissure,
or hole which
admits
water or other
fluid,
or lets it
escape;
as, a leak in a roof; a leak in a boat; a leak in a gas
pipe..
Pathway
::
Pathway
(n.) A
footpath;
a
beaten
track;
any path or
course.
Also used
figuratively.
Crackle
::
Crackle
(v. i.) To make
slight
cracks;
to make
small,
sharp,
sudden
noises,
rapidly
or
frequently
repeated;
to
crepitate;
as,
burning
thorns
crackle..
Crack
::
Crack (v. i.) To be
ruined
or
impaired;
to fail.
Piste
::
Piste (n.) The track or tread a
horseman
makes upon the
ground
he goes over.
Jimcrack
::
Jimcrack
(n.) See
Gimcrack.
Racket
::
Racket
(n.) A
snowshoe
formed
of cords
stretched
across
a long and
narrow
frame of light wood.
Tracing
::
Tracing
(n.) A
regular
path or
track;
a
course.
Hackmatack
::
Hackmatack
(n.) The
American
larch
(Larix
Americana),
a
coniferous
tree with
slender
deciduous
leaves;
also, its
heavy,
close-grained
timber.
Called
also
tamarack..
Bracketing
::
Bracketing
(n.) A
series
or group of
brackets;
brackets,
collectively..
Racketed
::
Racketed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Racke.
Sally
::
Sally (v.) An
excursion
from the usual
track;
range;
digression;
deviation.
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