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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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Tamarack
::
Tamarack
(n.) The
American
larch;
also, the larch of
Oregon
and
British
Columbia
(Larix
occidentalis).
See
Hackmatack,
and
Larch..
Hackmatack
::
Hackmatack
(n.) The
American
larch
(Larix
Americana),
a
coniferous
tree with
slender
deciduous
leaves;
also, its
heavy,
close-grained
timber.
Called
also
tamarack..
Gimmor
::
Gimmor
(n.) A piece of
mechanism;
mechanical
device
or
contrivance;
a
gimcrack.
Seam
::
Seam (v. i.) To
become
ridgy;
to crack open.
Crack
::
Crack (v. t.) To break or
burst,
with or
without
entire
separation
of the
parts;
as, to crack
glass;
to crack
nuts..
Lap
::
Lap (n.) One
circuit
around
a race
track,
esp. when the
distance
is a small
fraction
of a mile; as, to run
twenty
laps; to win by three laps. See Lap, to fold, 2..
Piste
::
Piste (n.) The track or tread a
horseman
makes upon the
ground
he goes over.
Crack
::
Crack (n.) A
sharp,
sudden
sound or
report;
the sound of
anything
suddenly
burst or
broken;
as, the crack of a
falling
house;
the crack of
thunder;
the crack of a
whip..
Crack
::
Crack (v. t.) To rend with grief or pain; to
affect
deeply
with
sorrow;
hence,
to
disorder;
to
distract;
to
craze..
Otozoum
::
Otozoum
(n.) An
extinct
genus of huge
vertebrates,
probably
dinosaurs,
known only from
four-toed
tracks
in
Triassic
sandstones..
Sea
::
Sea (n.) An
inland
body of
water,
esp. if large or if salt or
brackish;
as, the
Caspian
Sea; the Sea of Aral;
sometimes,
a small
fresh-water
lake; as, the Sea of
Galilee..
Rack
::
Rack (v. t.) To draw off from the lees or
sediment,
as
wine..
Rack
::
Rack (a.) That which is
extorted;
exaction.
Cracker
::
Cracker
(n.) A noisy
boaster;
a
swaggering
fellow.
Joke
::
"Joke (n.)
Something
said for the sake of
exciting
a
laugh;
something
witty or
sportive
(commonly
indicating
more of
hilarity
or humor than
jest);
a jest; a
witticism;
as, to crack
good-natured
jokes..
Crackleware
::
Crackleware
(n.) See
Crackle,
n., 3..
Dinosauria
::
Dinosauria
(n. pl.) An order of
extinct
mesozoic
reptiles,
mostly
of large size
(whence
the
name).
Notwithstanding
their size, they
present
birdlike
characters
in the
skeleton,
esp. in the
pelvis
and hind
limbs.
Some
walked
on their
three-toed
hind feet, thus
producing
the large bird
tracks,
so-called,
of
mesozoic
sandstones;
others
were
five-toed
and
quadrupedal.
See
Illust.
of
Compsognathus,
also
Illustration
of
Dinosaur
in
Appendix..
Racket-tail
::
Racket-tail
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
humming
birds of the genus
Steganura,
having
two of the tail
feathers
very long and
racket-shaped..
Simnel
::
Simnel
(n.) A kind of cake made of fine
flour;
a
cracknel.
Scranch
::
Scranch
(v. t.) To grind with the
teeth,
and with a
crackling
sound;
to
craunch..
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