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- rattlesnake flag/ˈræt.əl.sneɪk flæɡ/A flag featuring a rattlesnake, typically symbolizing warning or defiance, most notably the historical Gadsden flag from early America.nounlow
- rattlesnake master/ˈræt(ə)lsneɪk ˌmɑːstə/A North American perennial plant (Eryngium yuccifolium) with yucca-like leaves and white flowers, historically believed to be effective against rattlesnake bites.nounLow
- rattlesnake plantain/ˈræt(ə)lsneɪk ˈplæntɪn/A common name for a North American perennial orchid (Goodyera spp.) with variegated leaves resembling snake skin.nounRare
- rattlesnake root/ˈrat(ə)lsneɪk ruːt/A common name for any of several North American plants whose roots were traditionally used as a folk remedy, especially for snakebites.nounC2/Highly Specialized
- rattlesnake weed/ˈræt.əl.sneɪk wiːd/A common name for various plants, especially those used in folk medicine for treating rattlesnake bites or found in habitats associated with rattlesnakes.nounLow
- rattletrap/ˈræt(ə)ltræp/A machine, especially a car, that is old and noisy and in poor condition.nounC1
- ratton/ˈrat(ə)n/A dialectal or archaic term for a rat.nounVery Low / Archaic
- rattoon/rəˈtuːn/A new shoot that grows from the root of a perennial plant (especially sugarcane) after the main stalk has been cut.nounRare / Technical
- rattrap/ˈræt.træp/A device for catching rats, typically a cage or a spring-loaded trap.nounC1/C2
- ratushinskaya/ˌrætʊˈʃɪnskəjə/A Russian surname, specifically and most famously that of the late Soviet-era dissident poet and writer Irina Ratushinskaya (Ирина Ратушинская).nounVery Low
- rau/rɔː/in a natural, unprocessed, or uncooked statenounB1
- raunch/rɔːntʃ/Vulgarity or obscenity, especially of a crude or sexually explicit nature.nounLow to medium; common in informal contexts but rare in formal usage.
- raupatu/ˈraʊ.pɑː.tuː/The confiscation or seizure of land, especially referring to historical confiscations of Māori land in New Zealand.nounlow
- raupo/ˈraʊpəʊ/A type of tall New Zealand bulrush or reed (Typha orientalis), growing in wetlands.nounC2
- raurikiNot an established English word. This appears to be a proper noun, a loanword from another language (likely Māori), or a highly obscure/archaic term not found in standard English dictionaries.nounExtremely Rare / Non-existent in Global English
- raurkela/ˈraʊə.kə.lə/The name of a major city in the Indian state of Odisha, known as a planned industrial city and a major steel-producing centre.nounLow (proper noun, geographically specific)
- rauschenberg/ˈraʊʃənbɜːɡ/A proper noun referring to Robert Rauschenberg (1925–2008), an influential American painter, sculptor, and graphic artist known for pioneering the Neo-Dada movement and his "Combines" (artworks blending painting and found objects).nounLow
- rauschenbusch/ˈraʊʃənbʊʃ/A proper noun, specifically a surname of German origin.nounVery Low
- rauwolfia/ˌraʊˈwɒlfiə/A genus of tropical trees and shrubs, whose roots yield medicinal alkaloids used to treat high blood pressure and mental disorders.nounLow
- rav/ræv/A short form or slang term meaning 'rave' or 'awesome', expressing enthusiastic approval or excitement about something, primarily in youth/online vernacular.nounLow
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