ALL meanings of rack
rack
R r - noun rack stand 1
- noun rack shelving unit 1
- transitive verb rack pain, sobs: convulse 1
- noun rack food: ribs 1
- noun rack breasts 1
- noun rack for animal food 1
- noun rack torture instrument 1
- transitive verb rack hit in testicles 1
- transitive verb rack cause mental suffering 1
- noun rack A framework, typically with rails, bars, hooks, or pegs, for holding or storing things. 1
- noun rack the neck portion of mutton, pork, or veal. 1
- noun rack the rib section of a foresaddle of lamb, mutton, or sometimes veal. 1
- verb with object rack to draw off (wine, cider, etc.) from the lees. 1
- idioms rack go to rack and ruin, to decay, decline, or become destroyed: His property went to rack and ruin in his absence. 1
- verb without object rack to drive or move, especially before the wind. 1
- countable noun rack A rack is a frame or shelf, usually with bars or hooks, that is used for holding things or for hanging things on. 0
- verb rack If someone is racked by something such as illness or anxiety, it causes them great suffering or pain. 0
- noun rack a framework for holding, carrying, or displaying a specific load or object 0
- noun rack a toothed bar designed to engage a pinion to form a mechanism that will interconvert rotary and rectilinear motions 0
- noun rack a framework fixed to an aircraft for carrying bombs, rockets, etc 0
- noun rack a cause or state of mental or bodily stress, suffering, etc; anguish; torment (esp in the phrase on the rack) 0
- noun rack a woman's breasts 0
- noun rack the triangular frame used to arrange the balls for the opening shot 0
- noun rack the balls so grouped 0
- verb rack to torture on the rack 0
- verb rack to cause great stress or suffering to 0
- verb rack to strain or shake (something) violently, as by great physical force 0
- verb rack to place or arrange in or on a rack 0
- verb rack to move (parts of machinery or a mechanism) using a toothed rack 0
- verb rack to raise (rents) exorbitantly; rack-rent 0
- noun rack destruction; wreck (obsolete except in the phrase go to rack and ruin) 0
- noun rack another word for single-foot, a gait of the horse 0
- noun rack a group of broken clouds moving in the wind 0
- verb rack (of clouds) to be blown along by the wind 0
- verb rack to clear (wine, beer, etc) as by siphoning it off from the dregs 0
- verb rack to fill a container with (beer, wine, etc) 0
- noun rack the neck or rib section of mutton, pork, or veal 0
- noun rack a framework, grating, case, stand, etc. for holding or displaying various things 0
- noun rack a triangular form for arranging billiard balls at the beginning of a game of pool 0
- noun rack the billiard balls as set up before the break 0
- noun rack a lift used for automotive vehicles 0
- noun rack a frame for holding cases of type 0
- noun rack a toothed bar into which a pinion, worm gear, etc. meshes for receiving or transmitting motion, as in automotive steering systems 0
- noun rack a pair of antlers 0
- noun rack an instrument of torture having a frame on which the victim's body is bound and stretched until the limbs are pulled out of place 0
- noun rack any great mental or physical torment, or its cause 0
- noun rack a wrenching or upheaval, as by a storm 0
- verb transitive rack to arrange in or on a rack 0
- verb transitive rack to torture on a rack 0
- verb transitive rack to trouble, torment, or afflict 0