ravin

[ rav-in ]

verb (used with or without object)

1. an archaic or literary variant of raven ².

ravin

/ ˈrævɪn /

verb

1. See raven
   an archaic spelling of raven 2

Example Sentences

If the Israel model ban were directed towards disordered eating, Ravin says she would support it whole-heartedly.

From The Daily Beast

But poor Emilie de Ravin, having to give birth twice on the same show—to the same child, no less!

From The Daily Beast

He was all for fetchin' the doctor right off, but I told him I cal'lated we could bear with your ravin's for a spell.

From Project Gutenberg

Your brother's distracted ravin' mad this two days huntin' the bush; but I told him you'd be sartin sure to turn up somehow.

From Project Gutenberg

He had fever and was a ravin' lunatic at times, but at intervals he made out to tell me suthin' of his story.

From Project Gutenberg

I'd enough sight ruther be girl-struck than always ravin' and rippin' against females.

From Project Gutenberg

"The Mark Boat's mad—stark ravin' crazy," he snorts, returning to command.

From Project Gutenberg