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ravin
[ rav-in ]
/ ˈræv ɪn /
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verb (used with or without object), noun
an archaic or literary variant of raven2. QUIZ
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Words nearby ravin
ravenous,
raver,
rave-up,
Ravi,
ravigote,
ravin,
ravine,
ravined,
raving,
ravioli,
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chase,
fish,
fowl,
kill,
meat,
prey,
quarry,
aim,
game,
objective,
prize,
quest,
victim,
raven How to use ravin in a sentence
If the Israel model ban were directed towards disordered eating, Ravin says she would support it whole-heartedly.
But poor Emilie de Ravin, having to give birth twice on the same show—to the same child, no less!
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.
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.
He had fever and was a ravin' lunatic at times, but at intervals he made out to tell me suthin' of his story.
I'd enough sight ruther be girl-struck than always ravin' and rippin' against females.
"The Mark Boat's mad—stark ravin' crazy," he snorts, returning to command.
British Dictionary definitions for ravin
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