| RAINBOWIER | • RAINBOWY adj. full of rainbows. |
| RAINCHECKS | • rainchecks n. Plural of raincheck. • rain␣checks n. Plural of rain check. • RAINCHECK n. a ticket for future use given to spectators when rain stops a game. |
| RAINFOREST | • rainforest n. A forest in a climate with high annual rainfall and no dry season. • rain␣forest n. Alternative form of rainforest. • RAINFOREST n. a complex community dominated by trees, with high rainfall, many epiphytes and lianes. |
| RAINMAKERS | • rainmakers n. Plural of rainmaker. • RAINMAKER n. a person in tribal societies who professes to bring rain; a person with a strong ability to bring in new business or produce results, esp. through the use of influence, connections, etc. |
| RAINMAKING | • rainmaking n. The attempted artificial production of rain, either by use of magic or by seeding clouds. • rainmaking n. (US, informal) Hiring someone who creates business opportunities or revenue. • RAINMAKING n. a ceremony designed to bring rain. |
| RAINPROOFS | • rainproofs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rainproof. • RAINPROOF v. to make proof against rain. |
| RAINSPOUTS | • rainspouts n. Plural of rainspout. • RAINSPOUT n. a gutter, a downspout. |
| RAINSQUALL | • rainsquall n. A rainstorm. • RAINSQUALL n. a squall of rain. |
| RAINSTICKS | • rainsticks n. Plural of rainstick. • rain␣sticks n. Plural of rain stick. • RAINSTICK n. a musical instrument consisting of a tube filled with sand or pebbles, which is inverted to produce a sound. |
| RAINSTORMS | • rainstorms n. Plural of rainstorm. • RAINSTORM n. a storm of rain. |
| RAINWASHED | • rainwashed adj. Washed by the rain. • RAINWASH v. to wash material downhill by rain. |
| RAINWASHES | • rainwashes n. Plural of rainwash. • RAINWASH v. to wash material downhill by rain. |
| RAINWATERS | • rainwaters n. Plural of rainwater. • Rainwaters prop.n. Plural of Rainwater. • RAINWATER n. water from rainfall. |