| RAUN | • RAUN n. (Scott) fish-roe, also RAWN. |
| RAUNCH | • raunch n. Low class condition or content; inferiority; inadequacy. • raunch n. Dishonorable, base, and vulgar expression. • raunch n. Socially unacceptable sexual behavior. |
| RAUNCHED | • RAUNCH v. (Spenser) to race. |
| RAUNCHES | • RAUNCH v. (Spenser) to race. |
| RAUNCHIER | • raunchier adj. Comparative form of raunchy: more raunchy. • RAUNCHY adj. coarsely or openly sexual. |
| RAUNCHIEST | • raunchiest adj. Superlative form of raunchy: most raunchy. • RAUNCHY adj. coarsely or openly sexual. |
| RAUNCHILY | • raunchily adv. In a raunchy manner, in a lewd way. • RAUNCHY adv. coarsely or openly sexual. |
| RAUNCHINESS | • raunchiness n. The characteristic of being raunchy; sleaze, titillation. • RAUNCHINESS n. the state of being raunchy. |
| RAUNCHINESSES | • RAUNCHINESS n. the state of being raunchy. |
| RAUNCHING | • RAUNCH v. (Spenser) to race. |
| RAUNCHY | • raunchy adj. Smutty; indecent. • raunchy adj. Lecherous. • raunchy adj. Sexually seductive. |
| RAUNGE | • raunge v. Obsolete form of range. • raunge n. Obsolete form of range. • RAUNGE v. (obsolete) to range. |
| RAUNGED | • raunged v. Simple past tense and past participle of raunge. • RAUNGE v. (obsolete) to range. |
| RAUNGES | • raunges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of raunge. • RAUNGE v. (obsolete) to range. |
| RAUNGING | • raunging v. Present participle of raunge. • RAUNGE v. (obsolete) to range. |
| RAUNS | • RAUN n. (Scott) fish-roe, also RAWN. |