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Webster Dictionary :: Rivality
RIVAL'ITY, n. Rivalry. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Rival
RI'VAL, n. [L. rivalis; Heb. to contend, to strive. See Raffle .] 1. One who is ...
Webster Dictionary :: Rivage
RIV'AGE, n. A bank, shore or coast. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Ritually
RIT'UALLY, adv. by rites; or by a particular rite.
Webster Dictionary :: Ritualist
RIT'UALIST, n. One skilled in the ritual.
Webster Dictionary :: Ritual
RIT'UAL, a. 1. Pertaining to rites; consisting of rites; as ritual service or sa...
Webster Dictionary :: Ritornello
RITORNEL'LO, n. In music, a repeat; the burden of a song, or the repetition of a...
Webster Dictionary :: Rite
RITE, n. [L. ritus.] The manner of performing divine or solemn service as establ...
Webster Dictionary :: Risse
RISSE, obsolete pret. of rise.
Webster Dictionary :: Risking
RISK'ING, ppr. Hazarding; exposing to injury or loss.
Webster Dictionary :: Risker
RISK'ER, n. One who hazards.
Webster Dictionary :: Risked
RISK'ED, pp. Hazarded; exposed to injury or loss.
Webster Dictionary :: Risk
RISK, n. 1. Hazard; danger; peril; exposure to harm. He, at the risk of his life...
Webster Dictionary :: Rising
RI'SING, ppr. 1. Getting up; ascending; mounting; springing; proceeding from; ad...
Webster Dictionary :: Risible
RI'SIBLE, a. [L. risibilis, from rideo, risi, to laugh. See Ridiculous .] 1. Hav...
Webster Dictionary :: Risibility
RISIBIL'ITY, n. [from risible.] 1. The quality of laughing, or of being capable ...
