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61rab|bin|ic — «ruh BIHN ihk», adjective. = rabbinical. (Cf. ↑rabbinical) Rab|bin|ic «ruh BIHN ihk», noun. the Hebrew language or dialect as used by the rabbis in writings; the later Hebrew language …
62rab|bin|ism — «RAB uh nihz uhm», noun. 1. a rabbinical expression or phrase. 2. the teachings or traditions of the rabbis …
63rab|bin — «RAB ihn», noun. = rabbi. (Cf. ↑rabbi) ╂[< French rabbin] …
64rab|bit|fish — «RAB iht FIHSH», noun, plural fish|es or (collectively) fish. 1. a chimaera or ratfish of the Atlantic Ocean. 2. an inedible, plant eating fish of the Indian and Pacific oceans having a rabbitlike mouth and rounded nose …
65rab|bit|like — «RAB iht LYK», adjective. 1. like that of a rabbit: »rabbitlike ears. 2. like a rabbit; timid or afraid. 3. Figurative. prolific: »Mankind had been rabbitlike in the unplanned breeding of itself (London Times) …
66rab|bit|ry — «RAB uh tree», noun, plural ries. 1. a place where rabbits are kept. 2. a collection of rabbits …
67rab|bit|wood — «RAB iht WUD», noun. a parasitic North American shrub related to the sandalwood, with oblong leaves, greenish white flowers, and drupaceous fruit; buffalo nut …
68rab|bit|y — «RAB uh tee», adjective, bit|i|er, bit|i|est. 1. somewhat like a rabbit or rabbits: »a rabbity look, rabbity creatures. 2. of or full of rabbits: »a rabbity field …
69rab|ble-rous|er — «RAB uhl ROW zuhr», noun. a person who tries to stir up groups of people with speeches tending to arouse them to acts of violence against some existing condition, usually to serve his own ends; agitator: »Hitler, although half educated, was…an… …
70rab|ble-rous|ing — «RAB uhl ROW zihng», adjective, noun. –adj. inciting or agitating as or like a rabble rouser; demagogic: »a rabble rousing speech or speaker. –n. the actions or methods of a rabble rouser; demagoguery: »to stir up the public by rabble rousing… …
