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rabbet (n) a step-shaped channel cut on wood to recieve the edge or tongue of another piece
rabble (n) a large disorderly group of people
racial (adj) of or concerning race,relating to difference in a race, or a racist
racketeer (n) a person who makes money through dishonest activities
Saanich (n) a member of the division of Straits people living on Vancouver Island
Sabbath (n) a day of worship and rest kept by the Jews
sable 1 (n) a small furry brown mammal found in Europe and parts of northen Asia
sable 2 (adj) black
sabotage (n) deliberate damage to a property
sabre-rattling (n) a display or threat of force
sac (n) a bag-like cavity, enclosed by a membrane, in an animal or plant
saccharin (n) a very sweet substance, used as a substitute for sugar
sack 2 (v) plunder and destroy
sackcloth (n) a coarse fabric as of flax or hemp
sacrament (n) a religious ceremony, baptism
sacrilege (n) a violation or misuse of what is regarded as sacred
sacristy (n) a room in the church where sacred vessels, etc., are kept
sacrosanct (adj) most sacred, exempt from criticism
sacrum (n) the triangular bone situated between the hip bones
tabouleh (n) a Middle Eastern salad
tabby (n) a striped cat
tabla (n) a pair of small drums played with the hands
tableau (n) a picturesque scene reminiscent of painting
tableland (n) an area of level, high land
table linen (n) tablecloth and napkins
table saw (n) a fixed circular saw mounted so that the blade projects through a slot in a metal table
tabloid (n) a newspaper popular in style having pages half the size of a broad sheet
taboo (n) a prohibited thing
tachometer (n) an instrument for measuring the working speed of an engine
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