English to English Dictionary

Raid the fridge

To quickly and informally search a refrigerator for snacks or a meal, typically late at night or without a specific plan.

Raider

A person who attacks an enemy in the enemy's territory; a plunderer.

Rail

A steel bar or continuous line of bars laid on a ground track as a track for trains.

Rail Engine

A vehicle that provides motive power for a train.

Rail-car ferry

A specialized ship or vessel designed to carry railway rolling stock, such as freight cars or passenger carriages, across bodies of water.

Railcar

A vehicle designed to operate on railway tracks, typically used for carrying freight or passengers.

Railfan

A person who is enthusiastic about and intensely interested in trains and rail transport systems.

Raillery

Good-humored teasing, banter, or light-hearted satire directed at someone.

Railpass

A ticket allowing unlimited train travel within a specific area or country for a specified period of time.

Railroad

A track made of steel rails along which trains run.

Railway

A track made of steel rails along which trains run.

Railway Carriage

A vehicle that runs on a railway track and is used for transporting passengers or goods.