ravin
/ˈravɪn
/noun [mass noun] archaic
Violent seizure of prey or property; plunder.And like as they spring all from one root, so tend they all to one end: idly to live by rape and ravin, devouring the fruit of other men's labours.
Origin
Middle English: from Old French ravine, from Latin rapina 'pillage' (see rapine).
Rhymes
- change hands
- changeless
- changelessly
- changelessness
- changeling
- change management
- changement
- changement de pieds
- change of pace
- change of scene
- change of scenery
- change of the monsoon
- change one's mind
- change one's tune
- change (or switch or shift) gear
- changeout
- change over
- changeover
- change places
- change purse
- changer
- change-ringer
- change-ringing
- change sides
- change step