Rack
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British pronunciation/ɹˈæk/
American pronunciation/ˈɹæk/

Definition & Meaning of "rack"

Rack
01

a shelf or frame with hooks or bars, etc. on which things can be put or hung

rack definition and meaning
02

a framework, typically with rails, hooks, or pegs, on which items can be hung

rack definition and meaning

What is a "rack"?

A rack refers to a piece of furniture, equipment, or structure that is used for holding, storing, and organizing items, especially clothing. In retail stores, a rack is often used to display and organize merchandise for customers to browse and purchase. Clothing racks come in various sizes and designs, ranging from simple freestanding models to more elaborate displays with multiple levels, shelves, and compartments. They can be made of various materials, including wood, metal, plastic, or a combination of materials. In addition to retail stores, racks are also commonly used in homes, offices, and other settings to organize clothing, accessories, and other items.

03

a piece of meat from a pig or lamb which is attached to the front ribs

rack definition and meaning

What is "rack"?

A rack typically refers to a cut of meat, often from lamb or pork, that is taken from the rib section and cooked as a whole piece. A rack of meat is distinguished by its presentation, where the ribs are left intact and usually frenched, meaning the meat and fat are removed from the end of each rib bone for aesthetic purposes. These cuts are prized for their tenderness, flavor, and impressive appearance, often served as a centerpiece for special occasions or elegant dinners. They can be prepared using various cooking methods, including roasting, grilling, or pan-searing, and are often seasoned with herbs, spices, and marinades to enhance their flavor.

04

a rapid gait of a horse in which each foot strikes the ground separately

05

a form of torture in which pain is inflicted by stretching the body

06

an instrument of torture that stretches or disjoints or mutilates victims

07

the destruction or collapse of something

to rack
01

(of a horse) to move with a particular type of smooth, ambling gait characterized by a rhythmic motion

Intransitive
02

to stretch, twist, or strain something violently

Transitive: to rack sth
03

to torture using a device designed to stretch or elongate the body, causing extreme pain

Transitive: to rack sb
04

to gather and secure ropes, such as in a tackle system, by tying or binding them together

Transitive: to rack ropes
05

to treat or process material, such as cloth or other items, by placing it on a rack for handling, drying, or further treatment

Transitive: to rack material
06

to subject someone to severe physical or emotional pain or suffering

Transitive: to rack sb | to rack sb with a feeling
07

to draw or siphon off liquid, such as wine or beer, from the sediment or bottom of a barrel

Transitive: to rack a drink
08

to fly or move quickly and erratically in high wind

Intransitive
09

to cause someone great suffering through harassment or oppressive actions, such as extortion or undue pressure

Transitive: to rack sb/sth
10

to put or hang something on a rack, often for storage or display

Transitive: to rack sth

rack

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Example
The kitchen rack held pots, pans, and utensils, keeping everything organized and within easy reach.
The mechanic used a rack to lift the car off the ground so he could work underneath it.
He took the larger size of shirt from the rack.
The outrageous orange bicycle stood out among the others in the bike rack.
The IT specialist disconnected the server rack from the power supply during the scheduled maintenance.
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