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rainless Definition


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rain
noun
    1a. Condensed moisture falling as separate water droplets from the atmosphere;
      Thesaurus: drizzle, spit.
    1b. A shower; a fall of rain.
      Thesaurus: shower, cloudburst, deluge, downpour, torrent, squall.
    2. A fall, especially a heavy one, of anything in the manner of rain.
      Example: a rain of bullets
    3. The season of heavy rainfall in tropical countries.
      Form: rains
verb rained, raining
    intr
    1. Said of rain: to fall.
      Thesaurus: shower, pour, drizzle, sprinkle, drop, fall.
    tr & intr
    2. To fall or cause something to fall like rain.
      Example: rain down compliments on her head
      Thesaurus: heap, shower, lavish, expend.
Derivative: rainless
adj
    Idiom: come rain or shine
      Whatever the weather or circumstances.
    Idiom: rain cats and dogs
      colloq
      To rain very hard.
    Idiom: rained off
      (rit)
      Said of a sporting or other event: to be cancelled because of rain.
    Idiom: right as rain
      colloq
      Perfectly all right or in order. See also rainy.
    Etymology: Anglo-Saxon regn.



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