1. A wooden or metal bar extending from one support to another, as in fences; a wooden or iron fence; a balustrade or staircase; a bar on which, railway carriages run; railway.

2. To enclose by rail; to send by railway.

3. To utter reproaches; to scoff.

4. A genus of wading birds.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• rario,
• racail,
• rarly,
• reil,
• resil,
• ratle,
• raul,
• reilm,
• meil,
• braul,
• revail,
• roile,
• ral,
• rvial,
• rwill,
• reaio,
• rachl,
• royail,
• ratail,
• dril

• raoulia,
• rayl,
• railway,
• Raley,
• Rawley,
• rahal,
• RAEL,
• rally,
• rale,
• rall,
• Raul,
• Railey.

The adverb form of the word "rail" is "railing".

The adjective form of the word "rail" is "railway" or "railroad".

The plural form of the word "rail" is "rails"

The singular form of the word "rail" is "rail".