rax |
trax |
As nouns the difference between rax and trax
is that
rax is barracks while
trax is plural of lang=en.
As a verb rax
is to stretch; stretch out.
rax |
rag |
As nouns the difference between rax and rag
is that
rax is barracks while
rag is rye (
secale cereale ).
As a verb rax
is (uk|dialectal|northern england|scotland|transitive) to stretch; stretch out.
rox |
rax |
As verbs the difference between rox and rax
is that
rox is (slang|informal) while
rax is (uk|dialectal|northern england|scotland|transitive) to stretch; stretch out.
As a noun rax is
barracks.
vax |
rax |
As verbs the difference between vax and rax
is that
vax is while
rax is (uk|dialectal|northern england|scotland|transitive) to stretch; stretch out.
As a noun rax is
barracks.
rap |
rax |
As nouns the difference between rap and rax
is that
rap is rap, rap music (music style) while
rax is barracks.
As a verb rax is
(uk|dialectal|northern england|scotland|transitive) to stretch; stretch out.
rix |
rax |
As verbs the difference between rix and rax
is that
rix is to reign while
rax is to stretch; stretch out.
As a proper noun Rix
is {{surname|patronymic|from=given names}.
As a noun rax is
barracks.
rax |
max |
As nouns the difference between rax and max
is that
rax is barracks while
max is a maximum.
As a verb rax
is to stretch; stretch out.
As an adjective max is
maximum; maximal.
As a proper noun Max is
a given name derived from Latin.
ras |
rax |
As nouns the difference between ras and rax
is that
ras is while
rax is barracks.
As a verb rax is
(uk|dialectal|northern england|scotland|transitive) to stretch; stretch out.
fax |
rax |
As nouns the difference between fax and rax
is that
fax is the hair of the head while
rax is barracks.
As verbs the difference between fax and rax
is that
fax is to send a document via a fax machine while
rax is to stretch; stretch out.
rax |
rai |
As nouns the difference between rax and rai
is that
rax is barracks while
rai is a member of an ancient indigenous ethnolinguistic group of nepal.
As a verb rax
is (uk|dialectal|northern england|scotland|transitive) to stretch; stretch out.
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