RAXED
" a stretch, an act of stretching; a strain, a wrench.
(reflexive). to stretch oneself.
to become longer or broader, especially by being pulled; to stretch, expand.
to extend by pulling; to stretch. ""to rax (a person's) crag (also neck)"": to hang (a person).
to extend a hand or arm; to reach out. also figurative. frequently with adverbs, as for, over, etc.
to stretch out, extend (a part of the body); to crane (one's neck), raise (one's head).
to strain, sprain (a part of the body). also reflexive and without object with reflexive meaning: to strain or exert oneself.
to rack (one's brain, etc.).
in passive: to be racked with pain or a disease.
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(reflexive). to stretch oneself.
to become longer or broader, especially by being pulled; to stretch, expand.
to extend by pulling; to stretch. ""to rax (a person's) crag (also neck)"": to hang (a person).
to extend a hand or arm; to reach out. also figurative. frequently with adverbs, as for, over, etc.
to stretch out, extend (a part of the body); to crane (one's neck), raise (one's head).
to strain, sprain (a part of the body). also reflexive and without object with reflexive meaning: to strain or exert oneself.
to rack (one's brain, etc.).
in passive: to be racked with pain or a disease.
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