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Noun: rails reylz- A bar or pair of parallel bars of rolled steel making the railway along which railway cars or other vehicles can roll
- track, rail, runway Noun: rail reyl- A barrier consisting of a horizontal bar and supports
- railing - A horizontal bar (usually of wood or metal)
- System of transportation using trains to pull passengers or freight
"he travelled by rail"; "he was concerned with rail safety"; - railway [Brit, Cdn], railroad [N. Amer], railroad line [N. Amer], railway line [Brit, Cdn], railway system [Brit, Cdn] - Any of numerous widely distributed small wading birds of the family Rallidae having short wings and very long toes for running on soft mud
Verb: rail reyl- Complain bitterly
- inveigh - Enclose with rails
"rail in the old graves"; - rail in - (architecture) provide with rails
"The yard was railed" - Separate with a railing
"rail off the crowds from the Presidential palace"; - rail off - Convey (goods etc.) by rails
"fresh fruit are railed from Italy to Belgium" - Travel by rail or train
"They railed from Rome to Venice"; - train - Lay with rails
"hundreds of miles were railed out here" - Fish with a handline over the rails of a boat
"They are railing for fresh fish" - Spread negative information about
"The Nazi propaganda railed the Jews"; - vilify, revile, vituperate - Criticize severely
"She railed against the bad social policies"; - fulminate
Type of: abuse, bar, barrier, blackguard, clapperclaw [archaic], complain, confine, denounce, denunciate, divide, enclose, fish, furnish, hold in, kick [informal], kvetch [N. Amer, informal], lay, line, moan, offer, plain [archaic], provide, put down, render, repose, ride, separate, shout, sound off, supply, transport, wader, wading bird Part of: balusters, balustrade, banister, bannister, family Rallidae, handrail, railroad [N. Amer], railroad track [N. Amer], railway [Brit, Cdn], railway track [Brit, Cdn], Rallidae, streetcar track, tramline, tramway Encyclopedia: Rails Rail, Missouri |