1. rag gourd

noun. Any of several tropical annual climbers having large yellow flowers and edible young fruits; grown commercially for the mature fruit's dried fibrous interior that is used as a sponge.
Synonyms
strainer vine loofa sponge gourd genus Luffa vine angled loofah sing-kwa loofah luffa vegetable sponge loufah sponge dishcloth gourd Luffa cylindrica Luffa acutangula
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2. gourd

noun. (ˈgɔrd) Bottle made from the dried shell of a bottle gourd.
Synonyms
calabash bottle
Etymology
gourd (English)
gurde (Anglo-Norman)

3. gourd

noun. (ˈgɔrd) Any vine of the family Cucurbitaceae that bears fruits with hard rinds.
Synonyms
gourd vine Cucurbitaceae family Cucurbitaceae Momordica charantia melon vine melon Missouri gourd balsam apple gourd family prairie gourd vine vine bottle gourd wild pumpkin touch-me-not calabash Ecballium elaterium balsam pear prairie gourd squirting cucumber buffalo gourd Lagenaria siceraria calabazilla Momordica balsamina Cucurbita foetidissima exploding cucumber
Etymology
gourd (English)
gurde (Anglo-Norman)

4. gourd

noun. (ˈgɔrd) Any of numerous inedible fruits with hard rinds.
Synonyms
calabash fruit
Etymology
gourd (English)
gurde (Anglo-Norman)

5. rag

noun. (ˈræg) A small piece of cloth or paper.
Synonyms
shred tag tatter pine-tar rag piece of material tag end piece of cloth
Antonyms
like calm refrain refuse lend
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

6. rag

verb. (ˈræg) Treat cruelly.
Synonyms
oppress persecute hassle badger tease harass harry chevy molest pester bedevil bug beset chivy torment madden chevvy beleaguer hamstring crucify provoke chivvy dun plague frustrate
Antonyms
incorrectness incorrect false improper wrongness
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

7. rag

verb. (ˈræg) Play in ragtime.
Synonyms
spiel play
Antonyms
depressurize pressurize pressurise
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

8. rag

noun. (ˈræg) Newspaper with half-size pages.
Synonyms
newspaper tabloid paper sheet
Antonyms
lose sell end stay leave
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

9. rag

noun. (ˈræg) A week at British universities during which side-shows and processions of floats are organized to raise money for charities.
Synonyms
rag day rag week hebdomad week
Antonyms
take away repel arrive soothe reassure
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

10. rag

verb. (ˈræg) Break into lumps before sorting.
Synonyms
fragment break up fragmentise fragmentize
Antonyms
unfold ride arrange bore uncover
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)
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