Adjectives That Start with RA and End with US

Explore 17 verified English adjectives starting with RA and ending with US, including Ravenous, Raucous, Rapturous, Rancorous, Rambunctious, Rapacious and Ramous. Sort these describing words and descriptive modifiers by word length for character descriptions, creative writing, and compliment lists below, or check adjective order and comparative rules in our adjective grammar guide.

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Starts with RAC
1 words
racemous
Starts with RAD
2 words
radicicolous
radicivorous
Starts with RAM
7 words
rambunctious
ramous
rampageous
rampacious
ramulous
rameous
ramentaceous
Starts with RAN
3 words
rancorous
ranivorous
ranunculaceous
Starts with RAP
2 words
rapturous
rapacious
Starts with RAU
1 words
raucous
Starts with RAV
1 words
ravenous

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