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A heavy or abundant fall: a rain of fluffy cottonwood seeds; a rain of insults.
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A rainy season.
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Rainy weather.
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The descent of such water.
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verb
To send down rain.
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To fall as water in drops from the clouds.
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To fall like rain.
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To pour down.
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To give or administer abundantly.
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idiom
Rain cats and dogs Informal To rain very heavily.
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phrasal-verb
Rain out To force the cancellation or postponement of (an outdoor event) because of rain. Used in passive constructions: The ball game was rained out.
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verb-intransitive
To fall in drops of water from the clouds.
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To fall like rain: Praise rained down on the composer.
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To release rain.
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