ALL meanings of raven
ra·ven
R r - noun raven a lyric poem (1845) by Edgar Allan Poe. 1
- adjective raven lustrous black: raven locks of hair. 1
- verb without object raven to seek plunder or prey. 1
- verb without object raven to eat or feed voraciously or greedily: to raven like an animal. 1
- verb without object raven to have a ravenous appetite. 1
- verb with object raven to seize as spoil or prey. 1
- verb with object raven to devour voraciously. 1
- noun raven crow: black bird 1
- noun raven black in colour 1
- countable noun raven A raven is a large bird with shiny black feathers and a deep harsh call. 0
- adjective raven Raven hair is black, shiny, and smooth. 0
- noun raven a large passerine bird, Corvus corax, having a large straight bill, long wedge-shaped tail, and black plumage: family Corvidae (crows). It has a hoarse croaking cry 0
- noun raven a shiny black colour 0
- noun raven (as adjective) 0
- verb raven to seize or seek (plunder, prey, etc) 0
- verb raven to eat (something) voraciously or greedily; be ravenous in eating 0
- noun raven a traditional trickster hero among the native peoples of the Canadian Pacific Northwest 0
- noun raven any of various large crows; esp., the largest crow (Corvus corax), with a straight, sharp beak, found in Europe, Asia, and North America 0
- adjective raven black and lustrous 0
- verb transitive raven to devour greedily 0
- verb transitive raven to seize forcibly 0
- intransitive verb raven to prowl hungrily; search for prey or plunder 0
- intransitive verb raven to devour food or prey greedily 0
- intransitive verb raven to have a voracious appetite 0
- abbreviation RAVEN ravin 0