rav·in also rav·en 
(răvən)
(răvən)n.
1. Voracity; rapaciousness.
2. Something taken as prey.
3. The act or practice of preying.
[Middle English ravin, raven, from Old French ravine, rapine, from Latin rapīna, from rapere, to seize; see rep- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- exclusivism
- exclusivist
- exclusivity
- excogitate
- excogitation
- excogitative
- excommunicable
- excommunicate
- excommunication
- excommunicative
- excommunicator
- excommunicatory
- excoriate
- excoriation
- excoriator
- excrement
- excremental
- excrementitious
- excrescence
- excrescency
- excrescent
- excrescently
- excreta
- excretal
- excrete