rack
//ræk//
Noun
A framework or stand with bars, hooks, or pegs for holding, storing, or displaying items.
She hung her coat on the rack by the door.
A shelf or frame for holding luggage, especially in a vehicle or train.
Please put your bag on the overhead rack.
A medieval torture device that stretched the victim's body.
The rack was one of the most feared torture devices in medieval Europe.
A cut of meat, typically lamb or pork, including the rib section.
We ordered a rack of lamb for dinner.
Verb
To place or arrange items on a rack.
She racked the dishes neatly after washing them.
To cause great physical or mental suffering to someone.
She was racked with guilt after the accident.
To accumulate or achieve something, especially points or scores.
The team racked up 50 points in the first half.