rail
/reɪl/Definitions
1. noun
A long, thin piece of metal, wood, or other material used for a particular purpose, especially for supporting a structure or a track.
“The train ran along the rail.”
2. verb
To confine or limit something, especially in a narrow or strict way.
“Her freedom was rail by the strict rules of the school.”
3. verb
To aim or direct something, especially a gun or a beam of light, at a particular target.
“He railed his gun at the intruder.”
4. verb
To speak or shout in a loud, harsh, or abusive way.
“The politician was railed at by the protesters.”