The bird Gallirallus philippensis.

The part of a drawing table that turns out to support the leaf.

(rail transport, usually in the plural) One of the two rails of a railway track with which the wheels of a train make contact. / (horse racing) A fence which marks the inside edge of a racecourse.

Freight (or goods) transported by train.

A horizontal rail with vertical supports to which a horse can be hitched, or tied up to.

(rail transport) An extra rail in addition to the third rail (live rail) which is used for current return purposes, mainly by London Underground, because of problems caused by using the running rails for current return underground.

(rail transport) A term generally applied to main-line railways, but this varies from country to country. It has no relation to the weight of the rails used.

(rail transport, UK) The government-owned company that owns and manages the infrastructure on the railway network in Britain used by TOCs (train operating companies).

Cabalus modestus, an extinct flightless bird of the family Rallidae, endemic to the Chatham archipelago of New Zealand.

A crosspiece between the legs and below the seat of a chair or similar furniture.