rax
/ræks/
verb
- To stretch or extend, especially one's body or limbs.
- The cat raxed its body lazily in the sunbeam.
- After sitting for hours, he stood up and raxed his arms above his head.
- She raxed her neck to see over the crowd.
- To reach for something, often with effort.
- He raxed for the book on the top shelf, standing on his tiptoes.
- The child raxed toward the cookie jar but couldn't quite grab it.
- She raxed across the table to pass the salt.