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'''Rack''' or '''racks''' may refer to:<br />
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== Storage, support and transportation ==<br />
* [[Amp rack]], a piece of furniture in which amplifiers are mounted<br />
* [[Autorack]] or auto carrier, for transporting vehicles in freight trains<br />
* [[Baker's rack]], for bread and other baked goods<br />
* Bicycle rack:<br />
** [[Bicycle parking rack]]<br />
** [[Bicycle stand]], for holding bicycles in service, storage, or transport<br />
** The [[luggage carrier]] of a bicycle<br />
* [[Bustle rack]], a type of storage bin mounted on armored fighting vehicles<br />
* [[Clothes rack]], or clothes horse<br />
* [[Drum rack]], part of a drum kit<br />
* [[Drying rack]], for clothing<br />
* [[Ejector rack]] or hardpoint for attaching external loads to an aircraft<br />
* [[Firearm rack]]<br />
* [[Flat rack container]], a type of railroad freight car<br />
* [[Hatstand]], also known as a coat rack, hall rack, or hat rack<br />
* [[Hay rack]], for feeding animals<br />
* [[Laboratory drying rack]], a for hanging and draining glassware<br />
* Music rack or [[music stand]], to hold sheet music for performance <br />
* Newspaper rack, a [[newspaper vending machine]]<br />
* [[Pallet racking]], for storing palletised loads<br />
* [[Pot rack]] for kitchen storage<br />
* [[Roof rack]], for a car top<br />
* [[Shoe rack]]<br />
* [[Spinner rack]], a rotating frame for store merchandise<br />
* [[Pipe rack]], for supporting pipe or cable runs<br />
* [[19-inch rack]] or 23-inch rack, for computer and other electronic equipment<br />
* [[Truck bed rack]], a metal frame used to increase a truck bed's capacity<br />
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== Mechanics ==<br />
* [[Power rack]], a piece of weight training equipment<br />
* The straight component of a [[rack and pinion]] pair<br />
* [[Rack lift]], an elevator which runs on vertical rails<br />
* [[Rack railway]], a train propelled using a toothed rail<br />
* Rack slide, a type of [[Linear-motion_bearing#Rack_slides|linear bearing]] used to mount pull-out equipment in racks<br />
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== Media ==<br />
* [[The Rack (album)|''The Rack'' (album)]] (1991), by Dutch death metal band Asphyx<br />
* [[The Rack (1915 film)|''The Rack'' (1915 film)]], an American silent drama<br />
* [[The Rack (1956 film)|''The Rack'' (1956 film)]], a courtroom drama starring Paul Newman<br />
* [[Rack (album)|''Rack'' (album)]] (2024) by American rock band Jesus Lizard<br />
* [[Racks (song)|"Racks" (song)]] (2011), by American rapper Y. C.<br />
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== People and characters ==<br />
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* Rack or Marrack, a fictional character in the American TV series ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''<br />
* [[Edmund Rack]] (c.1735–1787), English writer<br />
* [[Reinhard Rack]] (born 1945), Austrian politician<br />
* [[Ricky Racks]], pseudonym of American songwriter Ricky Harrell, Jr (born 1987)<br />
* [[Simon Rack]], fictional galactic secret agent created by American writer L. James in 1974 <br />
* [[Tom Rack]], Canadian actor and writer (born 1983)<br />
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== Software ==<br />
* [[Rack (web server interface)]], a Ruby API definition<br />
* [[VCV Rack]], a free software modular synthesizer<br />
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== Places and artifacts ==<br />
* [[Rack Marsh]], a nature reserve in Bagnor, England<br />
* [[Rack Hill]], a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Wiltshire, England<br />
* [[Racks railway station]], a former station in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland<br />
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== Other uses ==<br />
* [[Rackable Systems]] (NASDAQ symbol: RACK), former American computer manufacturer <br />
* Rack or singlefoot, ([[racking (gait)|racking]]), a horse gait<br />
* [[Rack (climbing)]], the set of equipment carried up a climb<br />
* Rack, a [[slang term for money]], specifically £1,000<br />
* [[Rack (billiards)]] or triangle, a frame for placing billiard balls in their starting positions<br />
* [[Rack (torture)]]<br />
* Rack of [[ribs (food)|ribs]], a cut of meat<br />
* [[Rack of lamb]], a cut of meat<br />
* [[Rack-rent]], a type of property rent<br />
* Rack, a slang term for a women's [[breasts]]<br />
* [[Racks and quandles]], concepts in abstract algebra<br />
* Argentine [[backbreaker]] rack, a professional wrestling move<br />
* [[Rappel rack]], a type of caving [[Descender (climbing)|descender]]<br />
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== See also ==<br />
* [[RACK (disambiguation)]]<br />
* [[Wrack (disambiguation)]]<br />
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* [[Racking (disambiguation)]]<br />
* Rack slide, a type of linear bearing used to mount pull-out equipment in racks<br />
* ''[[Tzompantli]]'', a display rack for human skulls in Mesoamerican cultures<br />
* [[Rack-O]], a Milton-Bradley card matching game<br />
* [[Nordstrom Rack]], an American off-price department store<br />
* <code>mod_rack</code>, informal name of Ruby web server [[Phusion Passenger]]<br />
* [[CSAR Rack 4-6-4RT]] a South African locomotive<br />
* [[Sinclair Loading Rack]], a former historic Sinclair Oil structure in Oklahoma<br />
* [[Rack rate]], the published full list price of a hotel room<br />
* [[Rack striking]], a way of playing a striking clock<br />
* [[Rack and snail]], a mechanism used in some striking clocks<br />
* Rack tom, a variant of [[tom drum]]<br />
* [[List of rack railways]]<br />
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