rain stopped play
kill
raindrop therapy
exhalational
pluvial
cricket
aerosolization
washout
dropping
waterworks
rainmaking
liquid sunshine
sky juice
cricket ball
chilling
air-dry
regelation
slumpage
afters
PvP
sticky wicket
bench
exhalation
bowling
weather
breathholding
pluvious
exuviation
rub of the green
pilm
umbrellalike
tape ball
rain
muff
restinction
aerosolise
evolution
rain down
obrogation
stop
stoppage
aerosolize
cricket equipment
parasol
deflation
disinfestation
dethaw
washoff
deair
air
retire
outclearing
unchill
lousy
rainout
vacuation
suspiration
burnoff
chill
rash
midair
deraining
weathering
berain
drop-ball
sweepout
six-stitcher
blow-dry
dry
exsiccation
rain off
eject
fly out
rain delay
scuff
cricket field
exhalatory
spat
aeration
rain out
tide over
take
dendrophagy
wash out
no fun
huffing
ventilation
chillproofing
mizzle
snorting
apneumatic
deliquesence
airing
puffing
exhalative
drizzle
miasmology

English words for 'The cessation of an activity or operation due to rain (by analogy with cricket).'

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